NEW
Killa Nicotine Pouches, Shipped Across Canada
Killa for sale in Canada, held by Zyn Canada and posted from British Columbia. 9 Killa cans are catalogued here, 6 on the shelf as of today, from CA$14.00 a can. Every can is a white tobacco-free pouch, and the range covers covering Fruit, Berries, Sweets & Cola plus one other flavour family, dosed 12.8 mg to 13.2 mg a pouch, in Slim, 20 to the can.
6 of the 9 Killa cans we list are in stock today.
Buying from us
Shipping is free over CA$150 — measured on the whole basket, so brands and flavours can be mixed to reach it. Under that figure, checkout quotes the live carrier rate before you pay.
Same-day dispatch
Place a weekday order before 2 PM Pacific and it leaves British Columbia the same day. The tracking number follows by email.
2–4 business days
Carrier estimates for a parcel already on the road. Open the list below for the figure for your own province.
No border to cross
Posted inside Canada to every province and territory, so there is no customs form, no brokerage fee and nothing waiting at a border.
e-Transfer or crypto
Send an Interac e-Transfer from your Canadian online banking, or pay in cryptocurrency and take 10% off the merchandise subtotal.
Delivery times by province
- British Columbia: 2–3 business days
- Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba: 3–4 business days
- Ontario, Québec: 3–4 business days
- Atlantic Canada: 3–4 business days
- Territories & remote areas: 3–4 business days
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
Out of stockOut of stock
NEW
Out of stockOut of stock
NEW
Out of stockOut of stock
Killa sits at 13.2 mg almost throughout, and Cold Dry holds 30
Killa is a one-note brand in the useful sense: pick almost any can in the range and the dose is 13.2 mg a pouch. Melon is the single exception at 12.8 mg, close enough that nothing about it feels different. That flatness is the point — once you know Killa suits you, every flavour in the range is the same decision, and there are 9 of them.
Two cans break the pattern and both are worth knowing. The Niclab Flash pair sits at 4 mg, which is a third of the usual and the only genuinely gentle thing here. Cold Dry also comes in a Maxi can holding 30 pouches rather than 20 — a larger pouch in a fuller tin, which is the format to look at if 13.2 mg is already your everyday strength.
Flavour is where the range spends its effort. Strawberry Cheesecake, Strawberry Lychee and Mocca are the dessert end; Grape Ice, Mango Ice, Banana Ice and Watermelon are cold fruit; Apple, Blueberry, Bubblegum, Cola, Melon, Pineapple and Lemonade cover the rest. Frosted Mint, Green Mint, Cold X Mint and Spearmint are the mints, and 13 is the house blend. Dark Cherry, Orange, Strawberry Watermelon and Exclusive Blue Raspberry round it out. Slim, Normal and Maxi formats, tobacco-free, shipped from British Columbia from CA$14.00.
What a can and a pouch cost here
Read from our own catalogue on November 5, 2026, over 6 single cans in stock. Canadian dollars, before tax.
- A single can
- CA$14 to CA$14
- Cost per pouch
- CA$0.70 to CA$0.70
- Pouches in a can
- 20–20, usually 20
- Shipping
- Free over CA$150, quoted at checkout below it
What an order actually comes to
Worked from the cheapest can in stock today. Carrier rates are quoted live at checkout against your own address, so the only shipping figure given here is the threshold above which there is none.
| Cans | Goods | Per pouch | Shipping |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CA$14 | CA$0.70 | CA$136 more for free shipping |
| 3 | CA$42 | CA$0.70 | CA$108 more for free shipping |
| 5 | CA$70 | CA$0.70 | CA$80 more for free shipping |
| 11 | CA$154 | CA$0.70 | Free |
The flavours Killa actually makes
Killa reaches 4 of the 7 flavour families we sort by, with fruit the biggest of them at 4 of 9 cans. One can can belong to two families at once, since blue raspberry counts as berry and as fruit, which is why the totals come to more than the range itself. The families are ours, and they are what the flavour filter runs on.
- Mint — 1 can. Wintergreen, spearmint, menthol and the cooling blends — the biggest family on the shelf and where most people start. Killa Spearmint (13.2 mg) is the sensible first can.
- Berries — 2 cans. Blueberry, raspberry, blackcurrant and cherry — sweet and sharp rather than cold. Killa Blueberry (13.2 mg) is the sensible first can.
- Fruit — 4 cans. Tropical and stone fruit — mango, peach, passionfruit and the mixed-fruit blends. Killa Apple (13.2 mg) is the sensible first can.
- Sweets & Cola — 2 cans. Cola bottles, bubblegum and salt liquorice — the confectionery end of the shelf. Killa Bubblegum (13.2 mg) is the sensible first can.
| Product | Flavour family |
|---|---|
| Killa Spearmint (13.2 mg) | Mint |
| Killa Blueberry (13.2 mg) | Berries |
| Killa Grape Ice (13.2 mg) | Berries |
| Killa Apple (13.2 mg) | Fruit |
| Killa Melon (12.8 mg) | Fruit |
| Killa Pineapple (13.2 mg) | Fruit |
| Killa Bubblegum (13.2 mg) | Sweets & Cola |
| Killa Cola (13.2 mg) | Sweets & Cola |
Killa doses, rung by rung
Killa spans 12.8 mg to 13.2 mg a pouch over 9 dosed cans, with confirmed levels of 12.8 mg and 13.2 mg. Every product page states its own dose, and that is the number to read, because a can's name tells you about flavour and nothing at all about strength.
- Extra Strong (12–20 mg) — 9 cans, including Killa Apple (13.2 mg).
| Product | Nicotine per pouch |
|---|---|
| Killa Apple (13.2 mg) | 13.2 mg |
| Killa Blueberry (13.2 mg) | 13.2 mg |
| Killa Bubblegum (13.2 mg) | 13.2 mg |
| Killa Cola (13.2 mg) | 13.2 mg |
| Killa Melon (12.8 mg) | 12.8 mg |
| Killa Pineapple (13.2 mg) | 13.2 mg |
| Killa Grape Ice (13.2 mg) | 13.2 mg |
| Killa Spearmint (13.2 mg) | 13.2 mg |
Killa pouch formats
6 of the 9 Killa cans print a format, and between them those cover Slim. Every can is a 20-pouch can.
They are a white pouch with no tobacco leaf in it, built to sit under the top lip. Nothing is lit and nothing is spat.
- Slim — 6 cans, 20 pouches a can. Most people start at Killa Apple (13.2 mg).
| Product | Format |
|---|---|
| Killa Apple (13.2 mg) | Slim |
| Killa Blueberry (13.2 mg) | Slim |
| Killa Bubblegum (13.2 mg) | Slim |
Who manufactures Killa
N.G.P Tobacco APS is named on the majority of Killa cans, 3 of the 4 that state a manufacturer, and the other one naming NGP Empire. That is taken off the cans' own fact sheets and not out of brand marketing. It is worth knowing because the manufacturer decides the pouch material, how the dose is distributed through it, and how long the flavour lasts — which is why two brands made in one factory can feel closer to each other than to their own shelfmates.
All of it is white pouch with no tobacco leaf. Dose and pouch count sit on each listing, so any individual can can be checked before it goes into a basket.
- N.G.P Tobacco APS — 3 of the 4 that state a manufacturer name this one.
- NGP Empire — 1 of the 4 that state a manufacturer name this one.
Killa questions
13.2 mg a pouch in almost every can, with Melon a shade under at 12.8 mg. The Niclab Flash cans are the exception at 4 mg. That makes Killa a solidly strong range rather than a ladder to climb — you are either at 13.2 mg or you are on the 4 mg pair.
Cold Dry, in the Maxi format. The rest of the range is packed 20 to a can. A Maxi pouch is physically larger as well, so it is a different thing under the lip rather than simply more of the same.
The Niclab Flash cans at 4 mg — Blueberry and the plain Light. They are the only gentle option in the range, and the gap between them and the 13.2 mg cans is wide enough that there is nothing in between to step through.
Between the gum and the upper lip, and no. A Killa can holds white pouches with no tobacco leaf, so there is nothing to light and nothing that has to be got rid of. Swallowing works normally with one in, which is the entire point of the format. A spent pouch goes in a bin, or into the sealed lid compartment most cans build in for exactly that.
Twenty to thirty minutes is the usual window, and lifting it out earlier costs nothing. Flavour peaks within the first couple of minutes and drops away from there, so a pouch going quiet is a fair sign it has given what it has to give. Leaving one in past comfortable adds nothing.
Killa covers 12.8 mg to 13.2 mg a pouch on this shelf, with the figure on each listing. New to pouches, the bottom of that range is the place to start rather than the middle. Nicotine is addictive. The dose is the single figure on a listing worth reading before ordering, because the flavour name says nothing about it.
Slim, right through the Killa range here, at 20 pouches a can. The cut sits on every listing beside the dose.
No. An unopened can is stable at room temperature, and the fridge does nothing except slow the rate an opened one dries out. The lid is the real control: keep it shut between pouches and a can sees out its normal life on a shelf. Parcels leave British Columbia and are never in transit long enough for temperature to come into it.