I'm a light smoker, but I've wanted to try dip for a little while. I wanted to know-what are the real risks of dipping a few times a week, no more than once every couple days? I control my nicotine cravings pretty well but I still really enjoy smoking. Is dip safer than smoking, cancer-wise? What side effects have you noticed with moderate dip usage? Thanks in advance for any help.
Newbie with questions about risk
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Snus is by far the best option health-wise of all oral tobaccos out there with no measurable cancer risk according to the most current research available. Dip will tear your gums up with prolonged use and does not meet the strict purity standards required of snus.
That said dipping is far FAR safer than smoking. I would go with snus (especially for long term regular use....also there is no spitting with snus)........but the occasional dip use that you mentioned in your OP should not be a problem.
Hope this helpsWhen it's my time to go, I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my uncle did....... Not screaming in terror like his passengers
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Originally posted by SnusdogSnus is by far the best option health-wise of all oral tobaccos out there with no measurable cancer risk according to the most current research available. Dip will tear your gums up with prolonged use and does not meet the strict purity standards required of snus.
That said dipping is far FAR safer than smoking. I would go with snus (especially for long term regular use....also there is no spitting with snus)........but the occasional dip use that you mentioned in your OP should not be a problem.
Hope this helps
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Dip can be kind of hit or miss as far as cancer risk goes. I've known guys to have problems after a very short time, and I've known guys who dip 2 cans of Copenhagen snuff per day and wind up with nothing more than gator lip.
Still, I agree with everyone else that snus is your best option. Dip can be a nice treat every once in a while, but don't make it your go-to tobacco. It's way too risky.
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My dentist hates dipping and he noticed within seconds of an exam I had been dipping Skoal last year; and gave me a lengthy sermon on the cancer risks.
He has no clue I use portion snus over the last two exams. So evidently the damage to the inside of your mouth from dip is much more glaring than snus, at least portion snus in my case.
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Originally posted by pouchfaceDip can be kind of hit or miss as far as cancer risk goes. I've known guys to have problems after a very short time, and I've known guys who dip 2 cans of Copenhagen snuff per day and wind up with nothing more than gator lip.
Still, I agree with everyone else that snus is your best option. Dip can be a nice treat every once in a while, but don't make it your go-to tobacco. It's way too risky.
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Originally posted by Riggins44My dentist hates dipping and he noticed within seconds of an exam I had been dipping Skoal last year; and gave me a lengthy sermon on the cancer risks.
He has no clue I use portion snus over the last two exams. So evidently the damage to the inside of your mouth from dip is much more glaring than snus, at least portion snus in my case.
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Originally posted by Thunder_SnusMy dentist is an old indian guy. His "last" name he uses for his practice is seriously just one of his like 15 middle names that sounds most american. He was very strange, had minor problems with dippers but he HATED gum chewers. Anyways since i switched to snus he keeps telling me everytime my mouth is the best he's ever seen it (since i started dipping at 14.) Usually afterwards i'll celebrate with a can of skoal peach. Can't seem to find skoal apple or anything that was fruity and i liked anymore in gas stations. So yeah mouth irritation must be incredibly low with snus since mine has never mentioned anything either.
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Originally posted by Thunder_SnusMy dentist is an old indian guy. His "last" name he uses for his practice is seriously just one of his like 15 middle names that sounds most american. He was very strange, had minor problems with dippers but he HATED gum chewers. Anyways since i switched to snus he keeps telling me everytime my mouth is the best he's ever seen it (since i started dipping at 14.) Usually afterwards i'll celebrate with a can of skoal peach. Can't seem to find skoal apple or anything that was fruity and i liked anymore in gas stations. So yeah mouth irritation must be incredibly low with snus since mine has never mentioned anything either.
....And he must make notes of it because he actually mentioned it next trip that I must have stopped. He's a good dentist, so I put up with it.
Another thing that I find odd: I still snuck cigs with Skoal no matter how much I stuffed in my gum in a day, never with real Snus.
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Originally posted by pouchfaceAgreed. My corner store ran out of general so I picked up some klondike wintergreen instead, and man can you tell a difference. Snus never seemed to have any effect on my lips or gums, but the klondike is making the inside of my cheek feel like gorilla tape. It's a tasty treat for sure, but I can't wait until I get my hands on some more snus.
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