Camel Dissolvable

[jamesstew]

http://www.brandweek.com/bw/content_...fbfa0580a2bbee

[silk]

That is interesting. It also says that they will be nationally distributing Camel SNUS.

[RobsanX]

Camel Dissolvables deliver between 0.6 to 3.1 milligrams of nicotine, while cigarette smokers typically inhale about 1 milligram per cigarette.

I wonder if by "deliver" they mean contain... To us there is a difference, but not necessarily to the layperson...

[bakerbarber]

I'd try it.

The "Orbs" sound like Stonewall and Ariva.

[moneymanmike]

I would deff. give them a try. The only issue I see with this is anti tobacco bitching about the product being kids friendly.

[snusjus]

Very interesting. However, there is not enough nicotine to satisfy my drug addiction. R.J. Reynolds knows what they're doing; they're making a smokeless product with low levels of nicotine to ensure smokers don't give up on the other habit. That's how Camel snus is marketed too. I'm sure these products will sell better because they won't have the "dip" reputation that most Americans despise.

[desirexe]

I love how that article stated that these little plastic containers are 'child resistant.' That's great to hear because I don't think RJR could have made this more appealing to children! They look just like a package of gum or mints that Walmart sells on their candy shelves! I think the anti-tobacco people are gonna have a field day with these products!

[snusjus]

I love how that article stated that these little plastic containers are 'child resistant.' That's great to hear because I don't think RJR could have made this more appealing to children! They look just like a package of gum or mints that Walmart sells on their candy shelves! I think the anti-tobacco people are gonna have a field day with these products!

If R.J. Reynolds were really smart, they would lace baby food with nicotine. All the babies would cry until they got another serving of "Turkish Blend Baby Custard". Hmmmmm...

[B'klynSnuser]

Hey, what’s better than a tobacco toothpick after dinner? LOL

[toekuttr]

I think the toothpicks sound like a convenient idea. The orbs sound just like Stonewall and are probably the highest in nicotine. I'd be hesitant to use a RJR product again myself though after learning of what actually goes in their smokes, think I'll stick with Stonewalls.

These things look like they'll have some serious appeal to children too, especially the strips. What could be better for an easy to conceal nic-hit in the classroom. It will be really easy to place these into one of the breath or fruit strips dispensers for the super-stealth in school tobacco break. Great new products for the kids!

[TropicalBob]

Make 'em whiten my teeth at the same time and we have a deal.

Yes, they are like Star Scientific's Ariva and Stonewall products. If possibly faulty memory serves, RJR sued Star Scientific for patent infringement or something like that. I really didn't follow the case and still order my Stonewalls every other week. That's as far as I care.

These aren't up to Stonewall's 4mg standard, however.

Look forward to testing them.

[snusfather]

Hell, why dont they just make a camel nicoteen pill (or at least a decent snus for a decent price)? This is getting rediculous, IMHO. :?

[Ainkor]

Hell, why dont they just make a camel nicoteen pill (or at least a decent snus for a decent price)? This is getting rediculous, IMHO. :?

I agree.

If Camel could have made the product about 1/4 as flavorful (so it doesn't over power your mouth) and package it similar to Triumph (24 portions per can) it might actually do well!

All of the specifics of Camel's have been hashed out here before but as an ex 21 year Camel filter smoker I might even keep loyal to the brand. As it is now forgetaboutit.

-Ainkor