Herbal cigarettes are made from plants other than tobacco, so they contain no nicotine. They look, light, and smoke like a regular cigarette. If you want the same ritual without tobacco or nicotine, here's what to know before you buy.
Zero nicotine. Zero tobacco. TAAT is a patented plant-based blend that contains hemp-derived CBD, and COAs show under 0.2% THC.
What are herbal cigarettes made of?
Most herbal cigarettes use a mix of dried plants, like hemp, mullein, or other herbs, rolled in paper with a filter. Each brand has its own blend, and that blend decides the taste, the smell, and how evenly it burns.
Do herbal cigarettes have nicotine?
No. Nicotine comes from tobacco. A cigarette with no tobacco in it has no nicotine. Always check the label to make sure the product says zero tobacco and zero nicotine.
Is TAAT an herbal cigarette?
TAAT is close, but not the same thing. TAAT is made from a patented plant-based blend, with no tobacco and no nicotine. It was built to taste, burn, and pack like a real cigarette, so it comes in a real pack and a real carton. It contains hemp-derived CBD, and its COAs show under 0.2% THC. Learn more about what TAAT is.
Can you get menthol herbal cigarettes?
Yes. TAAT comes in three flavors:
Do gas stations sell herbal cigarettes?
Some gas stations and smoke shops carry them, but stock is hit or miss and flavors are limited. The easiest way to get the flavor you want every time is to order online. TAAT ships to your door, and orders over $29 ship free.
How much do herbal cigarettes cost?
Prices vary by brand. A TAAT pack is $9.99. A carton of 10 packs is $59.99, which works out to about $6 a pack, the best price per pack.
Herbal cigarettes FAQ
Are herbal cigarettes tobacco-free?
Yes. Herbal and plant-based cigarettes use no tobacco.
Do herbal cigarettes taste like real cigarettes?
It depends on the blend. TAAT was made to taste and burn like a real cigarette.
Who can buy TAAT?
Adults 21 and over.
Where does TAAT ship?
Continental US only, except ID, IN, IA, KY, LA, MA, NY, SC, SD, and UT.
