My friends started using Zyn and other nicotine adjacents + that WSJ/Palantir article about free nic pouches in tech makes it seem like nic is being normalized. Doesn't seem like a great thing to get into in the long run.
There's something to be said about the focus boost though so I built a nicotine‑free alternative: 50mg caffeine strips that dissolve under your tongue. Each strip is a known dose, so instead of mystery‑strength coffee or energy drinks, you can stack 1–3 strips through the day and actually know how much caffeine you’re taking.
Right now it’s a pre‑launch product aimed at caffeine loves or whoever needs a focus boost, but want something more precise than coffee and less addictive than pouches. I’d love feedback on the idea, dosing, safety concerns, or whether this solves a real problem for you.
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[ 2.4 ms ] story [ 12.6 ms ] threadThere's something to be said about the focus boost though so I built a nicotine‑free alternative: 50mg caffeine strips that dissolve under your tongue. Each strip is a known dose, so instead of mystery‑strength coffee or energy drinks, you can stack 1–3 strips through the day and actually know how much caffeine you’re taking.
Right now it’s a pre‑launch product aimed at caffeine loves or whoever needs a focus boost, but want something more precise than coffee and less addictive than pouches. I’d love feedback on the idea, dosing, safety concerns, or whether this solves a real problem for you.