Every can shows two nicotine figures, and they do not mean the same thing. Anyone who mixes them up can easily pick a variety that is considerably stronger than expected.
Milligrams per gram
This is the concentration in the material — how much nicotine is in one gram of pouch mass. This figure is printed large on many cans, but on its own says little: a pouch with a high concentration that weighs only 0.3 g contains less nicotine than a weaker pouch weighing 0.9 g.
Milligrams per pouch
This is the amount actually contained in a single pouch — concentration times pouch weight. This is the figure to compare. We show it for every item, including in the overview, so that two cans can be compared without converting.
The five levels
To allow comparison across all brands, the varieties are divided into five levels. The basis is always the nicotine per pouch:
| Level | Nicotine per pouch |
|---|---|
| Mild | up to 6 mg |
| Regular | 6 – 10 mg |
| Strong | 10 – 16 mg |
| Very Strong | 16 – 25 mg |
| Extra Strong | from 25 mg |
The level is shown on every product page as a bar scale and as a word. Using the filters in the overview, you can select by it directly.
Contains nicotine, which is addictive. Sold only to persons aged 18 and over.