Best Nicotine Pouches UK 2026: Ranked & Reviewed

TL;DR — The best nicotine pouches in the UK for 2026 are VELO (best all-rounder), ZYN (best for beginners), Pablo Exclusive (best extra-strong at 50mg), Killa Cold Mint (best flavour hit), Nordic Spirit (best mainstream flavour range), Skruf Super White (best comfort), Klint (best budget) and LOOP (best fruity). Choose 4-6mg to start, 8-11mg for a switch from smoking, and 15mg+ only if you've built genuine tolerance. All are tobacco-free, legal, and unaffected by the June 2025 disposable ban — but the UK is preparing a nicotine pouch nicotine-strength cap (likely 20mg/pouch) for 2026-27.

What are nicotine pouches, and why did they explode in the UK?

Nicotine pouches are small, white, tobacco-free sachets placed between the upper lip and gum. Nicotine is absorbed through the gum tissue, giving a hands-free, smoke-free, vapour-free hit that lasts 20-60 minutes. They contain no tobacco leaf — only nicotine (either extracted from tobacco or synthetic), plant fibres (usually eucalyptus or pine cellulose), sweeteners, flavourings, pH stabilisers and a touch of salt or bicarbonate to boost absorption.

The category was invented in Sweden as a "white snus" evolution of traditional wet snus. In the UK it went from niche to mainstream between 2019 and 2024, and after the disposable vape ban of 1 June 2025 sales accelerated again. According to gov.uk statistics and industry trackers, an estimated 1 million+ UK adults now use them, with growth strongest among ex-smokers and vapers looking for a discreet backup.

Because they contain no tobacco, they sit outside the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) — which is why UK shops legally sell pouches up to 150mg/g in strength, while nicotine e-liquid remains capped at 20mg/ml. That gap is closing: DHSC has confirmed a nicotine-strength cap and under-18 sales ban are being drafted through the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, with a target ceiling widely expected around 20mg per pouch.

Best nicotine pouches UK 2026 — the quick ranking

Featured snippet: The best nicotine pouches in the UK for 2026 are VELO (best all-rounder), ZYN (best beginner), Pablo Exclusive (best extra strong), Killa Cold Mint (best cooling hit), Nordic Spirit (best mainstream flavour), Skruf Super White (best comfort), Klint (best budget) and LOOP (best fruit flavours). Each brand covers a different use case and strength band.

You can browse every strength and flavour in our full nicotine pouches collection.

1. VELO — Best all-round nicotine pouch (UK)

Featured snippet: VELO is the best all-round UK nicotine pouch in 2026. Made by BAT (British American Tobacco) in Sweden, it has the widest UK distribution, the largest flavour range and a strength ladder from mild 4mg to Max 14mg — making it the easiest single brand to build a routine around.

VELO is the pouch you'll see behind virtually every corner-shop counter in the UK, and there's a reason for it. The pouches are a very fine slim format that sits invisibly under the lip, the moisture level is dialled in perfectly (damp enough for fast release, dry enough not to drip), and the strength ladder is genuinely useful. New users can start on VELO Ice Cool Mint 4mg, step up to Freeze 10mg, and finally Max Ice Cool Mint 14mg if they want a full-fat hit.

Best flavour: Ice Cool Mint (clean menthol, low sweetness). Runner-ups: Polar Mint, Ruby Berry, Tropic Breeze.
Buy if: you want one brand that scales from beginner to experienced.
Skip if: you want above-15mg strength — VELO tops out at Max 14mg.

2. ZYN — Best nicotine pouch for beginners

Featured snippet: ZYN is the best nicotine pouch for beginners in the UK. Owned by Philip Morris, it uses a dry-feel format that produces less saliva than most competitors, comes in mild 3mg and 6mg strengths, and has neutral flavours (Cool Mint, Citrus, Spearmint) that don't overwhelm a first-time user.

If you've never used pouches before and want the smallest possible learning curve, ZYN is the safest pick. The dry format means you won't be spitting every 30 seconds, the strengths start genuinely low, and the mint flavours are calibrated for people who don't already like snus. In the US ZYN is the market leader by a huge margin — the UK line-up is smaller but the quality is the same.

Best flavour: Cool Mint 6mg (the industry benchmark).
Buy if: you've never used pouches, or you find other brands too wet or too sweet.
Skip if: you're already on 10mg+ pouches — the ZYN ceiling of 9mg won't satisfy.

3. Pablo Exclusive — Best extra-strong (50mg)

Featured snippet: Pablo Exclusive is the strongest widely-available nicotine pouch in the UK at 50mg per pouch. It's not a beginner product — it's designed for experienced users with high tolerance, delivers a slow, long-lasting hit, and should be treated with genuine respect. Do not use it as a first pouch.

Pablo is a Czech-made brand that leaned hard into the extra-strong niche while the mainstream Swedish brands played safe. The flagship Exclusive line comes in 30mg and 50mg strengths and flavours built to cut through that much nicotine — Blue Raspberry, Ice Cold Mint, Wintergreen, Watermelon. The pouches are moderately damp and stay active for well over an hour.

Warning: a 50mg pouch delivers roughly the nicotine equivalent of 3-4 cigarettes if fully absorbed. New users have ended up nauseous, sweating and dizzy from trying one "just to see." Follow the standard rule: if you've never used a pouch above 15mg, don't start here.

Best flavour: Blue Raspberry.
Buy if: you've hit tolerance on 20mg pouches and need more.
Skip if: this is one of your first ten pouches, ever.

4. Killa — Best flavour and cooling hit

Featured snippet: Killa nicotine pouches are the best UK option for intense flavour and cooling sensation. The Cold Mint variant delivers a menthol punch stronger than any mainstream competitor, and the range covers 12.8mg, 16mg, 30mg and 50mg — spanning most tolerance levels in a single brand.

Killa built its name on intensity. Cold Mint tastes like biting into a menthol lozenge in a snowstorm; Cold Melon and Cold Berry deliver the same freeze effect over fruit. The pouches are slim, fairly damp, and the flavour holds for the full 40-45 minutes. Killa is the go-to for anyone who thinks VELO or ZYN mints are too polite.

Best flavour: Cold Mint 16mg.
Buy if: you want maximum flavour and cooling.
Skip if: you dislike menthol or want subtle flavours.

5. Nordic Spirit — Best mainstream flavour range

Featured snippet: Nordic Spirit offers the widest mainstream flavour range in the UK — including Mint, Bergamot Wildberry, Elderflower, Spearmint, Mocha and Smooth. Owned by JTI, it's the second-best-selling pouch brand at UK supermarkets after VELO, and covers 4mg to 11mg.

Nordic Spirit is the brand you'll find beside VELO in Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons. The pouches are slim, moderately moist, and the flavours skew a little sweeter than VELO. If you're bored of straight mint, this is where you go — Bergamot Wildberry, Elderflower and Mocha give you options that don't exist in the leaner Swedish ranges.

Best flavour: Elderflower 6mg (unusual, floral, low-sweetness).
Buy if: you want a supermarket-buyable brand with flavour variety.
Skip if: you dislike sweetness in pouches.

6. Skruf Super White — Best comfort under the lip

Featured snippet: Skruf Super White pouches offer the best comfort in the UK — the extra-slim format is the thinnest on the market, the surface material is unusually soft, and the moisture level is dialled to minimise gum irritation. Ideal for long-session users and anyone with sensitive gums.

Skruf is a Swedish brand with a reputation for engineering. The Super White line uses a proprietary pouch material that feels almost like fabric under the lip, and the extra-slim variants are narrower than VELO or ZYN slims. If you've had gum soreness from other pouches, try Skruf before you give up on the category.

Best flavour: Fresh White 11mg (clean, restrained mint).
Buy if: gum comfort matters more than flavour intensity.
Skip if: you want extra-strong (Skruf tops out at 14mg).

7. Klint — Best budget nicotine pouches

Featured snippet: Klint is the best budget nicotine pouch in the UK — typically £3.50-£4 per can versus £5.50+ for VELO or ZYN. Made in Sweden, it comes in 6mg, 10mg and 16mg strengths and covers all the standard flavours (mint, spearmint, berry, citrus) at genuinely good quality.

Klint is the value pick. It's not marketing itself as premium, the flavours are a fraction less refined than VELO, but at £3.50-£4 you're saving £2 per can — which adds up to £60/month if you go through a can a day. Quality is high enough that most users won't notice the difference blind.

Best flavour: Ice Cool Mint 10mg.
Buy if: you use pouches heavily and want to cut monthly cost.
Skip if: you value the mainstream brand experience.

8. LOOP — Best fruity nicotine pouches

Featured snippet: LOOP nicotine pouches offer the UK's most polished fruit-flavour range. Danish-made, they cover Jalapeño Lime, Mango Ice, Blueberry, Passionfruit and more, with strengths from 8mg to 15.6mg. Best pick for anyone who dislikes mint-only brands.

Best flavour: Jalapeño Lime 15.6mg (genuinely unique).
Buy if: you want fruit flavours that don't taste synthetic.
Skip if: you're a menthol purist.

9 & 10 — Pablo Ice Cold and 77 (honourable mentions)

Pablo Ice Cold sits alongside Pablo Exclusive as the strongest UK-available pouch — a 50mg mint monster that shipped a million cans on TikTok clout alone. 77 is a newer sub-£4 brand from a UK importer with a solid 10mg all-day mint that punches well above its price. Both round out the top 10.

Nicotine pouches vs snus vs chewing tobacco

Featured snippet: Nicotine pouches are tobacco-free, snus contains tobacco leaf, and chewing tobacco is loose tobacco held in the cheek. Only nicotine pouches are legal to sell freely in the UK — snus has been banned from UK sale since 1992 under an EU-era retained law, and chewing tobacco is heavily restricted.

The UK's snus ban is one reason pouches took off here so fast: they deliver the same "under-lip nicotine" experience without touching the ban. Sweden and Norway kept snus legal and now show some of the lowest lung-cancer rates in Europe — a data point the NHS notes when discussing tobacco harm-reduction alternatives.

Nicotine pouches vs vaping — which should you choose?

Featured snippet: Choose nicotine pouches over vaping when you need a discreet, no-vapour hit (offices, flights, gyms, meetings) or want a backup for situations where vaping isn't allowed. Choose vaping when you want a fuller sensory replacement for smoking or want flexible flavour control from a refillable kit.

They're not really rivals — most heavy pouch users also vape. Pouches cover the situations vaping can't: on the tube, at your desk, in a client meeting, on a long-haul flight, on the pitch. Vaping covers the ritual, the throat hit, and the flavour range pouches can't match. If you're switching from smoking, our best beginner vapes guide pairs nicely with a can of 6mg pouches for the moments a vape isn't practical.

Browse our vape kits and vape pods ranges if you want the vape side of the setup — pods pair particularly well with pouches for a combined loadout.

How to choose the right strength (mg per pouch)

Featured snippet: Choose 4mg if you've never used nicotine, 6mg if you're an occasional smoker or light vaper, 10-11mg if you're switching from a pack-a-day habit, and 15mg+ only if you already use 10mg pouches without any effect. Above 20mg is for experienced users only. Above 30mg should be treated with genuine caution.

The key rule: nicotine absorption from a pouch is slower and more complete than from a cigarette. A 10mg pouch left in for 45 minutes delivers substantially more nicotine to your bloodstream than a single cigarette. Start low, wait 30 minutes before deciding you need more, and never chain-pouch on your first day.

How to use a nicotine pouch (step by step)

1. Take one pouch from the can.
2. Place it under your upper lip, between the lip and the gum.
3. Nudge it into position with your tongue — you shouldn't need to hold it.
4. Leave it in for 20-60 minutes. You'll feel a tingle in the first 30 seconds; that's normal.
5. Remove the pouch and dispose of it in the used-pouch compartment at the top of the can (all quality cans have one).
6. Do not swallow the pouch. Do not chew it. Do not use two at once until you've been on the product for weeks.

Tingling for the first 2-5 minutes is expected. Persistent burning is not — if a strength burns for the full session, drop down a level. Gum irritation over multiple days means you're rotating too fast or your strength is too high.

Are nicotine pouches safe? What the UK evidence actually says

Featured snippet: Nicotine pouches are considered less harmful than smoking because they contain no combustion and no tobacco leaf, but they are not risk-free. Nicotine itself is addictive and can raise heart rate and blood pressure, and long-term data on pouches is still limited. The UK regulator MHRA has not authorised any pouch as a licensed stop-smoking medicine.

The current UK position, as set out by OHID and echoed by the NHS Better Health service, is:

• Nicotine pouches are substantially less harmful than smoking.
• They are not a licensed medicine and NHS stop-smoking services do not currently prescribe them.
• They should not be used by non-smokers, under-18s, or pregnant/breastfeeding people.
• The known short-term effects (gum irritation, hiccups, mouth soreness) are dose-dependent and reversible.

The MHRA has flagged that some products on the UK market are being sold at extremely high strengths without proportionate warnings, which is one of the drivers behind the incoming strength cap in the Tobacco and Vapes Bill.

UK regulation: strength cap, under-18 ban, and 2026-27 tax

Featured snippet: Nicotine pouches are currently unregulated on strength in the UK, but the Tobacco and Vapes Bill (proceeding through Parliament in 2025-26) will introduce an under-18 sales ban, plain-packaging powers and a nicotine-strength cap for pouches, widely expected to land at 20mg per pouch. HMRC excise duty on vapes takes effect 1 October 2026 — pouches are not currently in scope of that duty.

Three regulatory changes matter for pouch buyers in 2026:

1. Under-18 sales ban (in force / imminent): The Tobacco and Vapes Bill closes the loophole that allowed nicotine pouches to be sold to under-18s under general consumer product rules. Retailers must now age-verify.
2. Strength cap (draft): Government has confirmed intention to cap nicotine strength per pouch. The consultation floated 20mg/pouch. If this passes as-is, Pablo Exclusive 50mg, Killa 50mg and similar products will disappear from UK legal sale, likely by 2026-27.
3. HMRC vape excise duty (1 October 2026): Vape e-liquid gets a new tax (£2.20/10ml flat). Pouches are not currently in the scope of this duty — but a separate pouch excise is under consultation and could arrive in the following fiscal year.

The gov.uk consultation response is the primary source for the direction of travel. Full context on the vape side is covered in our best e-liquid brands and best cheap vapes guides.

The disposable vape ban and why pouches benefited

On 1 June 2025 the UK banned the sale and supply of single-use disposable vapes. The category that had propped up 5 million UK users vanished from shelves overnight, and the two products that captured the migrating demand were refillable pod kits (covered in our vape pods collection) and nicotine pouches.

Pouches specifically won three groups:

• Ex-disposable users who wanted zero admin. A can of pouches has less friction than refilling a pod.
• Ex-disposable users in "no vape" workplaces who had been using disposables discreetly indoors.
• Younger buyers (18+) who had never learned to enjoy refillable devices.

According to ONS and industry-tracked data, pouch category value at UK grocery grew roughly 40-60% year-on-year through 2025. That growth is why every brand in this ranking has expanded its UK line-up in the last 12 months.

Where to buy nicotine pouches in the UK

Featured snippet: The best places to buy nicotine pouches in the UK in 2026 are specialist online vape and pouch retailers (widest range, lowest prices), major supermarkets (VELO and Nordic Spirit only), and forecourt convenience stores (limited range, RRP prices). Online is cheaper for anything above 11mg.

Supermarkets stock only the mainstream sub-11mg brands. If you want anything above that — Killa 16mg, Pablo 30mg/50mg, LOOP 15.6mg, Klint 16mg — you need a specialist online retailer. Our full nicotine pouches range covers every brand in this guide, usually £1-£2 below high-street RRP with next-day UK delivery.

Multi-buy deals matter: buying 5 or 10 cans at once typically drops the per-can price to £3-£4 versus £5.50+ single-can. If you use a can every 2-3 days, a 10-pack is £20-£30 cheaper.

Storage, shelf life and travel

• Shelf life: 12 months from manufacture in an unopened can. Once opened, use within 2-3 months for peak flavour.
• Storage: Cool, dry place. The fridge extends shelf life and keeps mint flavours crisper — a common Swedish habit.
• Air travel: Pouches are legal in cabin baggage in the UK, EU and US. Check individual country rules — some (Australia, UAE, Turkey) restrict or ban them entirely.
• Car storage: Avoid dashboards in summer — heat degrades the pouch material and flavour within days.

Common mistakes new users make

1. Starting on 20mg or higher. This is the number one reason people say they "tried pouches and hated them." Start at 6mg.
2. Chewing the pouch. The pouch is a delivery system, not a food. Chewing spikes absorption and burns.
3. Leaving it in too long the first time. Twenty minutes is plenty for your first pouch.
4. Stacking two pouches for a bigger hit. This is how first-timers end up nauseous.
5. Judging a brand by one flavour. Try at least mint + one fruit before writing a brand off.
6. Not rotating placement. Always using the same side of the lip causes localised irritation. Alternate.

Nicotine pouches for quitting smoking or vaping

Featured snippet: Nicotine pouches are not licensed as a UK stop-smoking aid, but many users successfully use them to step down from smoking or vaping. A common protocol is to replace cigarettes 1:1 with a matched-strength pouch, then reduce strength every 2-4 weeks (e.g. 11mg → 9mg → 6mg → 4mg → stop). This is not medical advice; consult the NHS quit-smoking service for a supported plan.

The NHS Better Health quit-smoking service currently recommends licensed NRT (patches, gum, lozenges, inhalators) and vaping as first-line options. Pouches sit outside that framework but many pragmatic users report success stepping down through them, especially those who found gum too tiring on the jaw or patches too passive.

Side effects and when to stop

• Gum irritation: Common in first 2 weeks; rotate placement.
• Mouth ulcers: Drop strength or brand; ulcers should heal within days.
• Hiccups: First-timer classic; usually resolves after week one.
• Nausea, dizziness, cold sweat: Nicotine overdose signs. Remove pouch, drink water, do not use another for at least 4 hours. Seek medical advice if severe.
• Racing heart: Nicotine raises heart rate. If it's uncomfortable, drop strength; if it persists, stop and see a GP.

The pouch loadout: what a typical UK user actually buys

Most experienced UK users don't stick to a single brand or strength. A representative 2026 loadout looks like:

• Morning / meetings: VELO Ice Cool 6mg (mild, low-drip, no coffee interference)
• Post-meal: Nordic Spirit Bergamot Wildberry 9mg (flavour reset)
• Long drive / work session: Killa Cold Mint 16mg (long-lasting kick)
• Evening wind-down / instead of a cigarette: Pablo 30mg (heavy hit, then done for the night)
• Backup vape kit: A refillable pod from our pods range with a mint nic salt from e-liquids

Total monthly cost of this loadout, at typical online prices: £70-£90 depending on frequency. That's cheaper than a 10-a-day smoking habit (approx. £180-£240/month at 2026 UK RRP).

Nicotine pouches and dentistry — the honest picture

Pouches are placed in direct contact with gum tissue, so long-term dental effects are the most reasonable concern. Current UK dental guidance and Swedish long-term snus data suggest:

• Localised gum recession is possible, especially at the placement site.
• Enamel staining is minimal (pouches contain no tobacco, so much less than smoking or snus).
• Dry mouth from very high-strength pouches is real; hydrate.
• Rotating placement site substantially reduces localised issues.

If you use pouches daily, mention it to your dentist at your next check-up — they'll flag any early recession before it matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are nicotine pouches legal in the UK?

Yes. Nicotine pouches are legal to sell in the UK to over-18s. They sit outside the Tobacco Products Directive because they contain no tobacco. An under-18 sales ban and a nicotine-strength cap are being introduced under the Tobacco and Vapes Bill.

What's the strongest nicotine pouch in the UK?

Pablo Exclusive 50mg and Killa 50mg are the strongest widely-available pouches in the UK in 2026. Neither is suitable for beginners; both are aimed at experienced users with high nicotine tolerance.

What strength nicotine pouch should I start with?

Start with 4-6mg if you've never used nicotine or are a light smoker. Go to 9-11mg if you're a 10-20-a-day smoker. Only move above 15mg once you've used lower strengths daily for several weeks without effect.

How long does a nicotine pouch last?

A nicotine pouch lasts 20-60 minutes under the lip depending on brand, moisture level and personal preference. Most users get the strongest hit in the first 15-20 minutes and remove the pouch by 40 minutes.

Can I swallow saliva while using a nicotine pouch?

Yes. Unlike traditional snus or chewing tobacco, modern nicotine pouches are designed so you can swallow saliva normally. You do not need to spit. Excess saliva in the first minute is normal.

Are nicotine pouches better than vaping?

Neither is objectively "better" — they're different tools. Nicotine pouches are more discreet and usable indoors; vaping better replicates the ritual and flavour range of smoking. Many UK users combine both, using pouches when vaping isn't practical.

Will nicotine pouches be banned in the UK?

No — nicotine pouches themselves will not be banned in the UK. Regulation will tighten in 2026-27: an under-18 sales ban is being introduced, a nicotine-strength cap (likely 20mg per pouch) is being drafted, and plain-packaging powers are included in the Tobacco and Vapes Bill. Extra-strong 50mg pouches will likely disappear from legal sale.

Do nicotine pouches show up on a drug test?

Standard workplace drug tests do not screen for nicotine. Specific cotinine tests (used mainly for life insurance) will detect nicotine from pouches the same way they detect it from smoking or vaping.

Can I take nicotine pouches on a plane from the UK?

Yes — in cabin or hold baggage on flights within the UK, EU and US. Check the destination country's rules before flying: Australia, UAE, Thailand, Singapore, Turkey and several other countries restrict or ban nicotine pouch import.

How much do nicotine pouches cost in the UK?

UK nicotine pouches cost £3.50-£6 per can of 20 pouches in 2026. Budget brands like Klint sit at £3.50-£4; mainstream brands like VELO, ZYN and Nordic Spirit at £5.50; premium and extra-strong at £4.50-£6. Multi-buy deals typically drop per-can price by £1.50-£2.

Final verdict — the best nicotine pouches in the UK for 2026

If you buy one can this month, buy VELO Ice Cool Mint at the strength that matches your background. If you're switching from a heavy smoking habit, add a can of Killa Cold Mint 16mg for the moments a 6mg pouch won't cut it. If you're experienced and chasing the strongest hit legally on sale in the UK today, Pablo Exclusive 50mg — and treat it with respect.

The category is going to shift in the next 18 months as the Tobacco and Vapes Bill lands. Extra-strong pouches will vanish from UK shelves; mainstream 4-14mg brands will keep growing. Whichever way it goes, having one refillable vape kit and one can of pouches remains the most flexible, cheapest and most discreet nicotine setup a UK adult can build in 2026.

Browse the full range in our nicotine pouches collection, pair with a device from our vape kits or vape pods ranges, and top up with a nic salt from e-liquids.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best nicotine pouch in the UK in 2026?

VELO is the best all-round nicotine pouch in the UK for 2026 — widest distribution, best strength ladder (4mg to 14mg), and the most consistent flavour range. ZYN is the best pick for beginners; Pablo Exclusive 50mg is the strongest widely-available option for experienced users.

What strength nicotine pouch should a beginner use?

Beginners should start with 3-6mg pouches. ZYN Cool Mint 3mg or VELO Ice Cool 4mg are the safest first pouches. Never start above 11mg, and never start with Pablo, Killa 30/50mg or any extra-strong product.

Are nicotine pouches legal in the UK?

Yes. Nicotine pouches are legal to sell to over-18s in the UK. They sit outside the Tobacco Products Directive because they contain no tobacco. An under-18 sales ban and a nicotine-strength cap are being introduced under the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in 2025-26.

How long does a nicotine pouch last under the lip?

A nicotine pouch delivers active nicotine for 20-60 minutes depending on brand, moisture level and personal preference. The strongest hit is in the first 15-20 minutes; most users remove the pouch by 40 minutes.

Are nicotine pouches safer than smoking or vaping?

Nicotine pouches are considered less harmful than smoking because they contain no combustion and no tobacco leaf. They are not risk-free — nicotine is addictive and can affect heart rate and blood pressure. The MHRA has not authorised any pouch as a licensed stop-smoking medicine. Vaping and pouches are both substantially less harmful than smoking according to UK OHID guidance.

Will the UK ban strong nicotine pouches like Pablo 50mg?

Yes — the Tobacco and Vapes Bill is expected to introduce a nicotine-strength cap on pouches, widely anticipated at 20mg per pouch. If enacted as drafted, 30mg and 50mg pouches such as Pablo Exclusive and Killa 50mg will be removed from legal UK sale in 2026-27.

How much do nicotine pouches cost in the UK?

UK nicotine pouches cost £3.50-£6 per can of 20 pouches in 2026. Budget brands like Klint sit at £3.50-£4; mainstream brands (VELO, ZYN, Nordic Spirit) at around £5.50; premium and extra-strong at £4.50-£6. Multi-buy deals typically drop per-can price by £1.50-£2.

Do nicotine pouches damage your gums?

Long-term daily pouch use can cause localised gum recession at the placement site. Rotating the pouch between left and right sides of the upper lip substantially reduces the risk. Mention pouch use to your dentist at check-ups so any early recession is caught.