Ingredient library
Understand ingredient roles, disclosed forms and the questions a label leaves open.
Nicotine
Active
The nicotine content of an oral pouch needs an explicit amount, reporting basis and market-specific product identity. Nicotine is addictive.
Caffeine
Active
Caffeine can appear as a declared ingredient or through a named caffeine-containing raw material.
Coffee
Botanical filling
Coffee-containing fillings are distinct from a coffee flavor applied to another carrier.
Microcrystalline cellulose
Carrier
This cellulose material appears in public filling ingredient disclosures.
Hydroxypropyl cellulose
Stabilizer
ZYN describes this material within its public stabilizer disclosure.
Glycerin
Humectant
Glycerin appears in public pouch ingredient lists and moisture-related testing descriptions.
Water
Formulation component
Water is listed in some public pouch formulations.
Gum arabic
Filler
Gum arabic appears in the ZYN US filler disclosure.
Maltitol
Filler / sweetening ingredient
Maltitol appears within the public ZYN US filler description.
Acesulfame potassium
Sweetener
This sweetener is listed in several published pouch disclosures.
Sucralose
Sweetener
Sucralose appears in disclosed Grinds and TeaZa formulations.
Sodium carbonate
pH adjuster
ZYN identifies sodium carbonate as a pH-adjusting ingredient.
Sodium bicarbonate
pH adjuster
ZYN identifies sodium bicarbonate within its pH-adjuster disclosure.
Sodium benzoate
Preservative
Sodium benzoate is named in several Grinds ingredient disclosures.
Citric acid
Acidity / flavor component
Citric acid is listed for some flavored pouch formulations.
Salt
Formulation component
Salt appears in published pouch ingredient lists.
Menthol
Flavor component
Menthol-related ingredients appear in public descriptions of some mint formulations.
Chicory
Botanical component
Chicory is named in several Grinds coffee-pouch disclosures.
Taurine
Supplement ingredient
Taurine appears in the disclosed energy blend of some Grinds products.
Glucuronolactone
Supplement ingredient
Glucuronolactone is named in some Grinds energy-blend disclosures.
Alpha-GPC
Supplement ingredient
Alpha-GPC is named in some nootropic-positioned pouch lines.
Citicoline
Supplement ingredient
BRAVO names citicoline under the Cognizin trade name in its Focus disclosure.
L-Theanine
Supplement ingredient
L-theanine is named in several focus-positioned products.
L-Tyrosine
Supplement ingredient
L-tyrosine is named in the NZE and BRAVO product disclosures.
Niacin
Vitamin
Niacin-related ingredients appear in some published pouch energy blends.
Pantothenic acid
Vitamin
Pantothenic-acid-related ingredients are named in a public Grinds product disclosure.
Vitamin B6
Vitamin
Vitamin B6 is a nutrient that may be declared within a pouch formulation or blend.
Vitamin B12
Vitamin
Vitamin B12 has several forms and is discussed in NIH nutrient guidance.
Green tea
Botanical
TeaZa identifies green tea as one source in its Energy line.
Yerba mate
Botanical
TeaZa identifies yerba mate in its Energy product description.
Eleuthero
Botanical
Eleuthero is named in TeaZa’s Energy line description.
Rhodiola
Botanical
Rhodiola is named in TeaZa’s Energy description.
Panax ginseng
Botanical
Panax ginseng is named in the TeaZa Energy description.
Chamomile
Botanical
Chamomile is named in TeaZa’s caffeine-free Chill description.
Passionflower
Botanical
Passionflower is named in TeaZa Chill’s product description.
Magnolia bark
Botanical
Magnolia bark appears in TeaZa’s Chill description.
Melatonin
Active reference
Melatonin-containing development concepts require product-specific labeling and a market-specific classification.
Magnesium
Mineral reference
Magnesium amounts must distinguish elemental nutrient content from compound mass.
Guarana
Botanical reference
Guarana is a caffeine-containing botanical considered in some functional-product concepts.
Flavorings
Flavor system
Public labels may disclose flavorings without a complete component-by-component formula.
Lion's mane
Fungal ingredient
A named fungal ingredient in some mushroom pouches. The source should specify the species, fruiting body or mycelium, extract form and amount.
Cordyceps
Fungal ingredient
Cordyceps is used as a commercial common name for different fungal materials. The WAVE source specifically names Samsoniella hepiali mycelium powder.
Reishi
Fungal ingredient
A named fungal ingredient. The cited WAVE disclosure identifies Ganoderma lucidum fruiting-body extract and gives an amount per pouch.
Vitamin C
Vitamin
A label nutrient. The cited sleep-pouch label lists vitamin C as L-ascorbic acid in milligrams per one-pouch serving.
Vitamin E
Vitamin
A label nutrient. Its amount and Daily Value should be read with the serving size and form actually shown on the label.
Lemon balm
Botanical ingredient
A named botanical in some functional pouch disclosures. The cited Ultra label lists lemon balm extract powder.
Erythritol
Sweetener
A named sweetener in the cited WAVE supporting-ingredient list. Its formulation percentage is not disclosed there.
Xylitol
Sweetener
A named sweetener in some oral pouch ingredient lists, including the cited ZALT disclosure.
Sodium citrate
Electrolyte salt
A sodium-containing salt named in the ZALT disclosure. The listed salt-compound mass differs from the elemental sodium amount.
Potassium citrate
Electrolyte salt
A potassium-containing salt named in the ZALT disclosure. The amount of the whole salt is not an equal amount of potassium.