Across the United States there have been those that have started using Zyn at above their tolerance level. For some, that can be an exciting experience full of nicotine rushes and lightheadedness. For others, the experience can be unpleasant, aggressive, and make you think twice about ever using Zyn again.
The lightheadedness that can sometimes occur when using Zyn is down to the total milligram strength, or nicotine curve, being above what one can tolerate. Typically, as nicotine enters the bloodstream, it needs to be something familiar, and therefore amply managed by the user. If you start to high, you will find the body struggles to deal with the total strength, or uptake time, and lightheadedness occurs as a bi-product.
Nausea can also occur when using a strength level above your tolerance. This is particularly unpleasant. Due to the younger demographic of nicotine pouch users, this is common among people drinking alcohol. When you mix nicotine (as a first time user) with the effects of alcohol, it can be disorientating. We advise using Zyn for the first time when you are in a position of relaxation and focus, and not under the effects of alcohol.