<p style=”text-align: left;”>Not sure people being rich is the reason, since snuff is priced so cheap, even at other websites that charge more than Toque. An American paying $10 for a pack of smokes that lasts a day or two, or sees tobacco shops charging $10+ for a tin of snuff that’s likely been sitting on a shelf for half a decade, jumps onto a website and sees fresh snuff for a few dollars (maybe $5), and doesn’t look any further. Even paying more at another website is still ultimately saving money on a bottom line personal budget cost analysis. I was easily spending at least $50 a week as a smoker. $50 a week would be a lot of snuff to consume every week. Truth is, Snuff makers and overseas retailers undervalue their products, when compared to current prices for other tobacco products.</p>