Disclosed are powder compositions with a pH of at least 6 for delivery of an active agent to the nasal cavity, wherein the active agent is selected from at least one of nicotine, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and ethanol. The compositions comprise a filling agent of water soluble and water insoluble microcrystalline cellulose and a matrix forming agent and have a defined brightness and particle size range. Also disclosed are products including the powder compositions and support particles inducing a desired property to the product.

The method includes providing a filler material that is water insoluble, the providing provides the filler material with more than 98% alpha-cellulose, 0.01% to less than 2% ash and a remainder hemicellulose, infusing at least one first consumable within the filler material and inserting a matrix within at least one first containing structure to form a capsule, the matrix including the filler material.

This document provides methods and systems for stabilizing nicotine and incorporating nicotine into one or more oral products. This document also provides oral products. Nicotine can be stabilized by mixing liquid nicotine with cellulosic fiber such that the liquid nicotine absorbs into pores of the cellulosic fiber to form a cellulosic fiber-nicotine mixture. In some cases, a cellulosic fiber-nicotine mixture can be combined with one or more binders and molded into an oral product.

A smoking composition includes tobacco material and a flavor delivery system. The flavor delivery system includes a flavor material and first wax material forming a core and a second wax material encapsulating the core. The second wax material being a different wax material than the first wax material.

This document provides methods and systems for stabilizing nicotine and incorporating nicotine into one or more oral products. This document also provides oral products. Nicotine can be stabilized by mixing liquid nicotine with cellulosic fiber such that the liquid nicotine absorbs into pores of the cellulosic fiber to form a cellulosic fiber-nicotine mixture. In some cases, a cellulosic fiber-nicotine mixture can be combined with one or more binders and molded into an oral product.

The disclosure provides a solventless method of producing coated botanical substrates by (i) uniformly coating a known exact amount of an active ingredient on the botanical substrates until the ingredient is substantially adsorbed to the surface of the botanical substrate to produce a homogeneous primary coating of the ingredient on the botanical substrates, and optionally (ii) substantially incorporating a flavoring agent with the surface of the plurality of botanical substrates coated with the ingredient.

This document provides methods and systems for stabilizing nicotine and incorporating nicotine into one or more oral products. This document also provides oral products. Nicotine can be stabilized by mixing liquid nicotine with cellulosic fiber such that the liquid nicotine absorbs into pores of the cellulosic fiber to form a cellulosic fiber-nicotine mixture. In some cases, a cellulosic fiber-nicotine mixture can be combined with one or more binders and molded into an oral product.

The capsule includes a matrix with one or more portions of a filler material, the filler material including a cellulose material, the filler material being water-insoluble, the one or more portions defining interstices, a containing structure containing the matrix, and at least one first substance infused within the filler material, the at least one first substance being one of nicotine, at least one first flavorant, a pre-aerosol formulation, a combination thereof, or a sub-combination thereof.

Provided is an aerosol generating apparatus, including: a housing that forms an accommodation space in which an aerosol generating article is accommodated; a heater unit that heats an aerosol generating article accommodated in the accommodating space; a cartridge that includes an aerosol forming agent; a cartridge heater unit that heats the cartridge; and a control unit that controls the aerosol generating apparatus to operate in a mode set among a smoky mode and a smokeless mode.

An aerosol-generating composition having aerosol-generating material including a binder and an aerosol former and at least one susceptor at least partially embedded in the aerosol-generating material.