About Zyn Canada

Zyn Canada is a pouch shop and nothing else. No vapes, no accessories to pad the catalogue out — 1,170 listings of all-white, tobacco-free pouches across 74 brands, shipped from British Columbia and billed in the currency you are browsing in.

What we sell

11 brands have something on the shelf today — ZYN, VELO, Killa, LOOP, PABLO and more — out of the 74 we keep pages for. The shelf moves, so a brand with nothing in stock keeps its page and loses its buy button rather than disappearing and taking its specifications with it.

The name is not decoration: 78 ZYN lines sit in the catalogue, from 1.5 mg a pouch up to 16.5 mg, spanning mint, menthol, citrus, berry and coffee. If you came for a particular ZYN flavour at a particular strength, it has its own page with the milligrams, the pouch count and the can weight printed on it.

How buying here actually works

  • Two payment rails, and no cards. Interac e-Transfer from your own online banking, or cryptocurrency through NOWPayments at 10% off. That is a real constraint rather than a preference, and we would rather you met it on this page than on the last screen of a checkout.
  • The stock figure is read, not remembered. Every product page asks the warehouse count when you load it. A can counted to zero loses its buy controls across the whole site within the minute — the brand page, the collections, the search results — and offers you an email box instead of a checkout that would have refused you after you typed an address.
  • Postage is calculated from the parcel we would pack. Free past CA$150; below that, the rate comes from your address and the actual mailer or box those cans fit in, so one can to a city costs what one can to a city costs.
  • Nothing is held for an unpaid order. Stock is first come, first served and we do not reserve cans against a transfer that has not arrived. It is the honest trade: it means the count you are shown is cans that exist, not cans somebody might come back for.

Where the numbers come from

Doses, pouch counts, formats and can weights are read from the cans and their manufacturers’ own sheets, product by product. Where a figure is not printed anywhere we say that instead of estimating one, and the taste meters are scored from the same source rather than from our opinion of a flavour. Our Editorial Standards page sets out how the site is written, what is automated, and keeps a log of anything we have had to correct — including the corrections that were embarrassing.

Members of our Pouch Club earn 4% of every paid order back as a dollar balance; it is free, it belongs to this shop alone, and nothing about it expires.

An opened shipping carton of ZYN cans packed four across and six deep, seen from above.
How this shelf works

Stock we already hold, counted in British Columbia before it reaches the shelf.

Nothing here is drop-shipped and nothing is ordered in after you buy it. Cans arrive by the carton through established Swedish distribution, get read and counted as the cartons come open, and sit on a shelf in Canada until an order takes one off it. The practical difference is the number on the product page: it comes from that count, every time the page is asked for, rather than from whenever the page was last built.

Counted, not estimated

A physical count in British Columbia is what sets the figure on a product page — and what takes a can off the shelf when it runs out.

Known down to the can

Every multi-can line is mapped to the single cans inside it, so a ten-pack and a single can cannot both be sold off the same stock.

Packed to the order

Your parcel is sized from the cans actually in it, against the real mailers and boxes we stock, so the postage is what it costs rather than a flat fee.

How we buy and count stock
About Zyn Canada

Sweden-sourced pouches, shipped from British Columbia

Zyn Canada is a Canadian retailer and wholesale supplier that sells one thing. The stock we are holding today reaches us through established supply channels in Sweden, and Canadian orders leave inventory that is already sitting in British Columbia.

We carry brands including ZYN, VELO, Killa, LOOP, PABLO, across a wide spread of flavours, strengths and market versions. The work we hold ourselves to is describing each can accurately, keeping the counts honest, and being easy to reach when something needs sorting out.

A carton of assorted nicotine pouch cans received for Canadian orders.
Inventory received for Canadian fulfilment.

Sourced through Sweden

Our current inventory arrives through suppliers operating inside established Swedish distribution, and the procurement paperwork stays on file.

Read when it arrives

We go through packaging, market-specific labelling, batch information and any traceability markings as a shipment is received.

Fulfilled in Canada

Canadian orders ship from stock already held in British Columbia, rather than being posted one can at a time from overseas.

Someone to ask

Questions about a can, an order, a delivery or a wholesale quote — write to us and we will help where we can.

How we check incoming stock

What happens when a shipment lands

Nothing goes on the shelf straight off the pallet. We work through what arrived and read what the packaging tells us — and because the details differ by brand and by market version, every shipment gets looked at on its own terms.

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    Sourced through Sweden

    Stock comes from suppliers operating within established Swedish distribution channels. The procurement documentation is kept as part of our sourcing records.

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    Packaging and market details

    We read the packaging, the product details and the market-specific labelling. Pouch format, tin size and printed strength can all differ between European market versions.

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    Batch and traceability markings

    Where a can carries them, we check batch markings, barcodes and machine-readable codes on individual tins and on multipack sleeves.

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    Into Canadian inventory

    Once the receiving checks are done the stock joins our Canadian inventory and goes live for retail and wholesale orders, at whatever quantity actually arrived.

A carton of 77, Cuba, Greatest and Iceberg cans opened for checking before the stock is shelved.
A shipment opened for checking before it joins available stock.
The lid of a Swedish-market can showing a batch and best-before marking beside a 2D code.
A Swedish-market tin: batch and best-before marking beside a 2D code, obscured here.
A multipack sleeve label printed with an EAN and a matching barcode.
A multipack sleeve carrying an EAN and a GTIN, obscured here.
Product traceability

What the codes on a tin mean

Depending on the brand and the market a can was packed for, a tin or a multipack sleeve may carry a batch marking, an ordinary barcode, a QR code or a 2D DataMatrix square.

Some QR codes open an official brand or product page when a phone reads them. DataMatrix and GS1 codes tend to carry structured product data instead — a GTIN, a lot or batch number, a serial number, sometimes more. What a given code does varies by brand and by market version.

Worth knowing: a DataMatrix or GS1 code will not always open a website when you scan it, and a code that resolves to nothing is not evidence of a fake. Formats and scan results differ between brands, between markets and between packaging runs, and the stock we carry comes through European-market supply.

Our inventory

Some of what has come through

These are photographs of stock actually received for Zyn Canada. Brands, flavours and quantities move as shipments land and cans sell through, so read them as a snapshot rather than as a stock list — the shelf itself is the live answer.

A full carton of 77, Cuba, Greatest and Iceberg cans.
77, Cuba, Greatest and Iceberg, packed in rows.
Assorted Killa, Pablo, Iceberg, White Fox and Cuba cans in a carton.
Assorted strengths, waiting to be shelved.
A carton of LOOP cans seen from above — Smooth Mint, Habanero Mint, Red Chilli Melon and Mega Hyper Strong tins packed in rows.
LOOP, four across and six deep, as the shipper came open.
Three VELO Signature multipack sleeves — Purple Grape, Tropical Mango and Mango Ice — beside loose VELO cans in an opened carton.
VELO sleeves beside loose cans, packed into one carton.

Get in touch

One inbox, read by a person, and no phone line — a mailbox that gets answered beats a number that rings out. Orders, products, payments, wholesale and press all go to the same place, and anything about money or a missing parcel is looked at the same business day.

Zyn Canada
202-128 W 6th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1K6
apollopouches@gmail.com

That address is where the business is registered. Parcels leave from British Columbia — see the sourcing section above — and the two are not the same place, which is worth saying plainly because plenty of shops let you assume they are.

Use the contact form if you would rather not email, or shop the range →