Nois Vapes

Nois at VapeShopOnline: What This Collection Actually Contains

First, a plain clarification, because the collection title says Nois Vapes and the contents are a little different. Nois, as we stock it, is a nicotine pouch brand rather than a vape device brand. There is no pod kit, no disposable, no coil and no e-liquid bottle in this collection. What you will find are two listings, a Nois Nicotine Pouches Pack of 5 and a Nois Nicotine Pouches Pack of 10, and each listing opens into a menu of flavour and strength variants. We would rather say that up front than have you click through expecting a 20mg nic salt disposable and find a tin of pouches instead.

Why does a vape shop stock pouches at all? Because plenty of adult vapers use more than one format. A rechargeable kit suits a desk, a walk or an evening in, but it is awkward on a train, in a queue, or anywhere a visible cloud is unwelcome. Pouches fill those gaps. They are small, quiet and need no battery, no coil and no refill. Nois sits alongside the other pouch brands on our shelves, and it is notable for one thing in particular: the strength ladder runs from a low listed figure of 12mg up to 50mg, a wider spread than most single brands offer.

This page walks through the two pack sizes, the flavour lines, how to read the strength numbers, who each strength suits, how pouches differ from vapes, how Nois compares with other pouch brands we carry, the UK legal picture, spotting genuine stock, and the practical points around delivery and disposal. If you only want the short version: start low, read the strength in the variant name before you add anything to your basket, and remember that this is an adult nicotine product. It is not for anyone under 18, and it is not for anyone who does not already use nicotine.

Pack of 5 or Pack of 10: Reading the Two Listings

The collection is deliberately simple. There are two product listings, and they differ in one way: how many units you receive. The flavour and strength menus inside each listing are almost identical, so the decision is about quantity and commitment rather than product quality.

• Nois Nicotine Pouches Pack of 5: the lower-commitment option, priced just under £19. Sensible for trying a new flavour, testing a strength you have not used before, or keeping a spare in a bag or desk drawer.
• Nois Nicotine Pouches Pack of 10: ten units for just under £38. Sensible once you know which flavour and strength you like and want to stop reordering every week.

Do the arithmetic and you will see both sizes work out at roughly £3.80 per unit. In other words, there is no volume discount for stepping up to the larger pack. That is worth knowing, because some customers assume ten must be cheaper per unit than five. It is not, so the only reasons to buy the bigger pack are convenience, fewer orders, and clearing the free-delivery threshold.

On that last point: free UK delivery applies on orders over £20. The five-pack sits just below that line on its own, while the ten-pack clears it comfortably. If you are ordering a single five-pack, check the delivery line at checkout before you pay. Adding another item you were going to buy anyway, such as a second flavour or something from our wider range, can tip the order over the threshold.

We have deliberately not quoted an exact pouch count per unit here, because it can differ between product lines and manufacturers change formats from time to time. The product page for the variant you choose shows the current count, and that number is the one to use if you want to work out a true cost per pouch.

One more practical note. The variant menus are not always identical between the two listings. At the time of writing, a Grape Extreme 50mg option appears on the five-pack but not the ten-pack. Stock moves, so if the exact flavour you want is missing from one listing, check the other before giving up.

Flavour Lines: Fruit, Mint and the Cooling Group

Nois flavours fall into three loose families. The variant names carry the strength as well as the flavour, which is helpful: you always know what you are picking. Here is how the current spread breaks down.

Fruit-led variants

• Blackcurrant 16mg: a darker, tart berry profile at a moderate strength. A reasonable starting point if you like blackcurrant in vape juice and want the same character in a different format.
• Grape Ice 25mg: grape with a cooling edge. The ice element tends to make a pouch feel sharper and more refreshing in the first few minutes.
• Extreme Blueberry 50mg, Extreme Mango 50mg and Grape Extreme 50mg: the fruit flavours in the top strength tier. These carry far more nicotine than the rest of the fruit range, so they are for experienced users only.

Mint and fresh variants

• Mint 20mg and Spear Mint 20mg: the straightforward options. Mint tends towards a sharper, cooler taste while spearmint is usually rounder and slightly sweeter.
• Mango Mint 12mg: the lowest listed strength in the collection, pairing a fruity note with mint. A sensible first pick for anyone cautious.
• Eucalypt 25mg: an herbal, menthol-leaning profile. If you enjoy a cooling, almost medicinal freshness rather than a sweet one, this is the variant to look at.

Cooling and high-impact variants

• Cool Strong 35mg and Cool Strong Extreme 50mg: names that signal a strong cooling sensation alongside a high nicotine figure.
• Extreme 50mg: the plain high-strength option in the range.

A few general points about pouch flavour apply to every variant. Flavour is most noticeable in the first ten minutes or so and fades as the pouch is used. Cooling variants can feel intense on the gum and lip if you are not used to them, which is a different sensation from the cool inhale of an ice vape. And flavour names are only a guide: the same word, such as mint, can taste noticeably different between brands, so treat your first pack as a trial rather than a settled choice.

Understanding the Strength Ladder: 12mg to 50mg

The strength is the most important thing to read on any Nois variant, and it is the part most likely to catch people out. The figure in each variant name is the nicotine strength, normally quoted in milligrams per pouch. Laid out in order, the range looks like this:

• 12mg: Mango Mint. The lowest listed strength.
• 16mg: Blackcurrant.
• 20mg: Mint and Spear Mint.
• 25mg: Eucalypt and Grape Ice.
• 35mg: Cool Strong.
• 50mg: Extreme, Cool Strong Extreme, Extreme Blueberry, Extreme Mango and Grape Extreme.

Two things stand out. First, the jump at the top is steep. Going from 20mg to 50mg is two and a half times the listed nicotine, not a small step up. Second, five of the twelve variants sit at 50mg, so the top tier is a big part of the range rather than a novelty. That makes it easy to click the wrong flavour by accident if you are scrolling quickly.

How a strength feels depends on you. Someone who smokes or vapes heavily every day will experience a 25mg pouch very differently from someone who has only ever used a low-strength vape. Body weight, how long you leave the pouch in, whether you have eaten, and your existing tolerance all matter. For that reason we cannot tell you that one particular number is right for you, only how to approach it sensibly.

The practical advice is the same as it is for any nicotine product: begin at the bottom of the range, give it time, and only move up if the lower strength genuinely does not do what you want. If you feel lightheaded, queasy or jittery, you have had more than you wanted. Remove the pouch, sit down, and drink some water. If you feel unwell, speak to a pharmacist or doctor.

Do not try to map pouch numbers onto vape numbers. The UK limit for vape liquid is 20mg of nicotine per millilitre, which is a concentration. A pouch figure is an amount per pouch. They measure different things, so a 20mg pouch is not the equivalent of a 20mg nic salt vape, and the vape cap says nothing about what a pouch contains.

Who Nois Suits, and Who It Does Not

Nois is an adult nicotine product, so the first filter is simple. It is only for people aged 18 or over who already use nicotine. If you do not currently smoke, vape or use nicotine in some other form, pouches are not a casual thing to try out of curiosity. Nicotine is addictive, and the higher listed strengths here are firmly aimed at people with an established tolerance.

Within that group, here is a rough guide to matching a variant to a person. It is a starting framework, not a prescription.

• Newer to pouches: look at the 12mg to 16mg end, which means Mango Mint and Blackcurrant. Try the five-pack first.
• Regular vapers wanting a discreet backup: the 16mg to 25mg band is where most people in this situation land. Mint, Spear Mint, Eucalypt and Grape Ice all sit here.
• Experienced pouch users: 25mg to 35mg, such as Eucalypt, Grape Ice and Cool Strong, gives room to move without jumping straight to the top.
• Very high tolerance users: the 50mg Extreme lines exist for people who already use strong pouches and know what they are doing. They are not an entry point.

It also helps to think about situation rather than just strength. Pouches suit adults who want a no-vapour option at work breaks, in places where vaping is not permitted, during travel, or in the middle of a long day when stopping to charge or refill a device is a hassle. Adult smokers looking at alternatives to cigarettes sometimes try pouches for the same convenience reasons, though we make no claims about outcomes and nothing here is a substitute for professional advice.

Who should steer clear? Anyone under 18, anyone who has never used nicotine, and anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding or has a medical condition that nicotine could affect should speak to a healthcare professional before using any nicotine product. Pouches should also be kept well away from children and pets.

Pouches Versus Vapes: Device, E-Liquid and Disposable Questions

If you arrived here from our vape shelves, it helps to understand what changes when you move to a pouch. Most of the usual vape decisions simply disappear, and a few new ones take their place.

• No device and no compatibility questions. There is no pod to match to a kit, no coil resistance to choose and no battery to charge. Nothing in the Nois range needs a particular device, so the pod and device compatibility questions that dominate vape shopping do not apply.
• No e-liquid choices. There is no VG and PG ratio, no nic salt versus freebase decision, and no bottle size to think about.
• No vapour. This is the main practical difference. A pouch sits discreetly under the lip and produces nothing visible or aerosolised.
• Different nicotine delivery. Nicotine is absorbed through the lining of the mouth rather than the lungs, which changes how it builds and how long it lasts compared with a vape.

The vape rules you may be used to do not carry over. The UK Tobacco Products Directive limits vape liquid to a maximum of 20mg/ml nicotine, tanks to 2ml and e-liquid bottles to 10ml. Those limits apply to vaping products. They are the reason UK nic salt disposables top out at 20mg, and they have no bearing on the numbers printed on a pouch variant.

Disposable vapes are a different story again. Single-use disposable vapes have been banned from sale in the UK since June 2025, which is why the big-puff market moved to rechargeable and refillable designs. If you currently use one of those, a pouch is not a replacement for the device itself but a complement to it for the moments when you cannot or would rather not vape.

Choose a pouch when you want something silent, quick and device-free, or when you are somewhere vaping is awkward. Choose a vape when you enjoy the flavour range, the ritual and the hand-to-mouth habit, or when you want finer control over how much nicotine you take in any one session. Plenty of adults keep both, and nothing about stocking Nois suggests you must pick one for good.

How Nois Compares With Other Pouch Brands We Stock

Our wider nicotine pouches collection includes brands such as Cuba, Cobra, Killa, Pablo, Elux, Garant, Hayati, Al Fakher, Chapo, Ghost and Helwit. Comparing Nois to the rest comes down to four practical differences, and we would rather give you the honest version than a sales line.

Strength range. This is where Nois separates itself. The pouch shelf as a whole lists strengths from 12mg up to around 30mg on most products, while Nois goes to 35mg and 50mg. If you want a single brand that covers both a gentle starting point and a very high-strength option, Nois does that. If you are looking for a mild, easy first pouch and want fewer high-strength variants cluttering the menu, a brand with a lower ceiling may be less likely to cause an expensive mistake.

Format and price. Nois is sold in multipacks of five and ten at roughly £3.80 per unit. Many other brands in our range are sold as a single unit at around £4, and a few are priced considerably lower. Some multipack lines from other brands, such as Cuba Nicopods, work out cheaper per unit than Nois. So Nois is not the cheapest on the shelf, and you are partly paying for the strength spread and the variety of flavours.

Flavour approach. Nois mixes plain fruit and mint profiles with explicit cooling and extreme tiers. Others lean more heavily into dessert or candy territory, or stick to a narrower fruit and mint selection. Nois sits in the middle: not novelty-driven, but with enough variety to avoid boredom.

Pack structure. The five and ten format makes sense once you have settled on a variant, and the five-pack keeps the cost of a trial reasonable. Single-unit brands are simpler for sampling several brands without committing to a bundle.

Our honest take: Nois suits an adult who already knows roughly what strength they want and values having that exact figure printed in the variant name. It is less suited to someone who wants to sample six different brands cheaply, where single-unit pouches from other makers are the easier route.

UK Law, Age Limits and Responsible Use

We want to be careful and accurate here, because the rules around nicotine products are in motion and it is easy to repeat something that was true a year ago.

• Age. We sell nicotine products strictly to adults aged 18 or over. That is how we operate whatever the exact legal position at any moment, and you should expect age checks.
• Vape limits do not define pouches. The 20mg/ml nicotine cap, the 2ml tank limit and the 10ml bottle limit come from the Tobacco Products Directive and relate to vaping products. They do not tell you what is permitted in a nicotine pouch.
• The rules are developing. Regulation of nicotine pouches in the UK has been tightening, and specific requirements on strength, flavours, packaging and sale have been under active discussion. For that reason we do not quote a pouch strength cap on this page. If a precise legal point matters to you, check current government guidance rather than relying on a product page.
• Single-use vapes. Disposable vapes are banned from sale. This is a vaping rule and does not affect pouches.

Beyond the law, there are some common-sense habits for responsible use.

• Use the lowest strength that meets your needs and do not chase the biggest number.
• Do not use multiple nicotine products back to back without thinking about your total intake.
• Keep tins and loose pouches locked away from children and pets. Nicotine is toxic if swallowed, and a pouch can be mistaken for sweets or treats.
• Check workplace, airline and destination rules before you travel with any nicotine product. Rules differ widely between countries.

We make no health claims about Nois or any other nicotine product. Nothing on this page should be read as medical advice, and if you are thinking about changing how you use nicotine, a pharmacist or GP is the right person to talk to.

Authenticity, Storage, Disposal and Returns

Spotting genuine stock. Counterfeits and grey-market stock exist across the nicotine market, and strong pouches are no exception. Everything we sell is 100% genuine stock, but it is useful to know what to look for if you ever buy elsewhere.

• Check that the strength and flavour printed on the tin match what you ordered.
• Look for a clear nicotine health warning, an ingredients list and a batch or lot code. Missing or blurry printing is a red flag.
• Inspect the seal and the packaging. Tins that look worn, have mismatched labels or arrive loosely wrapped deserve suspicion.
• Be sceptical of prices far below the typical range, especially on the 50mg lines. Very cheap high-strength stock is exactly what counterfeiters target.

Storage. Keep tins in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and close them properly after every use. Heat dries pouches out and can dull the flavour, while damp makes them clump. A drawer or a bag pocket away from radiators is fine. Keep them out of reach of children and animals at all times.

Disposal. Used pouches belong in a bin, not on the pavement and not down the toilet. Empty tins and outer packaging can often be recycled, but the material varies by product, so check the symbols on the pack and your local council guidance. Nois pouches themselves do not need vape-style recycling. If you also use rechargeable vapes, remember that those contain lithium batteries: take them to a vape retailer or household waste recycling centre drop-off point rather than putting them in general waste.

Warranty and returns. Pouches are consumables, so there is no warranty as there would be for a device. If an order arrives damaged, incomplete or with the wrong variant, contact us promptly with your order number and a photo so we can sort it out. As with most nicotine products, opened packs generally cannot be returned, so confirm the strength and flavour before you check out. Our returns page has the full detail.

Buying Tips, Honest Value and Delivery

A few practical suggestions before you order.

• Start with the five-pack. Pick one low-strength flavour you think you will like and treat it as a trial. You can scale up once you know it works for you.
• Read the variant name twice. Because five of twelve variants are 50mg, the wrong click is easy. Confirm the strength in the basket as well as on the product page.
• Consider two flavours. One mint and one fruit variant at the same strength helps you work out which profile you prefer without changing two things at once.
• Keep a note of what suits you. Once you have found a flavour and strength, write it down so reordering is quick and accurate.
• Move up slowly. If you do step up a strength, change only that one thing and give it a few uses before judging.

Honest value. Nois works out at roughly £3.80 per unit in either pack size. That is in line with, or slightly under, many single-unit pouch brands, but not the cheapest option on our shelves. What you get for the money is the breadth of strengths and the clarity of the labelling. The real cost per pouch depends on how many pouches sit in each unit and how many you get through in a day, so look at the pack details on your chosen variant and work it out against your own habits.

Delivery. UK delivery is free on orders over £20, and orders placed before 4pm are dispatched next day. The ten-pack qualifies for free delivery on its own, while the five-pack sits just under the line. All orders are for adults aged 18 or over.

If you want something to compare, browse the rest of our nicotine pouches shelf, or look at our rechargeable vape kits if you are weighing a device alongside a pouch. Either way, buy only what you will use, start low, and keep it away from anyone who should not have it.