What kind of feeling do you get when you take snuff? Is it like the nicotine in a cig? I quit smoking cigs ahwile ago (its been at least 5 years) and I smoke pipes on occasion. Is it going to make me dizzy or what? I would like to try it, just curious. I found out my Grandmother was a snuffer, I asked my Dad recently if that jar in the cupboard at Grandmas house was snuff.. he said yes it was her "relaxation powder.." I like how the pipe tobacco relaxes me.. wondering if the snuff will be the same...
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Buy a tin and try for yourself. Toque Quit is as good a place to start as any if you want a reasonable nicotine load.
For me, the biggest plus is snuff's decongestant qualities.
I had blocked eustacian tubes for MONTHS!
Prescription meds didn't help, but snuff unblocked them within 36 hours!
My ear, nose and throat specialist said that since snuff worked so well for me and since there were no drug interactions with other medications, I should continue using snuff.
I couldn't get him to go as far as giving me a prescription for snuff but he gave me a very positive "under the table" therapeutic recommendation.
For the longest time I used Poschl President.
Now I use 6 Photo Kailash and Special.
Special is a better decongestant but Kailash is my favorite.
I was originally decongested with American Scotches: W.E. Garrett and Railroad.
I then progressed through English snuffs, German snuffs and finally discovered Indian snuffs.
For me the Nic buzz is mild but stimulating, but I have had friends that don't use tobacco catch the spins and nausea after sharing a couple pinches, everybody is different and tolerance varies. Some snuffs can be quite strong, like American scotches, some Indian snuffs. Those might be better triied later, unless you like a good strong tobacco trip while on the edge of puking, most people don't though, and that doesn't happen to everyone.