We noticed that a product called “Pixx” – nicotine toothpicks – appeared on the product page of the British retailer website Crystalize Vape. The page described it as a smoke-free nicotine product form and used expressions like “more discreet” and “smoke-free” to describe its usage scenarios.
According to the information on the product page, the specifications indicated for Pixx nicotine toothpicks are:
Nicotine content: 10mg per stick
Packaging: 20 sticks per pack
Flavors: 10 varieties
Furthermore, the product packaging shows the words “UK MADE” (Made in the UK).
Meanwhile, Cee-Jay Da Fonte, an employee in the nicotine industry, wrote on LinkedIn that as the UK prepares for changes in e-cigarette taxes, retailers may face a tightening of profit margins and price hikes. The post stated that Pixx nicotine toothpicks are not expected to be included in the upcoming e-cigarette tax, and accordingly, it included statements such as “no impact from e-cigarette tax” and “not forced to raise prices due to e-cigarette tax”.