Killa Exclusive - Double Mint | 10 Cans

Killa Exclusive Double Mint: Two Mints, Not One Cold One

Killa Exclusive Double Mint puts sweet spearmint on top of sharp peppermint, which gives it a fuller and more aromatic character than the rest of the range rather than a colder one. That distinction is the whole point of the can. Most Killa mints compete on how much they can make your gum hurt; this one competes on actually tasting of mint. It carries the same 13.2mg of nicotine per pouch as every other Killa can, 20 slim pouches to a 16g tin.

Killa sells seven different mint cans and names them so badly that Cold Mint, Cool Mint and Cold X Mint are three separate products. Since this is the mint page most people land on, the full comparison lives here.

The Seven Killa Mints, Ranked by How Cold They Actually Are

No retailer in the UK lists these against each other, which is why people keep buying the wrong one. Cooling level is the axis that matters; sweetness is the second. Work down the table until something sounds like what you want.

Two things worth saying about that table. Every one of those cans holds the same 13.2mg of nicotine, so moving between them changes the sensation and nothing else. And the dry-format Cold Dry can sits outside the list entirely, because its difference is structural rather than a matter of flavour tuning. The whole line is browsable in Killa Exclusive and Killa Original.

Where Double Mint Sits in That List

Middle for cold, top for flavour. It is not trying to be the coldest can Killa makes, and anybody buying it expecting a freeze will feel short-changed. What it does instead is give you a mint that is recognisably a flavour: spearmint's rounded sweetness sitting over peppermint's sharper edge, aromatic in a way the single-note cans are not.

That combination also lasts. Where a heavily mentholated pouch tends to deliver its cold early and then coast, the two-mint blend keeps giving you something to taste well into the session. Reviewers who bother to compare within the range consistently call this the fullest of the seven, and it is the one we would hand to somebody who says they like mint but found Cold Mint unpleasant.

What Double Mint Actually Tastes Like

Spearmint arrives first, sweet and slightly herbal, the flavour most people associate with mint chewing gum. Peppermint comes in underneath it within the first minute and adds the bite. The two do not blur together; you can pick out both for most of the session, which is unusual and is the reason the can exists.

Cooling is real but civil. A tingle builds over roughly the first five minutes, sits at a comfortable level rather than escalating, and stays put. There is no arctic spike and no gum-numbing phase. Flavour runs strong for around fifteen minutes and remains present for the full twenty to forty-five minute session, which is longer than most of the fruit cans manage.

The honest criticism is that it is not dramatic. If your measure of a good pouch is how hard the first minute hits, this one will read as tame next to Cold X Mint. It is aiming at a different target.

Double Mint or Cold Mint, the Comparison People Actually Make

These two account for most of the mint decisions in the range, and they are genuinely different products rather than variations on a theme.

Buy Double Mint if you want to taste something. Buy Cold Mint if you want the classic Killa hit that the brand built its name on.

Reading the 16.5mg on the Label

The strength shown in the dropdown above is 16.5mg, and that is a concentration measured per gram of filling rather than the amount in one pouch. A Killa pouch weighs 0.8g, so the dose is 13.2mg of nicotine per pouch. Compare that figure, not the other one, against whatever you are using now.

Being in the Exclusive line does not make this stronger than the Original mints, a claim repeated across the category and wrong in every case: all seven cans in the table above are 13.2mg. The Killa hub sets out the arithmetic against the rest of the range.

Killa Exclusive Double Mint Specs

Getting the Session Right

Eat first. The gentler opening on this can makes it easy to forget you are holding 13.2mg, which is roughly double a standard supermarket pouch, and an empty stomach turns that into a headache quickly.

Sit it flat under the upper lip and leave it be. The blend needs a couple of minutes to separate into its two halves, and shuffling the pouch around just dumps everything at once. Fifteen minutes is plenty for a first go. Our guide to how many pouches a day is sensible is worth a read if you are new to this strength, and what snus actually is explains why a pouch that people call snus contains no tobacco at all.

Who Should Not Buy This Can

Anyone chasing maximum cold. This is the wrong end of the table; go to Cold X Mint.

Anyone new to nicotine pouches. The comfortable opening disguises a strong pouch, which is a worse combination for a beginner than an obviously harsh one.

Anyone who dislikes spearmint. The sweetness is not a background note here, it leads, and people who only get on with sharp peppermint tend to find it cloying. Cool Mint is the cleaner single-note alternative.

Fakes, Storage and the Practical Bits

Check the lid print is sharp rather than soft at the edges, that the batch code is stamped into the can rather than applied as a sticker, and that the catch lid shuts flush. NGP lists its own range at killapods.eu if you want to check a can against the manufacturer.

Keep the lid closed and the can out of sunlight. Moist pouches dry out once opened, and a dried Double Mint loses the spearmint sweetness before it loses the peppermint, which leaves you with a thinner version of a different can. Cans are sold in packs of ten, which is 200 pouches, and the per-can price steps down as you add packs: £3.50 a can at two packs, £3.33 at three and £2.99 at four. The single-pack rate is on the listing above.

The Verdict

The best mint in the Killa range for anybody who wants mint as a flavour rather than as a punishment. It is fuller than Cold Mint, warmer than Cold X Mint, more interesting than Cool Mint, and it holds its taste longer than any of them. What it will not do is impress somebody who measures pouches by how much the first minute stings.

If you are working through the seven mints, this is the sensible middle of the range and the one most people settle on. If you have not decided yet, the table near the top of this page will get you there faster than buying three cans and finding out.

Written and fact-checked by the NicotineBuzz product team against the cans we hold, published review panels and the manufacturer's own specifications. Updated August 2026.