Canada's nicotine pouch flavour guide: 14 brands, 70 cans
Fourteen brands, seventy cans, and not a numbered ranking in sight — because a brand is not better or worse than another, it has a different idea of what a pouch should taste like. Sorted by flavour personality, with the dose and format on every can.
Nicotine Pouches Canada · Updated · 12 min read
Comparing nicotine pouch brands gets much easier the moment you stop treating them as competitors for the same job. They are not all trying to make the same can. ZYN and VELO are broad libraries you can live inside. LOOP and Après build flavours that barely exist anywhere else. Iceberg, Killa, PABLO and Cuba make sweetness the point. White Fox, Greatest and ZEUS each approach mint from a different angle and arrive somewhere different.
So this guide is organised by flavour personality rather than by rank. Fourteen brands, five cans each, seventy in total — grouped so you can start from the taste you already know you want and work inward, rather than starting from a top-ten list that has already decided for you.
How to read this guide
Every dose and format below is read off our own catalogue rather than off a press release, and every can name links to its current product page, where the live figures sit. Two columns are worth understanding before you start.
- Nicotine per pouch is the total dose in one pouch. It is the number printed largest on the front of most cans, and it is the weaker of the two signals.
- Milligrams per gram is how concentrated that dose is in the material, and it tracks how a pouch feels far more closely. Two 4 mg cans can run 5.7 and 8 mg per gram and land very differently — the strength converter does the arithmetic if you want to compare two cans directly.
- Format changes both. A mini holds less material than a slim, so the same dose arrives faster and leaves sooner.
Flavour is the one thing on a pouch that no specification predicts. Two cans at the same dose, the same concentration and the same format can be entirely different experiences — which is the whole reason this page exists.
Balanced and versatile: ZYN, VELO and RUSH
These three ranges are the ones to open if you do not yet know what you like. Each moves across mint, fruit, citrus and cooling inside a single brand, so you can change direction without changing everything you know about how a can behaves.
ZYN — the widest library, and the least predictable one
64 ZYN cans sit on our shelf under 29 distinct flavour labels, at 1.5 to 16.5 mg per pouch. What makes the range unusual is not its size but its spread: the same brand that makes a quiet spearmint also makes a roasted coffee and a sherbet-style berry, and none of them tastes like a variation on the others. The five below are chosen to show that spread rather than the mints the brand is known for.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZYN Citrus Extra Strong | 11 mg | Slim | Blended citrus rather than one named fruit, so it reads as zest instead of lemonade. The driest of the fruit cans here. |
| ZYN Spearmint Strong | 9 mg | Slim | Rounded and lightly sweet. Spearmint's softer edge, without the cold snap peppermint brings. |
| ZYN Coffee Extra Strong | 6 mg | Mini | Roasted and warm, with no cooling underneath it at all. The odd one out in the range, and the reason people keep a can of it. |
| ZYN Blackcurrant Ice Extra Strong | 11 mg | Slim | Dark and tart at the front, cold at the back. More depth than a generic mixed berry, and less sugar. |
| ZYN Red Berry Fizz Strong | 9 mg | Slim | Mixed red berries with a sherbet lift. Brighter and more playful than the blackcurrant; closer to a sweet than to fruit. |
Choose ZYN when you want one brand that can go from quiet to loud without you having to learn a second range. See the full ZYN range.
VELO — the range that covers the most ground per can
VELO is the largest single brand here: 115 cans, 45 flavour labels, nicotine-free up to 20 mg per pouch. It is also the easiest brand to compare against itself, because most of its flavours exist at more than one strength and in more than one format. Find a taste you like and you can usually find it lighter, stronger, or in a mini.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| VELO Purple Grape | 10 mg | Slim | Candied purple grape, sweet and direct, with none of the tartness that blackcurrant brings. 14 mg per gram. |
| VELO Icy Berries | 17 mg | — | Dark mixed berries with a cold finish. Deeper and less sugary than the grape, and a considerable step up in dose. |
| VELO Tropical Mango | 14 mg | Slim | Ripe mango over a broader tropical base. Fuller and warmer than the berry cans, and it finishes smooth rather than sharp. |
| VELO Crispy Peppermint | 10 mg | Slim | Precise, cold peppermint with more definition than a generic cool mint. The cleanest reference point in the range. |
| VELO Wintery Watermelon Mini | 6 mg | Mini | Watermelon stays the lead note; the cold ending keeps the sweetness in check. A mini, so it fades sooner than the slims above. |
A dash means the can's own listing does not state that figure. We would rather leave a column empty than fill it with a number the packaging does not support.
Choose VELO when you want fruit and mint represented equally well and you expect to move up or down a band later. See the full VELO range.
RUSH — one idea, executed five times
RUSH runs the tightest system on this page: take a familiar fruit, put a clean cooling finish behind it, and leave the recipe alone. All 6 cans sit at 4 mg per pouch and 5.71 mg per gram, twenty to a can, across 5 flavours. That makes this the one range here where flavour is the only variable — if you want to learn what you actually taste rather than what you tolerate, start with it.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| RUSH Blueberry Ice Light | 4 mg | Slim | Soft and jammy before it turns cold. Fuller-bodied than a mixed berry and sweeter than the grape. |
| RUSH Grape Ice Light | 4 mg | Slim | Candied purple grape over ice — the most immediately recognisable can in the range, and the easiest first one. |
| RUSH Mango Ice Light | 4 mg | Slim | The heaviest fruit body of the five. Cooling cuts across the mango late and gives it a cleaner shape. |
| RUSH Peppermint Ice Light | 4 mg | Slim | Fruit removed entirely. Colder, drier and more focused than the other four, and useful as a palate reset. |
| RUSH Watermelon Ice Light | 4 mg | Slim | Bright and juicy with a lighter body than the mango. The most approachable can in the range. |
Choose RUSH when you want to compare flavours with the strength held still. See the full RUSH range.
Creative and unconventional: LOOP, Après, XQS and 77
These four ranges are built for people who have stopped being surprised by mint. Chilli, tea, liquorice, cactus, sherbet and cocktail ideas turn up here in a way they simply do not in a mainstream fruit-and-mint catalogue.
LOOP — chilli belongs in a pouch, apparently
23 LOOP cans across 15 flavour labels, at 6.3 to 15.6 mg per pouch. LOOP is the only brand on this page where heat is a flavour rather than a stunt: several recipes pair chilli with fruit or mint so the two sensations pull in opposite directions. It also makes a plain mint, which is worth knowing before writing the brand off as a novelty.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| LOOP Pineapple Ice Strong | 8.9 mg | Slim | Bright tropical pineapple against a crisp cold finish. Cleaner than anything else the brand makes, at 15 mg per gram. |
| LOOP Habanero Mint Extra Strong | 12.5 mg | Slim | Cool mint and chilli warmth at once, moving in opposite directions. The most dynamic can in the range and not a beginner's purchase. |
| LOOP Smooth Mint Strong | 9.4 mg | Slim | Round, cool and uncluttered. Proof the brand can work quietly, and the easiest LOOP to read on first contact. |
| LOOP Strawberry Ice | 9.5 mg | Slim | Sweet strawberry with a clean icy close. Softer than raspberry, brighter than blueberry, twenty-two to a can. |
| LOOP Hot Rhubarb Strong | 9.4 mg | Slim | Tart, vegetal and warm. Rhubarb already sits between fruit and vegetable; the heat pushes it somewhere else entirely. 25 mg per gram. |
Choose LOOP when the point is that the next can should not resemble the last one. See the full LOOP range.
Après — a drinks list, not a flavour list
49 cans, 32 flavour labels, nicotine-free up to 11 mg per pouch. Après is the most composed range on this page: rather than naming a fruit, most cans name a drink or a dessert and then build toward it. The 4.4 mg cans all run 8 mg per gram, a gentle concentration, which leaves the flavour room to be the point.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Après Appletini | 4.4 mg | — | Crisp green apple that finishes drier than apple candy. The easiest can in the range to appreciate straight away. |
| Après Ice Tea Peach Hyper Strong | 11 mg | Slim | Soft peach over a dry tea backdrop. The tea is what stops it turning syrupy, and it carries 20 mg per gram. |
| Après Raspberry Liquorice Mini | 4.4 mg | Mini | Tart raspberry at the front, salty-sweet liquorice underneath. A distinctly Nordic pairing, in the smallest format here. |
| Après Lemon Curd | 4.4 mg | — | Lemon rebuilt as a dessert rather than a citrus hit — sweet, soft and rounded, with just enough brightness to stay awake. |
| Après Pink Spritz | 4.4 mg | Slim | Lightly bitter and drinks-led. The most grown-up composition in the set, and the least obviously fruity. |
A dash means the can's own listing does not state that figure. We would rather leave a column empty than fill it with a number the packaging does not support.
Choose Après when you would rather taste an idea than an ingredient. See the full Après range.
XQS — modern, colourful and hard to predict
35 cans and 30 flavour labels, nicotine-free up to 11.2 mg per pouch. XQS moves between fruit, mint, soda and sour with very little repetition, and its 8 mg cans mostly sit at 16 mg per gram — a firm concentration that keeps even the sweeter recipes from going soft.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| XQS Black Cherry | 8 mg | Slim | Dark, ripe and faintly syrupy — nearer cherry concentrate than cherry candy, and heavier than a bright red cherry. |
| XQS Blueberry Mint | 8 mg | Slim | Jammy blueberry with cool mint behind it. Neither side wins, which makes it the bridge between the brand's two halves. |
| XQS Fizzy Cola Light | 4 mg | Slim | Dark cola syrup with a sherbet sparkle over it. The lightest can here at 8 mg per gram, and the most playful. |
| XQS Tropical | 8 mg | Slim | Several warm-climate fruits rather than one named one. Sweet, broad, and smoother on the finish than the sour below. |
| XQS Cactus Sour | 8 mg | Slim | Sharp, green and deliberately strange, at 20 mg per gram. The clearest statement of what the brand is for. |
Choose XQS when you want modern flavour ideas without every can involving chilli. See the full XQS range.
77 — candy, soda and fruit punch energy
28 cans, 26 flavour labels, 10 to 20 mg per pouch. There is no light end to this range and that is worth saying plainly: 77 is built for an established tolerance, and the flavours are pitched to match. Five of its brighter cans are below; the cola and dessert side of the brand is a separate conversation.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| 77 Raspberry Ice | 10.4 mg | Slim | Bright, slightly tart raspberry with cooling behind it. The most focused berry in the set. |
| 77 Forest Fruits | 10.4 mg | Slim | Dark and red berries blended into one deeper profile. Rounder than the raspberry and less obviously sweet than the punch. |
| 77 Sour Bliss | 10.4 mg | Slim | Built on tang rather than sugar. The liveliest can here, and the answer if ordinary sweet fruit reads as flat. |
| 77 Watermelon Ice | 10.4 mg | Slim | Juicy watermelon with a cool finish. The simplest recipe in the range and the easiest to place blind. |
| 77 Pink Punch | 10.4 mg | Slim | Mixed fruit punch with a candy edge, at 16 mg per gram. Designed to taste bigger than any single fruit. |
Choose 77 when you want the volume of candy and punch rather than something quiet. See the full 77 range.
Fruit, candy and dessert: Iceberg, Killa, PABLO and CUBA
Sweetness is the main event in these four. Some of it is single-fruit and literal; a lot of it is bubblegum, cola, cheesecake and punch. This is also where the dose range on this page opens up hardest — one of these brands runs to 50 mg per pouch.
Iceberg — the sweet-shop range
73 cans and 37 flavour labels, spanning nicotine-free up to 50 mg per pouch — the widest dose spread of any brand on this page. The Medium tier sits at 4 mg per pouch and 6.7 mg per gram, which is where the gum and fruit recipes are easiest to read; the Extreme tier is a different product wearing the same flavour names.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iceberg Watermelon Medium | 4 mg | Slim | Juicy, sweet and uncomplicated. Lighter-handed than the gum flavours, and it leaves the melon in front. |
| Iceberg Raspberry Gum Medium | 4 mg | Slim | Bright raspberry over chewy bubblegum. The raspberry supplies the tartness the gum note would otherwise flatten. |
| Iceberg Arasaka Medium | 4 mg | Slim | A coded name for a peach-led fruit profile. Darker and less candy-shaped than the watermelon or the gum. |
| Iceberg Cherry Apricot Gum | — | — | Ripe cherry for depth, apricot to round the middle, bubblegum tying the two together at the end. |
| Iceberg Strawberry Mango Gum | — | — | The most layered pick here: strawberry to tropical fruit to candy, in that order, across a single pouch. |
A dash means the can's own listing does not state that figure. We would rather leave a column empty than fill it with a number the packaging does not support.
Choose Iceberg when you want bold fruit and bubblegum that makes no attempt at subtlety. See the full Iceberg range.
Killa — literal names, literal flavours
27 cans, 28 flavour labels, 4 to 13.2 mg per pouch. Killa works best where the name is simple, and most of the range is: the 13.2 mg cans all sit at 16 mg per gram, so what changes between them is genuinely the flavour rather than the intensity behind it.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Killa Grape Ice | 13.2 mg | Slim | Candied purple grape with a cold close. Sweeter than the mint, more playful than the cola. |
| Killa Cola | 13.2 mg | Slim | Dark cola syrup with nothing layered over it — no vanilla, no cherry. A useful control against the more elaborate sodas. |
| Killa Strawberry Lychee | 13.2 mg | Slim | Sweet strawberry lifted by a light floral note from the lychee. The most delicate thing the brand makes. |
| Killa Pineapple | 13.2 mg | — | Bright, tropical and slightly tangy, with a cleaner finish than the brand's dessert recipes. |
| Killa Frosted Mint | 13.2 mg | — | Cool mint with the sugar taken out. The counterpoint that makes the other four legible. |
A dash means the can's own listing does not state that figure. We would rather leave a column empty than fill it with a number the packaging does not support.
Choose Killa when you want flavours that are obvious, bold and easy to tell apart. See the full Killa range.
PABLO — a big catalogue at one very high setting
49 cans and 40 flavour labels, and the narrowest dose story on this page: 14.4 to 30 mg per pouch, with the Exclusive line at 30 mg and 50 mg per gram throughout. That concentration is the brand. The flavours are inventive; none of them is a starting point.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| PABLO Exclusive Blue Raspberry | 30 mg | — | Bright, tangy and unapologetically candy-shaped. Sharper than the blueberry-peach and lighter-bodied than the cola. |
| PABLO Exclusive Tropical Punch | 30 mg | Slim | Several tropical fruits blended into a punch. Warm, sweet, and more complex than a single mango or pineapple. |
| PABLO Exclusive Strawberry Kiwi | 30 mg | — | Sweet strawberry against tart kiwi. The contrast is what gives it structure that plain strawberry lacks. |
| PABLO Exclusive Blueberry Peach Ice | 30 mg | Slim | Jammy blueberry, soft peach, cold ending. Smoother and more layered than the blue raspberry. |
| PABLO Exclusive Cherry Cola | 30 mg | — | Ripe cherry over dark cola. Familiar, rich, drinks-led, and the deepest of the five. |
A dash means the can's own listing does not state that figure. We would rather leave a column empty than fill it with a number the packaging does not support.
Choose PABLO when the flavour range matters and the strength is already settled. See the full PABLO range.
Cuba — classic flavours in a matched set
61 cans and 37 flavour labels, 10.2 to 43 mg per pouch. The White series is the most useful comparison set in this whole guide, because every can in it sits at 10.4 mg per pouch and 16 mg per gram: same format, same strength, twenty to a can, and only the flavour moving.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuba White Mango | 10.4 mg | Slim | Ripe, full and tropical, with a heavier body than the cherry and a smoother finish than the blackcurrant. |
| Cuba White Cola | 10.4 mg | Slim | Straight cola syrup, no fruit and no vanilla. Simple by design, and the fairest comparison against the layered sodas elsewhere. |
| Cuba White Black Currant | 10.4 mg | Slim | Dark, tart and berry-forward. The most acidic profile in the series and the most serious. |
| Cuba White Ice Spearmint | 10.4 mg | Slim | Soft spearmint sweetness with a colder close. The palate break in an otherwise fruit-and-cola set. |
| Cuba White Cherry Mega | 10.4 mg | Slim | Ripe and straightforward — less dark than the blackcurrant, less heavy than the mango. The easy one. |
Choose Cuba when you want a wide classic range with the variables held still. See the full Cuba range.
Mint-first and cooling: White Fox, Greatest and ZEUS
The last group leads with mint, dryness and cold. Mint, menthol and ice is the largest flavour family we stock by a wide margin, and these three brands show how much variation is possible inside it before you have to leave.
White Fox — five ways to do one thing
13 cans and only 4 flavour labels — the narrowest range here by a distance — at 12 to 24 mg per pouch. Everything the brand makes is a mint, and the interesting part is that the five leading cans are not interchangeable: spice, spearmint sweetness, layering and raw cold pull them noticeably apart.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| White Fox Peppered Mint | 12 mg | Slim | A dry, pepper-like edge over cool mint, at 16 mg per gram. The least likely of the five to be mistaken for anything else. |
| White Fox Full Charge | 16 mg | Slim | Cool mint softened with spearmint. More sweetness and roundness than the peppered can, without losing the cold. |
| White Fox Black Edition | 22.5 mg | Slim | Direct cool mint at 30 mg per gram — the highest concentration in the range. Intensity and clarity, nothing added. |
| White Fox Double Mint | 12 mg | Slim | A sweeter mint layered over a sharper base. The two-note structure gives it movement the Black Edition does not have. |
| White Fox Slim Portion | 12 mg | Slim | Cool mint and soft spearmint in the brand's most familiar shape. The straightforward one, and the sensible first can. |
Choose White Fox when mint is already decided and you want variation inside it. See the full White Fox range.
Greatest — one recipe, several sizes
5 cans under 6 flavour labels. Greatest does not pretend to a large library: Cold Dry Mint is the recipe, and most of the range is that recipe at a different strength or in a different can. Lemonade is the single departure. Three of the five do not print a per-pouch dose on their own listing, which is why the column below has gaps rather than guesses.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greatest Cold Dry Mint Slim | 8 mg | Slim | Cool, dry and minimally sweet. The clearest statement of what the brand is, and the reference point for the rest. |
| Greatest Cold Dry Mint Extreme | 16.6 mg | Slim | The same uncluttered recipe delivered harder. The direction does not change; the volume does. |
| Greatest Lemonade | — | — | Sweet, tart and citrus-led — the one genuine break from mint in the range, for people who like the format. |
| Greatest XL Cold Dry | — | — | The house cold-mint profile in a bigger portion. More material under the lip, same idea. |
| Greatest Cold Dry Light Mega Can | — | — | Cold and dry again, in an oversized can. A format variation rather than a new flavour wearing one. |
A dash means the can's own listing does not state that figure. We would rather leave a column empty than fill it with a number the packaging does not support.
Choose Greatest when dry, barely-sweet mint matters more than having a choice. See the full Greatest range.
ZEUS — cooling with an easy fruit side
14 cans, 9 flavour labels, and every one of them at 4 mg per pouch and 8 mg per gram. That is unusual, and it is why ZEUS closes this guide: it is the only brand here where you can move from cold mint to floral cherry to tropical punch without the dose changing underneath you. If RUSH is the flavour-first range for a light hand, ZEUS is the one with the wider palette.
| Can | Nicotine per pouch | Format | What it tastes like |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZEUS Arctic Freeze Light | 4 mg | Slim | Cool mint and ice, nothing else. The cleanest can in the range and the baseline the fruit ones should be judged against. |
| ZEUS Cherry Blossom Light | 4 mg | Slim | Floral and delicate rather than jammy. Lighter than a black-cherry pouch, and the most unusual thing here. |
| ZEUS Frozen Citrus Light | 4 mg | Slim | Bright citrus with a cold finish. Zest at the front, crispness at the end. |
| ZEUS Tropic Burst Light | 4 mg | Slim | Several tropical fruits in one sweet, broad blend. Warmer and fuller than the citrus. |
| ZEUS Epic Berry Light | 4 mg | Slim | Mixed dark berries for depth. Less floral than the cherry blossom, less bright than the citrus. |
Choose ZEUS when you want cooling as the base and approachable fruit around it, all at one strength. See the full ZEUS range.
What the shelf actually tastes like
Zoom out from these fourteen brands and the pattern across the whole catalogue is lopsided in a way most people do not expect. Mint, menthol and ice is by far the largest family, and it is followed not by berry but by tropical and stone fruit. Cola, chilli and liquorice together account for a small fraction of the shelf — they feel prominent because they are memorable, not because there are many of them.
That distribution is useful when you are deciding what to try next. If you already like mint, the depth is there and you can be fussy. If you want liquorice or chilli, the field is small enough that you can work through most of it, and the flavour directory lists every family we hold with the cans behind it.
Choosing between the fourteen
Start with the taste family, then narrow by how much variation you want inside it. The shortest possible version of this whole page:
- Maximum variety, one brand: ZYN or VELO.
- Flavour with the strength held still: RUSH at 4 mg, or ZEUS at 4 mg with a wider palette.
- Chilli and genuinely odd combinations: LOOP.
- Drinks and dessert ideas: Après.
- Modern fruit, mint and soda without the heat: XQS.
- Candy, sour and fruit punch: 77.
- Bubblegum and sweet-shop: Iceberg.
- Bold and literal: Killa.
- A deep flavour library at a high fixed strength: PABLO.
- Classic fruit, cola and mint in a matched set: Cuba.
- Mint, with real variation inside it: White Fox.
- Dry, barely-sweet mint and nothing else: Greatest.
There is no honest way to force these fourteen into a single best-to-worst list, because they are not answering the same question. What there is instead is a fast way to stop guessing: pick one representative can from each group — a versatile citrus, an experimental mint, a dessert, a candy fruit and a dry mint — and within five cans you will know which corner of the shelf you belong in. The whole of it is at all our nicotine pouches: 1071 cans across 70 brands, with the brand directory listing every maker we carry.
Which nicotine pouch brand has the widest flavour range?
VELO, with 45 distinct flavour labels across 115 cans, followed by PABLO at 40. Iceberg carries 37 and Cuba 37. ZYN's 29 labels cover more territory than the count suggests, because they run from spearmint through coffee to sherbet berry rather than clustering in one family.
Which brand has the most unusual flavours?
LOOP, because chilli is built into several of its recipes rather than added as a novelty — Habanero Mint and Hot Rhubarb are the clearest examples. Après is the refined alternative: Appletini, Lemon Curd and Pink Spritz are all built toward a drink rather than a fruit.
What is the best nicotine pouch flavour to start with?
A mint, and a light one. Mint carries better than fruit on a first can because the cooling gives the sensation somewhere to go, and it is the largest family on the shelf so there is room to be fussy later. ZEUS Arctic Freeze at 4 mg and RUSH Peppermint Ice at 4 mg are both built for exactly that.
Do stronger pouches taste different from lighter ones?
Often, yes, and not only because of the nicotine. Concentration changes the texture of the sensation, and a higher dose tends to arrive with more cooling agent behind it, which reads as flavour. The same recipe at 4 mg and at 30 mg is genuinely two different experiences rather than one experience at two volumes.
How many flavours does one can hold?
One. A can is a single flavour — twenty pouches of it in most cases, though 6 cans on our shelf hold forty and 1 holds fifteen. If you want variety you buy variety, which is the argument for starting with a brand whose range is broad rather than deep.
What is the difference between mint, menthol and ice on a label?
Mint is the flavour, menthol is the cooling compound, and ice generally signals that a can leans on the second more than the first. A fruit flavour with ice in the name is a fruit pouch with a cold finish, not a mint one. We wrote that distinction out in full in our guide to mint, menthol and freeze pouches.
How much does a can cost in Canada?
Ours run CA$15 to CA$17. The figure worth comparing between shops is cost per pouch rather than cost per can, since a twenty-count and a forty-count can sit at similar prices — and then the delivered cost per can, once shipping is in the number.
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