Are these a therapeutic product?

No, and we make no therapeutic claim for them. They are a flavoured pouch with no nicotine in it. If you are trying to stop using nicotine, talk to a pharmacist or your doctor about the products authorised for that purpose.

Yes. The whole shop is 21 and over regardless of what is in the can; you confirm your age before browsing and again at checkout.

What do they taste like?

The same as their nicotine counterparts — the flavouring is unchanged. What is missing is the sting, which in a nicotine can comes partly from the nicotine itself.

Nicotine-free pouches in Canada

These cans contain no nicotine. Not a low dose — none. They are the same all-white pouch in the same flavours, built around plant fibre and flavouring, and they sit under the lip and behave the same way.

People buy them for two reasons. Some want the ritual without the dose, particularly late in the day. Others alternate them with a nicotine can to stretch one out. What we will not do is present them as a therapeutic product: that is a claim we have no authorisation to make, and no honest retailer should make it.

One thing the label gets wrong across the whole category, ours included until we fixed it: several zero-nicotine cans are printed as "Light", because the upstream data labels rows by format rather than by dose. A 0 mg can is not Light. Every product page here reads the dose, not the label, and says Nicotine Free.

Common questions

Correct — zero milligrams. The dose is listed on every product page and it comes from the product data rather than from the front of the can.