I love my Pris Master.

[datadawg]

I love my Pris Master, no it isn't an Icetool I am sure in quality; however when you are on social security you make so with what you can afford. lol. The Pris Master is definitely better than the syringe I was using.

I bought 4 so if one breaks I have a back up, hey for 2 bucks a pop backups are affordable.

I do wish the damn instructions had been available in English though.

[bigmacemd]

Mine should be here on tuesday.. I really hope it helps me get into los, so far its been not so hot with the baking and mudmouth

[datadawg]

It definitely is a useful tool, for those who cannot afford or are unwilling to part with the 40+ bucks for a Icetool it will work in a pinch. Pun not intended.

[surfing_64]

I ordered one with my last order and it got here today. I read the instructions and get how it works but hand baking for 2 years i dont know if i'll use it more than once (i'll try it out, when i open my new skruf stark can) but who knows if it'll replace my ever "browning" hands

[moneymanmike]

I like mine on new tins when there is not alot of room to pinch with-out making a mess or when my hands are dirty from working on my car. Other then that I hand bake or just "hillbilly" it.

[Grim]

Hey guys, if you need to translate the instructions just type in what they say in the google translator.

Put it a sSwedish to English and you have your instructions.

[bigmacemd]

ahhh yes... just tried my first Goteborgs prima fint with my first pris master.. I gotta say this is great snus and the pris master is a god send.

[bakerbarber]

I've seen prismaster marketed somewhere on the internet when I did some random search for snus.

It was aimed at hospice workers caring for quadriplegic snus-aholics. So the caregiver didn't have to touch the snus. Very cool. If I ever end up in a semi-vegetative state I hope someone will insert some snus in my face for me now and then.

[cocsp2002]

Hospice workers caring for quadriplegic snusers...that's what I'd call a niche market!

[ponysoprano]

Hospice workers caring for quadriplegic snusers...that's what I'd call a niche market!

ROFL, I know disability is no laughing matter, but an image of a grizzled old bedridden Scandanavian in an ill-fitting bathrobe harassing his poor caregiver until a pris is extruded into his grumpy lip...that's something I won't forget. Yeah, for the price Prismaster is tops, got 2 today with my los. It adds a nice little "ritual" component to snus. And like the best gear around, it's easily cleaned with running water. I imagine it would be good for travel too, as if it's taken by an angry TSA agent thinking it's "drug paraphernalia", you're losing pocket change, as opposed to a $40+ Icetool.

[Premium Parrots]

I've seen prismaster marketed somewhere on the internet when I did some random search for snus.

It was aimed at hospice workers caring for quadriplegic snus-aholics. So the caregiver didn't have to touch the snus. Very cool. If I ever end up in a semi-vegetative state I hope someone will insert some snus in my face for me now and then.

I'm gonna teach my caregiver to hand bake snus for me. I just gotta make sure they change my diaper AFTER, not before, they snus me up. :P

[bakerbarber]

nothing like a good hands on wet nurse.

http://www.spinalistips.se/tips-snus-tool-en-187.html

that is the site I was thinking about.

[Premium Parrots]

Hey Mr. BB, lol........ I was referring to the fact that if she changes my diapers FIRST shes liable to have brown hands BEFORE she bakes my pris. Then I wouldn't be so anxious to snus, if you know what I mean..........

[cocsp2002]

I'm trying to decide what they used in the photos, since it seems to be in a paper can like a SM product, but doesn't have the trademark gold lid, or the SM lid-shape.

The seal on the black lid does look like the General seal with laurels, though...Opinions?

[lxskllr]

I'm trying to decide what they used in the photos, since it seems to be in a paper can like a SM product, but doesn't have the trademark gold lid, or the SM lid-shape.

The seal on the black lid does look like the General seal with laurels, though...Opinions?

That's the older General tin. They changed over sometime before I started snusing.