Nicotine Pouches & Snus in Europe
Explore nicotine pouches from Garant, Cuba, Iceberg, Killa, Pablo, VELO, 77 and more. Filter by flavour, pouch size or nicotine content, and check each product’s details before choosing.
Nicotine pouches and snus: what’s the difference?
Nicotine pouches are small sachets containing nicotine, a fibre-based filling and other ingredients, such as flavourings. They sit between the upper lip and gum and do not need to be lit, heated or used with a device.
You may see them called “snus” online, but traditional snus contains tobacco leaf. Nicotine pouches do not. Our guide to snus and nicotine pouches explains the distinction.
Nicotine pouches here are tobacco-free and are commonly searched for as snus.
Brands
Brands in the range
The Snupax range includes Garant, Cuba, Iceberg, Killa, Pablo, VELO, 77 and others. Compare individual products rather than choosing by brand name alone: pouch size, flavour and nicotine content can vary within the same brand.
Find a flavour
For peppermint, spearmint and cooling profiles, browse mint and ice. The berries category brings together berry flavours, while drink-inspired pouches offer another part of the range.
Check the product description for cooling notes as well as the named flavour. A fruit-flavoured pouch can also have a mint or menthol-style finish.
Compare nicotine content, not just strength names
“Strong” and “extra strong” are not a universal scale. For a clearer comparison, look at the nicotine content per pouch.
- mg/pouch tells you how much nicotine one pouch contains.
- mg/g tells you the nicotine concentration per gram of filling.
These figures are not interchangeable. To convert mg/g to mg/pouch, you also need the weight of one pouch. The amount printed on the label is the nicotine content, not the amount your body will absorb.
You can browse nicotine pouches by strength, then check the units on each product page. A stronger cooling sensation does not necessarily mean more nicotine.
Mini, Slim and Regular formats
Mini generally means a smaller pouch; Slim describes a narrow format. Regular usually refers to a fuller-sized pouch, though dimensions vary between manufacturers.
Format does not tell you the nicotine content. A small pouch is not automatically lower in nicotine, so check the size and mg/pouch separately.
Frequently asked questions
Nicotine pouches are small sachets containing nicotine and a fibre-based filling, without tobacco leaf. They are placed between the upper lip and gum and release nicotine without burning or heating.
No. Traditional snus contains tobacco leaf; nicotine pouches do not. “Snus” is sometimes used as a search term for both, which can make product names confusing. Read our guide to the difference.
The range mainly includes Garant, Cuba, Iceberg, Killa, Pablo, VELO and 77. Check the catalogue for the products currently listed.
It is the amount of nicotine in one pouch. Use this figure to compare nicotine content across products, rather than relying only on strength names or dots on the can.
mg/g measures concentration, while mg/pouch measures the amount in one pouch. For example, a product labelled 10 mg/g with a pouch weight of 0.5 g contains 5 mg per pouch. This is a calculation example, not a specification for a particular product.
Not necessarily. Mini describes the format, not the nicotine content. Check the mg/pouch figure for the specific product.
Browse mint and ice, berries and drink-inspired flavours. Individual products may combine fruit, mint and cooling notes.
VELO Snus usually means VELO nicotine pouches, not traditional tobacco snus. VELO pouches contain nicotine but no tobacco leaf.
No. “Tobacco-free” means they contain no tobacco leaf, not that they contain no nicotine. Nicotine is addictive.