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Three nicotine pouch myths — and what the evidence actually saysNicotine pouches are "tobacco-free" — but that doesn't mean safe. They're marketed as quit-smoking aids, but the FDA hasn't approved them for that. And the cancer question? Nobody knows yet. Here's what CDC, Cochrane, and the American Cancer Society actually say.
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A child-safe cap that retrofits any nicotine pouch canChemular's Safeguard Mark I adds child-resistant packaging to existing nicotine pouch cans without a redesign — responding to FDA pressure after poison-control data showed 72% of pouch exposures involved children under 5. All 20 FDA-authorized pouch products already use CRC packaging.