Killa

Although nicotine pouches are often referred to as ‘snus’ in the UK, they do not contain any tobacco; because of this they’re not actually snus. Snus is an oral tobacco made using ground tobacco leaves and flavouring, which is not legal for sale or purchase within the UK. 

Killa nic pouches contain nicotine, which is an addictive substance. However, they are considered a ‘regular strength’ nicotine pouch as they feature 16mg of nicotine per pouch. This makes Killa nicotine pouches less addictive than some other brands of nicotine pouch - although all nicotine products have the potential to cause nicotine dependency and addiction. This is why we would advise against anybody purchasing nicotine pouches who are not already using nicotine.

100% yes! Nicotine pouches are a subtle solution to smoking and vaping. As using nic pouches doesn’t produce any smoke or vapour they can be used in almost any location, such as restaurants and airports. More than this though is the fact that they’re so user friendly and require absolutely no previous knowledge or experience to use.

Nicotine pouches are largely considered much safer than smoking as they do not contain the same carcinogenic chemicals, due to the fact that they’re completely free from tobacco. However, that’s not to say that nicotine pouches are completely risk-free. Nicotine snus pouches, as the name suggests, contain nicotine. Nicotine is a highly addictive substance and when used can result in dependency and addiction which is damaging to your health.

For more information on the differences between nicotine pouches and smoking, check out our blog here where we explore what makes cigarettes and nicotine pouches so different.