The rules and regulations around flying with cigarettes, tobacco, and other sources of nicotine products can be confusing. In this guide, we answer some of the most common FAQs surrounding travelling with nicotine products.
Before we jump in, it’s important to point out that regulations vary substantially between countries, and airlines may have their own set of rules. Plus, guidance is regularly reviewed so we strongly recommend checking up on current rules right before travel.
Nicotine pouches are smokeless* so there are no restrictions on taking them on board a flight. They can either be packed in your hold baggage or carried in your hand luggage. Additionally, VELO nicotine pouches are tobacco-free*, so they are not subject to any of the tobacco import restrictions listed below.
Got a flight coming up? Why not grab a free can of VELO and put smokeless*, handsfree nicotine to the test?
A modern take on nicotine
VELO nicotine pouches are inspired by the Scandinavian way of life. They have been designed to be a modern take on nicotine, offering no smoke*, no smell**, no tobacco* and 99% less toxicants***. They can be consumed anytime, anywhere and leave your hands free to enjoy every adventure life has to offer.
In fact, VELO nicotine pouches are ideal for travel. They are conveniently packaged in a handy can with a built-in trash compartment and they discreetly fit under your lip. Simply tuck one between your gum and upper lip!
New to nicotine pouches? Find out everything you need to know about VELO in this handy guide.
*This product is not risk-free and contains nicotine, an addictive substance.
** Compared to a conventional cigarette when smoked. This product is not risk-free and contains nicotine, an addictive substance
***This product is not risk-free and contains nicotine, an addictive substance. Comparison based on an assessment of smoke from a scientific standard reference cigarette (approximately 9mg tar) and components released during use of a Velo pouch, in terms of the average of the 9 harmful components the World Health Organisation recommends to reduce in cigarette smoke.
