Siberia Nicotine Pouches & Siberia Snus (All White)

Siberia Snus and Siberia Nicotine Pouches, Explained

Siberia nicotine pouches are the tobacco-free "All White" version of Siberia, the Swedish brand famous for being one of the strongest snus in the world. Every format is made at 33mg of nicotine per gram, which puts even the lightest can at about 16.5mg a pouch. They are for experienced daily users of strong pouches and nobody else.

Most UK shoppers type Siberia snus, and we understand why: the name was built on tobacco snus long before the white pouches existed. Everything on this page, though, is a tobacco-free nicotine pouch: plant fibre, nicotine, mint flavouring and moisture, with no leaf in it. That difference is not a technicality. It is the reason one kind of Siberia can be sold in Britain and the other cannot, and the next section shows you how to tell them apart at a glance.

We are deliberately more cautious here than on any other brand page. Siberia is not a dare, a rite of passage or a better deal on nicotine. If you are not already comfortable with 12mg pouches or stronger every day, the most useful thing this page can do is send you somewhere else, and it will.

Siberia All White vs Siberia White Dry: Tobacco-Free or Tobacco?

Siberia All White is a tobacco-free nicotine pouch and legal to sell in the UK. Siberia White Dry, like the Red, Black and Brown Siberia, is tobacco snus, and selling it in the UK has been illegal since 1992. The quickest tell is on the lid: tobacco-free cans say ALL WHITE.

Search results for Siberia mix the two freely, and some UK listings still offer White Dry. That is not a grey area. Oral tobacco is banned from sale here, and a can marked White Dry contains tobacco however similar the lid looks. The white "-80°C" styling appears on both families, which is exactly why people get caught out.

We only stock All White. For the wider history of what snus is and why Britain never legalised it, see our guide to what snus actually is.

How Strong Is Siberia? 33mg Per Gram, Decoded by Format

Every Siberia All White is 33mg of nicotine per gram. The dose in each pouch depends on how heavy that pouch is, so it runs from about 16.5mg in the Ultra Slim to about 25mg in the Slim and 25 to 33mg in the Original. Every format is stronger than the strongest can VELO or ZYN sells.

Most shops publish one per-pouch figure per format and move on, and they rarely agree. We went to the maker's own online shop instead, which lists each can's net weight and approximate pouch count. Divide one by the other and multiply by 33, and the arguments mostly settle themselves.

Why Do Shops Quote Different mg for the Same Siberia?

Because the lid prints no per-pouch figure, every shop converts 33mg per gram with its own guess at the pouch weight or pouch count. Guess 20 pouches in an Ultra Slim can instead of the maker's 22 and you get 18mg instead of 16.5mg. The 15mg Mini figure belongs to the American version.

The Original is the one format we cannot settle completely. The maker's shop lists about 15 pouches in its 15g can, roughly a gram each, which means about 33mg a pouch; most UK retailers count 20 and say 25mg. We show both, because rounding a strong pouch down to the comfortable number is the wrong way to be wrong.

What Does -80°C and "Extremely Strong" Mean on a Siberia Can?

Neither is a measurement. The "-80°C" beside the SIBERIA logo is the brand's cold-mint signature, printed on the tobacco snus as well, and "EXTREMELY STRONG" on the Original lid is the maker's own description of the whole brand. No All White lid prints an mg figure or a numbered strength scale. The Slim and Ultra Slim carry a row of four ice-hockey players, which nobody official has explained, so we will not pretend to.

What About Siberia Maxi, Long and 150mg?

Maxi and Long are not on the maker's own online shop today, and we do not stock either. Numbers like 150mg that turn up in searches do not describe any Siberia All White: the tobacco-free range is 33mg per gram in every format. If a listing promises something wildly stronger, check whether you are looking at a tobacco product.

The Siberia Formats We Stock

We stock five Siberia All White formats: Original, Slim, Super Slim, Ultra Slim and Mini. The flavour is identical in all five, a sharp peppermint and menthol, so the choice is purely about pouch size, which sets both the dose and how the pouch sits under the lip.

Stock moves, so the grid and the finder show what is available today. Every Siberia also sits on our extra strong nicotine pouches shelf, which is where it belongs.

Choosing a Siberia Format: Size, Fit and Dose

Pick the format by dose first and fit second. The Ultra Slim is the lowest dose and the easiest introduction, the Mini is the most compact, the Super Slim and Slim swap size for flatness, and the Original is the full experience for people who already know it.

Shape changes more than looks. A long, flat pouch spreads along the gum, so it releases evenly and hides well, but it also makes a strong pouch easy to underestimate because you barely feel it there. A compact pouch like the Mini sits in one spot and announces itself; some people find that easier to judge and to remove early. The full-size Original gives the most flavour and the most obvious tingle, which is exactly why it should be the last Siberia you try rather than the first.

Pouch count matters for value as well as strength. The Ultra Slim can holds about 22 pouches and the Mini about 16, so two cans at the same price last different lengths of time. If you use Siberia only now and then, a can of Minis goes further than it sounds, simply because you will not want many.

• Most discreet: Ultra Slim, then Super Slim.
• Most compact: Mini.
• Smallest commitment: Slim, the only format sold in packs of 5.
• Most intense: Original, for established Siberia users only.

Whichever you choose, the flavour will not change: one mint across the range, so moving between formats is purely a question of how much and how it sits. That makes it easy to step down a size if a format proves too much, and there is never any shame in doing so.

Is Siberia for You? Probably Not, and That Is Fine

Siberia suits one group: adults who already use 12mg or stronger pouches every day and want more. It is never a first pouch, never a way to switch from cigarettes or a vape, and never something to try because a friend says you cannot handle it.

• New to nicotine, or not using it now: do not start. Not here, not anywhere.
• Coming from cigarettes or a vape: begin at 3mg to 9mg. White Fox nicotine pouches, from the same factory, start at 3mg.
• Using pouches under 12mg: step up through our high strength pouches first, and only if you actually want more.
• A daily 12 to 17mg user: if you do try Siberia, begin with the Ultra Slim, the lowest dose, and take it out early the first few times.

Even experienced users are often surprised by how quickly Siberia arrives. The pouch is drier than most, the mint is extremely cold, and the nicotine lands faster than a 17mg VELO or White Fox Black. Treat the first can as an experiment you are allowed to abandon.

Who Makes Siberia?

Siberia is made in Enköping, Sweden, by Swedish Smokeless Solutions, the company that traded as GN Tobacco until 2024. It makes the tobacco-free All White pouches on this page, the tobacco snus we do not sell, and the White Fox and Oden's brands.

The maker describes Siberia as a brand for people "who desire an intense nicotine experience", which is about as candid as a manufacturer gets. It came after Oden's, the company's first brand, launched in 2008. The same factory produces White Fox, and the two sit at opposite ends of one ladder: White Fox begins at 3mg a pouch, Siberia begins above where most brands finish.

Siberia Snus Review: Our Honest Take

As a product, Siberia All White does exactly what it says: an intensely cold mint and a very high, fast nicotine dose in a dry, low-drip pouch. The flavour is one-note by design. The strength is the whole point, and that is also the main reason most people should leave it alone.

We have no customer reviews for Siberia yet, so this is our own assessment rather than a star rating. The Ultra Slim is the most manageable way to meet the brand; the Slim and Original are for people who already know it. Where Siberia genuinely earns its reputation is consistency: every format tastes the same, so choosing a size never means choosing a new flavour. Where it loses marks is labelling, with no dose on the lid and a market full of guessed numbers, which is the job the decoder above tries to do.

Would we recommend it? To the small group it is made for, yes: it is well made, consistent and exactly as strong as its reputation. To everyone else, no, and we would rather say that here than on a returns form.

Siberia vs White Fox, VELO, ZYN and Pablo

Siberia is stronger per pouch than anything VELO, ZYN, Nordic Spirit or White Fox sells here, and sits alongside the strongest Pablo. It is also the least flexible: one flavour, no gentle version, and no dot scale to steer by.

How Siberia Packs and Prices Work

Siberia Original, Super Slim, Ultra Slim and Mini come in packs of 10 cans; Slim comes in packs of 5. Every Siberia can in your basket counts towards the rate, so one 10-can pack is £3.95 a can and 50 cans or more drop to £3.75.

The £4.39 rung only applies to a basket holding a single Slim pack; any 10-can pack starts at £3.95. Standard delivery is free over £17.45 and £2.95 below that, and next day delivery is £4.99 if you order before 3pm, Monday to Friday; the shipping policy has the detail.

Siberia's Downsides, Plainly

It is too strong for most people who buy it, it comes in one flavour, the lid tells you nothing about the dose, and it shares a name with a tobacco product you cannot legally buy here. Those are real drawbacks, not small print.

• The strength. Easy to overdo, especially in the slim formats that feel like nothing under the lip.
• One flavour. Icy mint or nothing.
• No dose on the can. Only the per-gram figure, and a crowd of guesses online.
• The name. Searching "Siberia snus" brings up tobacco listings mixed in with pouches; check the lid says All White.
• Packs of ten. A lot of Siberia if it turns out not to suit you. The Slim, in fives, is the smaller commitment.

Using Siberia Sensibly

One pouch under the top lip, never two at once, and take it out the moment you feel dizzy, sweaty, sick or light-headed. Keep cans away from children and pets: a single Siberia pouch holds more nicotine than several ordinary ones.

Expect a sharp burn and a very cold mint within the first minute or two; that is normal for this strength and fades as the pouch settles. Short sessions are fine, and there is no need to leave a Siberia in for as long as a lighter pouch. Our guide to using nicotine pouches covers the basics for any brand.

Is Siberia Snus Legal in the UK?

Siberia All White nicotine pouches are legal to buy and use in the UK if you are 18 or over, because they contain no tobacco. Siberia tobacco snus, including White Dry, is not: selling oral tobacco has been banned here since 1992. From 29 October 2026 the Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026 makes selling any nicotine product to under-18s a criminal offence.

We check ages at checkout and sell to adults only. Pouches also sit outside the vaping products duty, which applies to e-liquid, so that change does not touch Siberia prices. For the legal background in full, read is snus legal in the UK. Nicotine is addictive; Siberia is not for non-users, anyone under 18, or anyone pregnant or breastfeeding. Our snus collection lists every tobacco-free pouch UK shoppers search for as snus.

Updated September 2026.