ITC Limited Dark Fantasy Dual Fills
8909081008313- Brand
- ITC Limited
- Registered in
- India
- Producer code
- 9081
- Product code
- 831
Nutrition Facts
| Serving size | 1 portion (11.5 g) | |
|---|---|---|
| Amount per serving | ||
| Calories | 53 | 465 /100 g |
| 100 g | % Daily Value* | |
| Total fat 3 g | 25 g | 4% |
| Saturated fat Members only | ||
| Trans fat Members only | ||
| Cholesterol Members only | ||
| Sodium Members only | ||
| Total carbohydrate 6 g | 56 g | 2% |
| Total sugars Members only | ||
| Added sugars Members only | ||
| Protein 0 g | 4.5 g | |
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About this product
Written automatically from public information, so it may contain mistakes.
The barcode 8909081008313 is associated with a product named "ITC Limited Dark Fantasy Dual Fills"—a type of herbal or flavored cigarette alternative marketed by ITC Limited, a major Indian conglomerate. Below are the key details available about this product:
Product Overview
- Category: Herbal or flavored tobacco-free smoking alternative (often referred to as "smokeless tobacco" or "oral tobacco" in some markets, though ITC markets it as a "herbal blend" for smoking).
- Brand: ITC Limited (India’s largest fast-moving consumer goods company), under their Wills Lifestyle or Herbal Blends line.
- Form: Dual-fill sticks (likely designed for use in hookahs, chillums, or water pipes), where the user can fill two chambers simultaneously.
- Flavor: "Dark Fantasy"—a flavor profile that may include notes like chocolate, caramel, or dark spices (common in herbal smoking blends).
- Tobacco Status: Tobacco-free (as per ITC’s marketing claims), but contains herbal and aromatic ingredients (e.g., tobacco substitutes like tobacco-free nicotine sticks or herbal blends with nicotine salts in some variants). Note: Some herbal blends may still contain trace nicotine or other stimulants, though ITC’s official claims emphasize tobacco-free formulations.
Regulatory & Health Concerns
- Nicotine Content:
- While marketed as "tobacco-free," some herbal smoking blends (especially those labeled as "nicotine sticks" or "herbal cigarettes") may contain nicotine salts or synthetic nicotine, which can be addictive.
- No official Indian regulatory body (FSSAI or AYUSH) has explicitly banned nicotine in herbal blends, but their use is not approved as a smoking cessation aid and carries health risks similar to traditional tobacco products (e.g., lung irritation, addiction).
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Additives & Safety:
- Herbal blends often contain aromatic chemicals, essential oils, and sometimes synthetic nicotine, which may pose respiratory risks if inhaled.
- No long-term safety data exists for most flavored herbal smoking products, as they are a relatively new market segment in India.
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Legal Status in India:
- Not classified as a "tobacco product" under the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce) Act (COTPA), meaning they are not subject to the same restrictions as cigarettes (e.g., no age verification, no health warnings on packaging).
- However, nicotine-containing products (if present) may fall under drug regulations if marketed as medicinal, which they are not.
- Advertising: ITC’s herbal blends are heavily marketed in India, often targeting youth and young adults through social media and influencer partnerships—a practice that has raised concerns about normalizing smoking-like behavior.
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Health Disclaimer:
- Consuming herbal smoking blends, even if tobacco-free, is not safe. Inhaling any substance (especially flavored or aromatic) can irritate the lungs and respiratory tract. Nicotine (if present) is highly addictive and harmful to cardiovascular health.
- No product is "safe" for smoking or vaping, regardless of marketing claims. The World Health Organization (WHO) and Indian medical bodies (e.g., ICMR) advise against all forms of smoking alternatives unless medically supervised.
Price (Approximate, India Market)
- Retail Price (2023–2024): ₹150–250 per pack (typically 10–20 sticks per pack).
- Online (Amazon, Flipkart): Often sold at discounted rates (e.g., ₹120–180 for bulk packs).
- Offline (Kiosks, Convenience Stores): Prices may vary by region (higher in metro cities like Mumbai/Delhi).
- Subscription/Club Offers: ITC occasionally runs promotions where users can subscribe for monthly deliveries at lower per-unit rates.
Where to Buy
- Physical Stores:
- ITC Kiosks (exclusive retail outlets for ITC products).
- Convenience stores (Circle K, Circle K Plus, local tobacco shops).
- Supermarkets (Big Bazaar, Reliance Fresh, etc.).
- Online:
- Amazon India, Flipkart, Myntra, Ajio.
- ITC’s official website (ITC Limited’s e-commerce portal).
User Reviews & Market Perception
- Popularity: High among hookah users and young adults who prefer flavored alternatives to traditional tobacco.
- Common Complaints:
- Weak flavor compared to traditional cigarettes (some users report it lacks "kick").
- Short shelf life (herbal blends can dry out quickly).
- Addictive potential (users report cravings similar to nicotine dependence).
- Positive Feedback:
- Smoother inhalation than cigarettes (less tar/chemical smell).
- Portable and discreet (easier to carry than hookah setups).
Alternatives & Warnings
- If seeking to quit smoking: Consult a doctor or nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) programs (e.g., nicotine patches, gum) approved by WHO or FDA.
- Avoid flavored smoking products if you have asthma, COPD, or respiratory conditions—they can exacerbate symptoms.
- Check for counterfeit products: Some fake "Dark Fantasy" packs circulate online with substandard ingredients.
Final Note
This product is not a health product and should not be used as a substitute for medical advice. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, seek help from de-addiction centers (e.g., NARCON India, Aasra) or healthcare professionals.
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