Looking for more details on what’s inside nicotine pouches? NicoLeaks.com now gives you more product-level test data to explore, along with a redesigned experience that helps you find and compare the information you’re interested in.

The public database includes nicotine pouch laboratory reports and composition data from testing conducted by Eurofins. You can browse dedicated product pages, filter results by key parameters, and check the source and date behind each analysis.

Five years after NicoLeaks first launched, the latest update brings more of that information together in one place. 

Testing is conducted by Eurofins, an independent laboratory with expertise in oral nicotine product testing. Products are analyzed for nicotine content, pH, moisture, tobacco-specific nitrosamines, and trace metals.

The database also shows whether the laboratory findings align with declared product specifications, adding detail that may not appear on consumer packaging.

If you’re looking for something specific, filters let you narrow the results by nicotine content, pH, moisture level, or market. From there, individual product pages give you a closer look at the available results, including the source and date of the analysis and the laboratory report where available. 

NicoLeaks focuses on nicotine pouch product composition. It does not assess health effects, and a product appearing in the database does not mean that it is safe or risk-free. 

There’s more planned for the site, too. Haypp Group intends to add scientific articles, presentations, and other educational resources in the coming months, expanding the information available alongside the product testing database.

Curious to see what’s available? Visit NicoLeaks.com to explore nicotine pouch test data, compare results, and view published laboratory reports.