1. Examples of “new generation” Tobacco Products including new Tobacco and non –Tobacco Nicotine Products

2. loose-leaf Chewing (spit) tobacco- loose-leaf Tucked between the gum and jaw

3. loose-leaf Chewing (spit) tobacco - loose-leaf

4. Plug Chewing tobacco - Plug Chewed or held in the cheek and may be held for hours

5. Plug Chewing tobacco - Plug

6. Twist Chewed or held in the cheek and may be held for hours Chewing tobacco - Twist Chewed or held in the cheek and may be held for hours

7. Moist snuff Moist snuff A pinch is placed between the lip or cheek and gum and held for 30 minutes

8. Moist Snuff Flavored…

9. Dry Dry Snuff Same as moist, may also be sniffed

10. Dry Dry Snuff

11. Used for the Hookah Flavored Tobacco Used for the Hookah

12. Used for cigarettes Flavored Tobacco Used for cigarettes

13. Placed in the mouth, on the tongue or between the cheek and gum where it dissolves to release tobacco Orbs Tobacco Placed in the mouth, on the tongue or between the cheek and gum where it dissolves to release tobacco

14. Resembles candy and breath mint strips Orbs Tobacco Resembles candy and breath mint strips

15. A finely ground tobacco in sachets "tea bag-like pouches” Snus A finely ground tobacco in sachets "tea bag-like pouches”

16. More spit tobacco

18. The Marketers say: it looks like a cigarette, feels like a cigarette and tastes like a cigarette, yet it isn’t a cigarette E-cigarette The Marketers say: it looks like a cigarette, feels like a cigarette and tastes like a cigarette, yet it isn’t a cigarette

19. Manufacturers consider it a device – not a drug E-cigarette Manufacturers consider it a device – not a drug

20. Manufacturers claim that they are safer??? E-cigarette Manufacturers claim that they are safer???

21. Prepared by Farid Shamo PH Consultant MDCH Tobacco Program shamof@michigan.gov