The disclosure provides a foam composition including a cellulosic foam stabilizer, a sweetener, optionally a natural gum, water, and a flavoring agent or an active ingredient or both a flavoring agent and an active ingredient. The disclosure also provides a method of forming a foam composition, including mixing an aqueous slurry of a cellulosic foam stabilizer with a sweetener, an optional natural gum, an optional alkali metal salt, and a flavoring agent or an active ingredient or both a flavoring agent and an active ingredient to form a mixture; introducing air into the mixture through stirring or bubbling to form a foam; dividing the foam into a plurality of discrete portions; and optionally drying the discrete portions of foam.

A method for adjusting nicotine content of aerosol in an inhaler comprises: a feeding step in which at least one liquid having a first nicotine content is fed from a vaporizer tank to an electric vaporizer; a vaporizing step in which the at least one liquid is vaporized producing an aerosol; and a dispensing step in which a final aerosol consisting of a combination of all aerosols formed in the inhaler from the at least one liquid is dispensed from the inhaler to a user, wherein: at least one of the at least one liquid comprises a precursor substance capable of being converted into nicotine by a chemical reaction; and the method further comprises a nicotine generation step in which said precursor substance is converted into nicotine by the chemical reaction so that the final aerosol comprises a second nicotine content higher than the first nicotine content.

The disclosure provides a foam composition including a cellulosic foam stabilizer, a sweetener, optionally a natural gum, water, and a flavoring agent or an active ingredient or both a flavoring agent and an active ingredient. The disclosure also provides a method of forming a foam composition, including mixing an aqueous slurry of a cellulosic foam stabilizer with a sweetener, an optional natural gum, an optional alkali metal salt, and a flavoring agent or an active ingredient or both a flavoring agent and an active ingredient to form a mixture; introducing air into the mixture through stirring or bubbling to form a foam; dividing the foam into a plurality of discrete portions; and optionally drying the discrete portions of foam.

This document relates to smokeless products containing one or more non-tobacco plant materials. Certain embodiments described in this document relate to smokeless products containing one or more tobacco-alternative plant materials and having properties similar to tobacco-containing oral products.

An aerosol-forming substrate and an aerosol generation system are provided. The aerosol-forming substrate includes yohimbine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of yohimbine or yohimbine hydrate. Based on a total mass of the aerosol-forming substrate, a mass percent of the yohimbine or the pharmaceutically acceptable salt of the yohimbine or the yohimbine hydrate is in a range of 0.1%-10%, preferably 0.1%-8%, further preferably 0.1%-6%, further preferably 0.1%-5%, further preferably 0.5%-5%, further preferably 1%-5%, and further preferably 2%-5%. In the aerosol-forming substrate containing yohimbine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of yohimbine or yohimbine hydrate provided in this application, no carbonization occurs after repeated heating by using an electronic vaporization device, and a conversion rate of yohimbine is relatively high, so that a content of yohimbine is close to a dosage through oral administration or injection in current clinical trials, thereby guaranteeing safety.

A nicotine pouch composition is disclosed, the pouch composition comprising free-base nicotine and having a water content of at least 15% by weight of said pouch composition. Furthermore, an oral nicotine pouch product comprising the pouch composition and a method for manufacturing the oral nicotine pouch product is disclosed.

There is provided an aerosolisable formulation comprising (i) caffeine; (ii) water; and (iii) propylene glycol; wherein the weight ratio of water to propylene glycol is from 30:70 to 60:40.

A liquid tobacco composition comprises tobacco dissolved in an ionic liquid. Removal of selected tobacco constituents is aided by dissolving the tobacco in the ionic liquid. The tobacco, having selected constituents removed, may be regenerated from the liquid tobacco composition by separating the tobacco from the ionic liquid.

The present invention is directed to a method of manufacturing a filling material for a pouched smokeless snus product, the method comprising the steps of: a) coating non-tobacco plant material with nicotine; b) mixing the coated non-tobacco plant material with further ingredients and optionally tobacco material to form the filling material; and c) optionally subjecting the filling material to a pasteurization step; as well as to products of such method.

The present invention relates to a reconstituted plant sheet comprising nicotine stabilized by an acid.