OK, guys, I apologize if these questions have been settled elsewhere on the forum, but I have a few inquiries about portion placement that has been somewhat nagging me--I tend to worry too much by nature.
1. Are the portions never to touch the gum line? This would seem like a difficult proposition. Or rather, do your best to avoid the portion to touch your gum line? I find the little side papers usually hanging over my teeth (I fold my portion lengthwise).
2. How far do you shove those portions up there? Is it simply a matter of preference? Is there such a thing as too far up into the mouth?
3. I've been trying to avoid placing the portion directly in the middle, where that "stringy" thing is, based on what I've read on the forum. I've been placing the portion to the right or left of it. But for loose, I've been reading some say to place a pris right in the middle. So, does the portion bag irritate that stringy thing below the upper lip more than the loose snus?
Be forewarned, I have two cans of General loose coming in the mail. More newbie questions forthcoming.
BTW -- Snus has literally freed me from dipping the poison in Skoal and its companions in a single day. My desire for dipping is precisely at 0%. And I cannot thank snus enough. And I cannot thank you guys enough for helping me out and answering my questions
1. Are the portions never to touch the gum line? This would seem like a difficult proposition. Or rather, do your best to avoid the portion to touch your gum line? I find the little side papers usually hanging over my teeth (I fold my portion lengthwise).
2. How far do you shove those portions up there? Is it simply a matter of preference? Is there such a thing as too far up into the mouth?
3. I've been trying to avoid placing the portion directly in the middle, where that "stringy" thing is, based on what I've read on the forum. I've been placing the portion to the right or left of it. But for loose, I've been reading some say to place a pris right in the middle. So, does the portion bag irritate that stringy thing below the upper lip more than the loose snus?
Be forewarned, I have two cans of General loose coming in the mail. More newbie questions forthcoming.
BTW -- Snus has literally freed me from dipping the poison in Skoal and its companions in a single day. My desire for dipping is precisely at 0%. And I cannot thank snus enough. And I cannot thank you guys enough for helping me out and answering my questions

I am having some very minor issues with my top gums, a little bleeding which I believe is from the irritation and me trying to brush them and some soarness. I will try to get my question asked here clearly. Basically I would like to know what is the real difference between using it in the top lip instead of the bottom. Anything really besides spitting that would be a problem? Thanks for the help anyone I would just like to give my top gums a break before they worsen to heal and still want to get my nic from the snus so I don't revert back to smoking 
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