ATTN: Adrian RE: Olde Viking LIMITED?

[chadizzy1]

Adrian/Olde Viking/GN Tobacco -

Why do all Olde Viking products say LIMITED EDITION on the can? It seems that you would eventually want to stick with a product instead of just making limited editions. Is this just to see how they perform? Any info is greatly appreciated.

[tom502]

I noticed that too.

[jamesstew]

Because they'll be gone within 2 years?

[GENERAL BILLY]

Maybe it is just Tobacco Speak for Beta version.

[Owens187]

because they know Old Viking sux and will be out of buisiness soon?

/justsayin

[chadizzy1]

Ok, so I heard from the folks at GN Tobacco, and I don't know why I didn't put 2 and 2 together, but it isn't the tobacco, it's the cans, they are going to be changing soon (which we knew already), this is why they are limited edition.

Also, I have seen TSNA reports, although i cannot publish them, but what they have said about the TSNA levels are true, they are very low. I hope to study this more, but for now there is a little info for those who were worried about that.

[TBD]

Also, I have seen TSNA reports, although i cannot publish them, but what they have said about the TSNA levels are true, they are very low. I hope to study this more, but for now there is a little info for those who were worried about that.

I'm sure the TNSA levels are low at first. But have you seen any numbers beyond, say , 60 days after manufacture?

[chadizzy1]

I'm sure the TNSA levels are low at first. But have you seen any numbers beyond, say , 60 days after manufacture?

Larry from SnusCentral is working on that, should see it in a new article he is writing.

[tom502]

I think the Olde Viking is decent enough snus, it's not my fave at all, but it's not bad. But I think it'd be hard for a small company to make headway with a new brand. Oden's is pretty well known and liked, but it's not made by GN tobacco.