A synthetic
nicotine substitute for use in a variety of delivery systems, particularly in electronic
nicotine delivery systems, such as atomizers, electronic cigarettes,
combustion, heat-not-burn products, oral or nasal
nicotine delivery systems. (S)-6-methylnicotine, also known as (S)-2-methyl-5-(1-methylpyrrolidine-2-yl)
pyridine, is a derivative of nicotine, and the 6-site of the
pyridine ring of the (S)-6-methylnicotine is substituted by methyl. Preliminary experimental data show that the
efficacy of (S)-6-methylnicotine is about 4-5 times (by weight) of nicotine, the (S)-6-methylnicotine can take effect more quickly, and the nicotine desire can be controlled or met more effectively. The
carboxylate is also applicable. The enhanced
efficacy enables people to alleviate nicotine craving faster and more effectively with a lower
dose, and produces a subjective satisfaction to meet the
smoking addiction. This enhanced pharmacological
efficacy allows for the use of smaller amounts of active ingredients compared to synthetic nicotine formulations, among other potential benefits.