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Austin Collins transitioned from vaping 14mg of nicotine per day to over double that amount using nicotine pouches. The pouches gained popularity as a discreet way to consume nicotine, with Zyn being a leading brand. While sales surged, concerns about teen usage and health risks arose. Policy debates ensued, with calls for regulation amid fears of attracting young users. Research on the long-term health effects of nicotine pouches is ongoing. Philip Morris International, the parent company of Zyn, insists they market only to legal age consumers. Experts warn of potential risks to adolescent brain development and call for increased education on the dangers of nicotine pouch use among youth.