Health and Safety Considerations While drying tobacco is generally safe, a few precautions are worth mentioning
Smokeless tobacco users develop a nicotine addiction like that of cigarette smokers and have been found to absorb at least as much nicotine as smokers
If you have asthma or allergies, this can mean worsening symptoms and a more challenging time breathing
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) requires you to declare: All purchases and goods obtained abroad, including duty-free items Gifts, prizes, and awards received during your trip Goods you are bringing into Canada for commercial purposes Alcohol and tobacco products subject to quantity restrictions Meats, plants, fruits, and food items that may require inspection Apply these declaration rules to all goods regardless of whether you believe duties will apply
This means there is no tar or carbon monoxide, two of the most dangerous elements of tobacco smoke