A combustion-free cigarette includes a sleeve, to the inner casing of which a nicotine solution is applied, in which it is proposed according to the invention that the sleeve is closed at one of its two ends by a partially air-tight draw-in brake and the nicotine solution consists of an amount of 0.8-1.2 mg of nicotine dissolved in 75-105 l of ethanol, the nicotine solution being applied as an at least partial wetting of the inner casing. The combustion-free cigarette reproduces the properties of a conventional cigarette in its dispensing of nicotine by the nicotine being absorbed in a sufficient quantity from the air flow arising within the sleeve during the customary draw-in process and being available for inhaling.

An oral product includes a body that is wholly receivable in an oral cavity. The body includes a polymer matrix and one or more flavorants and/or active ingredients embedded in the polymer matrix. The polymer matrix can include a copolymer of ethylene and one or more vinyl monomers or zein. For example, the polymer can be ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer and/or ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer. In some cases, the oral product can include tobacco and/or nicotine.