Clean by Design
DZRT delivers tobacco-free, pharmaceutical-grade nicotine pouches. No combustion, no ash, no smoke. Just a clean, controlled experience designed for those who are ready to leave traditional cigarettes behind for good.
OUR MISSION
A new and innovative experience, crafted by Saudi hands, to assist you in your journey to quit smoking with a less harmful, tobacco-free alternative.
CHOOSING YOUR NICOTINE STRENGTH
0MG | ZERO
For when you’ve mastered the transition. All the ritual and flavor you love, with zero nicotine.
3MG | LIGHT
Ideal for light smokers (up to 10 cigarettes a day). A gentle introduction that satisfies the urge without overdoing it.
6-7MG | MEDIUM
The standard for pack-a-day smokers. A reliable, steady experience designed to mirror your current daily rhythm.
10MG | STRONG
For heavy smokers (20+ cigarettes a day). Delivers the impact you're used to, making the initial move away from tobacco effortless.
Gradual Reduction Recommended
Match your strength to your current nicotine intake, then gradually reduce over time as part of your quit-smoking plan. Consult with healthcare professionals for personalized guidance.
HOW IT USE
POP IT
Break the seal to open the can.
PLACE IT
Place one DZRT pouch under your upper lip.
TASTE IT, do not swallow
Do not swallow, Keep the pouch in place for about 5 to 30 minutes.
BIN IT
After use, dispose of the pouch in the designated compartment on the lid.
WHAT IS DZRT NICOTINE POUCH?
A small, discreet pouch placed between the gum and lip. No smoke, no tobacco, no combustion, just clean nicotine absorbed naturally through the mouth, whenever and wherever you need it.
Tobacco-Free
100% tobacco-free nicotine pouches made from pharmaceutical-grade ingredients.
Pharma Grade
Manufactured to pharmaceutical standards ensuring safety and quality.
Made in KSA
Locally manufactured with global quality standards and strict quality control.
RESPONSIBLE USE & SAFETY
Your health and safety are our top priorities. Please read and follow these important guidelines.
IMPORTANT HEALTH NOTES
- Nicotine is highly addictive substance and is not risk-free.
- Not for use by pregnant or breastfeeding women.
- Speak to your doctor before use if you have heart disease, high blood pressure or a medical condition.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Use only as directed.
- Not for use by non-nicotine users or individuals below 18+
WHEN TO STOP
Discontinue use immediately if you experience any adverse reactions such as:
- Severe dizziness or nausea
- Rapid or irregular heartbeat
- Persistent mouth irritation
- Allergic reactions
MANAGING WITHDRAWAL & QUITTING SUPPORT
You don't have to quit alone. Here are practical tips and resources to support your journey.
MANAGING CRAVINGS
- Stay hydrated - drink plenty of water throughout the day
- Exercise regularly to reduce stress and boost mood
- Avoid triggers - identify and steer clear of smoking situations
- Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation
- Seek social support from friends, family, or support groups
- Use replacement therapies under medical guidance
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Professional support can make all the difference in your quit journey. Don't hesitate to reach out for help.
- Healthcare Providers Consult with your doctor for personalized quit plans and medical support
- Support Organizations Connect with national and local organizations specializing in smoking cessation
- Online Communities Join forums and groups where you can share experiences and find motivation
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The journey varies for each person. Most successful quit attempts take 8-12 weeks of gradual reduction, but some may need longer. The key is consistency and patience with yourself.
Gradual reduction is recommended. Start with a strength that matches your current smoking level, then step down every 2-4 weeks. This approach gives your body time to adjust and reduces withdrawal symptoms.
Use one pouch every 1-2 hours, or when you feel cravings. Don't exceed recommended daily usage. As you progress, gradually reduce frequency and strength.
Relapse is common and doesn't mean failure. Learn from it, identify your triggers, and try again. Each attempt teaches you more about your habits and brings you closer to success.