NOR nicotine pouches
NOR's NAKD line is a short, strong, mint-only range. This page tells you which of its two strengths to pick, and whether to pick either.

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Quick answer: NOR makes one line, NAKD: two mint pouches at 14mg and 22mg, both in the extra strong band. They suit experienced users who want a plain, cold mint hit at a low price. Beginners should start with a lower brand and come back later.
NOR makes one line, NAKD, and we list it in two strengths: NAKD Mint at 14mg and NAKD Ice Mint at 22mg. Both sit in the extra strong band, so NOR suits experienced users who want a plain, cold mint pouch at a low price. If you are new to pouches, start with a lower brand and come back later.
Who makes NOR
NOR is a small pouch brand rather than a big tobacco company line, and we do not list a parent company for it. What we can tell you is what the tins are. NOR sells white, tobacco-free pouches under the NAKD name, labelled "Nicotine Pods" on the tin, with mint as the only flavour family. The pouches follow the Scandinavian all-white template: a white fleece pouch filled with nicotine, plant fibre and flavouring, no tobacco leaf, so there is no staining and nothing to spit.
The range is deliberately short. Two flavours, two strengths, no fruit, no limited editions. That makes NOR easy to understand and easy to compare with the rest of the nicotine pouch brands we stock.
NOR lines and strengths
There is one line, NAKD, and it comes in two strengths:
- NAKD Mint, 14mg. A straight peppermint-style mint. On our scale that is the lower end of the extra strong band, which starts at 12mg.
- NAKD Ice Mint, 22mg. The same mint with a colder menthol finish and a lot more nicotine. 22mg is well above most mainstream UK pouches. For context, VELO tops out at 11mg and Killa sits at 16.5mg.
The 8mg gap between the two tins is big. There is no medium or strong NOR to step through, so if 14mg feels like too much there is nowhere lower to go within the brand. Our strength guide explains how to read the bands before you buy.
NOR tins we stock
| Product | Strength | Band | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| NOR NAKD Mint (99p offer) | 14mg | Extra strong | £0.99 |
| NOR NAKD Mint Nicotine Pods | 14mg | Extra strong | £4.49 |
| NOR NAKD Ice Mint (99p offer) | 22mg | Extra strong | £0.99 |
| NOR NAKD Ice Mint Nicotine Pods | 22mg | Extra strong | £4.49 |
The 99p listings are the same tins sold through our 99p nicotine pouches offer. The £4.49 listings are the standard product pages. Stock on offer lines moves quickly, so if the 99p version is gone, the full-price tin is identical.
Who NOR suits
NOR is for people who already know they like strong mint pouches. That is the honest summary.
- Ex-smokers on 20 a day or more who have found 10mg pouches too light. NAKD Mint at 14mg is a sensible step.
- Heavy pouch users already on Killa, Pablo or White Fox at 16mg and above. NAKD Ice Mint at 22mg sits in that company.
- Price-led regulars who want a strong mint for under £1 while the offer lasts.
NOR is not for beginners, and not for anyone who finds 10mg or 12mg already plenty. A 99p tin is tempting as a trial, but a cheap 22mg pouch is still a 22mg pouch. If you feel light-headed or queasy, take it out and drop a band.
NOR compared
| Brand | Strengths | Flavours | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| NOR | 14mg, 22mg | 2 mints | £0.99 |
| White Fox | 4mg to 30mg | Mint variants only | £1.99 |
| Killa | 16mg to 16.5mg | 40-plus, mint to cheesecake | £4.29 |
NOR vs White Fox. Both are mint-only white pouch brands, but White Fox runs from 4mg up to 30mg across Mint, Double Mint, Peppered Mint, Full Charge and Black editions. If you want the same cold mint style with a way to step down, White Fox is the safer brand to settle on. NOR wins on price while the 99p offer is live.
NOR vs Killa. Killa sits at 16.5mg, between the two NOR strengths, and sells a far wider flavour list. If you are deciding between NOR Mint at 14mg and Killa Cold Mint at 16.5mg, the difference you will notice is flavour depth more than nicotine. Killa is the better pick if you want variety, NOR if you want one strong mint and nothing else.
Buying NOR nicotine pouches in the UK
NOR tins are £4.49 at the standard listing, or 99p a tin while the offer runs. Every tin is tobacco-free, sold to adults aged 18 and over, and shipped from UK stock. Order before 8:30pm for same day dispatch, and delivery is free once your basket passes £20, which is five full-price tins or a large handful of the 99p ones.
Strong, cheap pouches are the ones most often faked on marketplaces, so buy from a UK retailer that shows a tin's strength and band the same way across every brand. Our guide to spotting fake nicotine pouches covers what to check on the tin.
Frequently asked questions
How strong are NOR pouches?
NOR NAKD comes in 14mg and 22mg per pouch. Both are in the extra strong band on our scale, which covers everything at 12mg and above. The 22mg tin is one of the stronger mainstream mints we list.
Is NOR suitable for beginners?
No. There is no NOR pouch under 14mg, and we tell new users to start at 6mg or lower. Try a low or medium pouch first, then move up a band if you find it too light.
What flavours does NOR make?
Two: NAKD Mint and NAKD Ice Mint. Both are mint, and Ice Mint has a colder menthol edge. There are no fruit, coffee or sweet flavours in the NOR range we stock.
Why are some NOR tins 99p?
The 99p listings are promotional tins in our 99p range. They are the same product as the £4.49 listing, not a different size or an older batch. When the offer stock runs out, the standard listing is still there.
Are NOR pouches legal in the UK?
Yes. NOR pouches are tobacco-free nicotine pouches, which are legal to buy and use in the UK for adults aged 18 and over. We check age at checkout. Nicotine is addictive, so they are only for people who already use it.