Cuba Ice Fruit White
| Strength | X-Strong |
| Flavour | Fruit |
| Product Type | Nicotine Pouches |
| Format | Slim |
| Nicotine (mg/g) | 46.0 |
| Nicotine (mg/pouch) | 30.0 |
| Pouches per Can | 22 |
| Net Weight | 14.3 |
| Weight per Pouch (g) | 0.65 |
| Manufacturer | Nicotobacco Factory |
Cuba Ice Fruit White is the fruit-forward pick in the Cuba Limited Ice Edition, layering vibrant fruit over a refreshing cool at a strong 46 mg/g, firmly x-strong. The slim white pouch sits neatly and lets the flavour build in stages rather than landing all at once.
Want the black pouch version? Reach for Cuba Ice Fruit Black, or see the full Cuba range. Tobacco free, 22 pouches per can, with quick discreet EU delivery.
Cuba Ice Fruit White FAQ
How strong is Cuba Ice Fruit White?
Cuba Ice Fruit White is 46 mg/g, which works out to 30 mg of nicotine per pouch. On the Snusmania strength scale that is X-Strong, well above an everyday pouch.
Who is Cuba Ice Fruit White for?
It suits experienced users only. If you are unsure, start lower and work up. We rate strength by nicotine concentration rather than by the wording on the can, so X-Strong means the same thing here as on every other product.
What do you get in a can?
22 slim pouches per can, in a fruit flavour, each holding 30 mg of nicotine.
What if I want something stronger or milder?
At 46 mg/g, Cuba Ice Fruit White sits in our X-Strong band. For more, Ultra Strong runs 50 to 100 mg/g. For something milder, Strong is 20 to 30 mg/g.
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