One passenger says she was asked to spit out her smokeless nicotine pouch, leading to confusion of what is allowed on flights ...

Axios Visuals It's not food, it's not chewing tobacco and it's not gum — though it might look like it when you see it — but it is becoming America's new addictive obsession. Why it matters: Sales of ...

Smoking and vaping are banned on flights, but it appears that smokeless nicotine pouches are allowed — depending on the ...

Zyn owner Philip Morris International US has launched a patriotic ad blitz. PMI wants Americans to know more about its ...

After a Delta passenger was told to spit out his tobacco-free nicotine Zyn pouch on his flight, people are confused about ...

Leaving that club can be lonely, according to conversations with a half-dozen men in various stages of quitting Zyn. So, many of them turned to a similar club. It’s also pretty bro-y — but the ...

The Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday that it authorized the marketing of Zyn nicotine pouches but will be "closely monitoring youth use.""The FDA's decision recognizes the role ...

But while Zyn doesn't contain harmful tobacco, it's still addictive: Zyn notes that the FDA requires it to have the warning: "This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical." Health ...

Zyn pouch shipments spiked in the first quarter this year, and demand for the product has jumped since 2016. Getty Images. Zyn pouches look like small tea bags filled with nicotine that users tuck ...

Tiny packets of nicotine have quickly become a big problem for parents and schools. They’re available at gas stations and convenience stores under names like Zyn, O! Rogue, Juice Head and VELO ...

Zyn products will be allowed to stay on the market after federal health officials Thursday said the popular nicotine pouches can help adult smokers cut back or switch completely. The Food and Drug ...