This study tested two hypothetical purchase tasks for measuring demand for oral nicotine pouches. A total of 147 adult pouch users took part.
Participants indicated how many individual pouches or tins they would buy at different prices. The results provided initial support for both versions of the task, but the researchers said larger studies are needed.
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View Original SourceUnderstanding how strongly people value nicotine products can help researchers study dependence and product use.
This study does not show whether nicotine pouches are safe or harmful. It mainly tests a research method for measuring consumer demand.
Reliable research tools can help scientists understand patterns of nicotine pouch use and dependence as these products become more common.
Measures of consumer demand may help tobacco regulators understand how people respond to nicotine pouch products and pricing.
These findings are preliminary and should not be treated as evidence about the health effects of nicotine pouches.
اس تحقیق میں 147 بالغ نکوٹین پاؤچ استعمال کرنے والوں نے حصہ لیا۔ ان سے مختلف قیمتوں پر یہ پوچھا گیا کہ وہ کتنے پاؤچ یا پاؤچ کے ڈبے خریدنا چاہیں گے۔
مقصد یہ دیکھنا تھا کہ نکوٹین پاؤچ کی طلب کو ناپنے کے یہ طریقے تحقیق میں استعمال کیے جا سکتے ہیں یا نہیں۔ ابتدائی نتائج حوصلہ افزا تھے، لیکن محققین کے مطابق مزید اور بڑی تحقیق کی ضرورت ہے۔ یہ تحقیق نکوٹین پاؤچ کے محفوظ یا نقصان دہ ہونے کا فیصلہ نہیں کرتی۔
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