🧪 Siberia Degrees White Dry Portion 13 g – chewing tobacco
What is it?
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Type: chewed tobacco for under the lip (portioned chew/snuff) intended for experienced users; not a nicotine pouch without tobacco.
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This product is known for its extremely high strength and intense effect.
🔋 Nicotine content
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Nicotine: approx. 43 mg per 1 g of tobacco (very high amount).
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This means that each sachet contains approximately 30–35 mg of nicotine in the form of a tobacco base – far more than standard, weaker products.
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Nicotine is a highly addictive substance.
🍂 Ingredients
Typical ingredients in chewing tobacco are:
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Tobacco – the main raw material
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Water – for moisture and texture
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Salt – for flavour balance
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Flavourings – e.g. menthol or other flavours
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Humectants – e.g. glycerol or other substances
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Acidity regulators – for the mixture’s
optimal pH (In genuine premium variants, the recipe may vary slightly.)
🍃 Flavour and character
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Flavour: an intense tobacco flavour with a menthol or cooling undertone (depending on the specific variant).
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A distinctive and long-lasting flavour that is released gradually during use.
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The dry-packet format means less dripping and a longer-lasting release of flavour and nicotine.
📍 How to use
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Place one pouch under your upper lip, between your gum and cheek.
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Leave it in for 20–60 minutes (depending on personal preference).
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During this time, the nicotine and flavour are gradually released.
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After use, dispose of the sachet in the bin.
🔥 Key features
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Strong effect: one of the strongest chewing tobaccos on the market.
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Dry/White Dry: dry pouches with lower moisture content → longer-lasting release of flavour and nicotine, less dripping.
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Portion size: convenient and discreet to use.
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Intended for experienced users – not suitable for beginners.
⚠️ Warning
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Contains nicotine, which is highly addictive.
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For adults only (18+).
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Not suitable for non-smokers, pregnant women or breastfeeding women.
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Tobacco products are harmful to health; their use may have adverse effects on the respiratory and circulatory systems.