wierd stickers on cans from northerner

[GiantsNut57]

When I got my shipment, most of them peeled off cleanly, but certain ones didn't, such as goteborgs rape and catch eucalypus, those labels seem to be made of some type of sticky foil, which tore off with the stickers.

Yeah, my GR2 and Roda cans look like shit after I get done with the stickers! Try peeling very slowly. If the label starts to come with it, start on another side! Can't say the same with the foil labels, but my cans look pretty after

what bout all the fiberglass in snus? Isn't that harmful?

Fiberglass? hahahahahaha

[WickedKitchen]

WARNING: This product may EXPLODE in your mouth.

That's what's coming next y'know. Just slip that little mickey under your lip and POW...you're jaw will get blown half way to Timbuktu. Save old cans w/o labels. You don't get sick from those.

[Joshtimes]

lol ya , its funny cuz we all just rip those shits off as fast as possible . Its like **** THAT im not getting cancer! ahahah

[Kstolen23]

The beauty of not speaking Norske or Svenske is when I get my snus I dont know what the label says n im like, 'Hmm, this has to be good for me!'

[Kstolen23]

Actually, your pretty lucky in Europe, you only have the words. Every where else (Australia) has pictures. After spending three months in Norway, on my way home when I reached Kuala Lumpa I was reminded, visually, of what smoking does to you by a picture of a 'perfectly ordinary englishman's smile' on a carton of ciggarettes. It was not pleasant. I'm used to it again now, but still. . . I prefered the warning to be in a different language.

[Snus Boost]

The stickers hide the best before date on a lot of products. I think Northerner finds that beneficial on just about everything except Thunder.

[Jwalker]

Hmm Yeah I remember peeling them off, with snuscentral that's not an issue though since they just stick all three labels written on paper in the plastic wrap.

[timoteo]

call me Amish, call me German Call me Swedish, call me whatever you want, but I dont want to see english on my snus cans.