Mix & Match 5 for 4 Nicotine Pouches
Stock up on nicotine pouches from popular brands like KILLA, Iceberg, SNU and VELO with our mix-and-match 5 for 4 deal. It's an easy way to try a new flavour or switch strengths without paying full price for every tin.
Add five tins to your basket, and you'll only pay for four. That's 5 nicotine pouches for the price of 4, and you can mix any flavours, strengths, or brands to make up your five.
If nicotine isn't for you, our CBD pouches use the same format without any nicotine at all.
What Are Nicotine Pouches?
Nicotine pouches are small, tobacco-free sachets you place between your lip and gum. Each one contains nicotine, plant fibre, and flavouring, held together in a soft, breathable pouch that releases its contents gradually as you wear it. No chewing or swallowing is involved; just leave it in place and let it work.
Nicotine is absorbed through the lining of your mouth and enters your bloodstream directly, which is why you'll often feel a mild tingling in the first minute or two. Most people keep a pouch in for 20 to 45 minutes, and a single tin typically holds around 20 pouches in a range of strengths and flavours.
Nicotine Pouch Strength Explained
Strength is measured in milligrams of nicotine per pouch, and the figure varies widely between brands, even when the packaging uses the same "mild, medium, strong" wording. Checking the mg number on the tin is the only reliable way to compare strength across brands, since the labelling systems aren't standardised.Â
Nicotine Pouches vs Snus: What’s the Difference?
Snus and nicotine pouches look alike and get used the same way, but snus is made with ground tobacco leaf while nicotine pouches use plant fibre in its place. Oral nicotine pouches are held between the lip and gum, using the same delivery method as snus without the tobacco leaf itself. That's also why pouches are sold and regulated separately from tobacco products in the UK.Â
FAQ
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Nicotine pouches don't contain tobacco leaf, but they still contain nicotine, an addictive substance that can cause side effects like nausea or dizziness if you use too much. They're generally considered less harmful than smoking, though research into their long-term safety is still limited.
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There's no universal daily limit, since it depends on pouch strength and your own tolerance to nicotine. Our nicotine pouch guide has more on typical usage, but the general advice is to start low and adjust slowly.
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Most tins stay fresh as long as you keep the lid sealed and store the tin somewhere cool and dry. Heat, humidity, and air exposure dry pouches out fastest, so avoid leaving an open tin in a hot car or a damp room.Â
