Pablo Silver Edition UK: 10.2mg, all 9 flavours compared (2026)

Pablo Silver Edition is Pablo's 10.2mg range. We stock nine flavours at £3.79 a can. It isn't the lightest Pablo, though. There's a 6mg range below it, so Silver is the second of the five Pablo strengths on our shelf. Below, we sort the nine flavours into mints, fruit with ice and fruit listed without ice. We also show which ones come at 6mg, 17mg and 30mg, and how Silver compares with other pouches around 10mg.

Quick answer: Pablo Silver Edition is Pablo's 10.2mg range at £3.79 a can, one step above Pablo's 6mg cans rather than the bottom of the range. If you already use pouches around 6–10mg, Cold Mint is the icy mint pick and Blueberry Peach Ice the fruit-with-a-cool-finish pick. See the full range on Pablo.

How strong is Pablo Silver? 10.2mg in context

Pablo Silver Edition contains 10.2mg of nicotine per pouch, according to the SnusBox catalogue. Some sellers list the same cans as 10mg or 10.15mg. These are rounding differences, not different products. All nine Silver flavours share the same strength.

Silver isn't Pablo's lightest range, despite what some listings say. We stock a 6mg Pablo range in 10 flavours, which makes Silver the second of five Pablo strengths. Every Pablo can is the same price, so the only real choice is strength and flavour.

Across the whole shelf, our nicotine pouches run from 1.5mg (ZYN X Low) to 45mg (Maggie Extreme). That puts 10.2mg in the lower-middle band, alongside a lot of everyday pouches. Caffeine pouches don't count here because they contain no nicotine.

Strength labels are a mess. Depending on the seller, a pouch around 10mg gets called "medium", "strong" or even "extra strong". Ignore the label and go by the mg figure on the can.

One word on the top of the ladder. Pouches at 20mg and above, including Pablo Exclusive, are only for people already used to strong pouches. If that's not you, there's no reason to look at our strongest nicotine pouches. For the whole brand in one place, see our Pablo nicotine pouches guide.

The mint trio: Spearmint, Peppermint and Cold Mint

Pablo Silver comes in three mints: Spearmint, Peppermint and Cold Mint, all 10.2mg and £3.79 a can. All three also come at 6mg, but none of them continue into Gold or Exclusive.

Going by flavour type, Spearmint is usually the softer, sweeter mint and Peppermint the sharper one, while Cold Mint, as the name suggests, puts the cooling first. We haven't found manufacturer tasting notes for any of the three. Pick Spearmint for mild, Peppermint for a classic fresh mint and Cold Mint if you want it properly cold. For mints at other strengths and brands, see our mint nicotine pouches guide.

If you like these mints but want to change strength, note the limit. The mints come at 6mg and 10.2mg only, and stop there. The ladder table further down shows where every Silver flavour sits.

Pablo Silver fruit flavours: with ice or without

Pablo Silver has six fruit flavours. Two list an ice finish in the name: Grape Ice and Blueberry Peach Ice. Four are listed without ice: Blue Raspberry, Kiwi, Pear and Pineapple. All six are 10.2mg and £3.79 a can.

Fruit with an ice finish: Grape Ice and Blueberry Peach Ice

Grape Ice pairs grape with an ice finish, going by the name. It's the one to look at if you want a grape flavour with a cooler edge.

Blueberry Peach Ice pairs blueberry and peach with an ice finish, going by the name. We haven't found manufacturer tasting notes for either of these two ice flavours. For how it compares at 10.2mg, 17mg and 30mg, read our Pablo Blueberry Peach Ice comparison.

Fruit listed without ice: Blue Raspberry, Kiwi, Pear and Pineapple

These four don't mention ice or cooling in their names, so they're the ones to look at if you'd rather skip the frosty finish. We haven't found manufacturer tasting notes for these.

• Blue Raspberry: 10.2mg, £3.79, also at 6mg, 17mg and 30mg.
• Kiwi: 10.2mg, £3.79, also at 6mg, 17mg and 30mg.
• Pear: 10.2mg, £3.79, also at 6mg, 17mg and 30mg.
• Pineapple: 10.2mg, £3.79, also at 6mg, 17mg and 30mg.

"Listed without ice" isn't the same as "menthol-free". This split is based only on flavour names. If you avoid menthol or cooling agents, check the ingredients on the product page or the can before you buy.

Same flavour, different strength: the Pablo Silver ladder

Five of the nine Pablo Silver flavours also come at 6mg, 17mg Gold and 30mg Exclusive: Blue Raspberry, Grape Ice, Kiwi, Pear and Pineapple. Blueberry Peach Ice skips 6mg. The three mints come at 6mg and 10.2mg only. None of the Silver flavours appear in the 24mg Exclusive line.

The table lets you keep a flavour you know and change only the strength. Say you like a flavour in Gold or Exclusive but would prefer fewer milligrams. The table shows whether a 10.2mg or 6mg version exists. It works the other way too. If 6mg Pablo no longer suits you, eight of those flavours also come at 10.2mg.

Grape Ice is the one ice flavour that runs the full ladder, from 6mg to 30mg. It also turns up in Killa's 13.2mg range. At 10.2mg it's the grape-and-ice pick for anyone settled around that strength.

For every Pablo flavour at every strength, not just the Silver nine, see our full list of Pablo flavours.

Pablo Silver vs other 10mg pouches

Pablo Silver costs £3.79 a can at 10.2mg, the same price as Cuba White Line (10.4mg) and Killa (13.2mg). Those three are the lowest-priced ranges in the table below. Silver has fewer flavours than Cuba White or 77 Medium, but its range covers both mint and fruit.

These are the main ranges around 10mg, not every pouch in that band. Two takeaways stand out. Cuba White Line has more fruit flavours than Silver at the same price and a similar strength. 77 Medium has the most flavours of any range at around 10mg.

Silver's strength is the Pablo ladder: five of its flavours also come at both 6mg and 17mg. Zeus does something similar at 4mg and 10mg, and Cuba White shares flavours with Cuba Black. Anything 20mg and above is only for people already used to strong pouches.

Silver vs Killa for fruit fans

Killa shares four flavours with Pablo Silver. Grape Ice and Cold Mint are in Killa's regular range, and Blue Raspberry and Pineapple are in Killa Exclusive. All are 13.2mg and £3.79 a can. That's about 3mg more per pouch than Silver at the same price. So Killa only makes sense if you're already comfortable above 10mg.

If 10.2mg is where you're settled, Silver gets you those flavours without the extra strength. For the full Killa line-up and how it lines up against Pablo, see our Killa pouches guide.

What Pablo Silver costs

Every Pablo Silver flavour costs £3.79 a can. As of October 2026, the multi-buy discount gives 10% off when you buy 10 or more cans, 15% off at 20 or more, 20% off at 30 or more, applied automatically in the basket.

Figures are rounded to the nearest penny, and the basket shows the exact total.

Is 10.2mg right for you? Use and side effects

Pablo Silver at 10.2mg suits adults who already use nicotine pouches and are comfortable around that strength. If you're used to 6mg, 10.2mg is a noticeable jump, so change gradually. If you're unsure, the 6mg versions of eight Silver flavours are the gentler option.

Pablo Silver is a tobacco-free nicotine pouch. Place one under your upper lip and follow the usage guidance on the can for how long to keep it in. Sellers quote very different times, so the can is the place to check. Take the pouch out if it feels uncomfortable.

Common side effects include hiccups and gum irritation. Nausea can be a sign the strength is too high for you. If that happens, take the pouch out and consider a lower strength. Don't use more than one pouch at a time or go beyond the manufacturer's guidance.

Nicotine is addictive, whatever the strength or format. For a fuller rundown, read our guide to nicotine pouch side effects.

Is Pablo Silver snus? The UK law

Pablo Silver is a tobacco-free nicotine pouch, not tobacco snus — and that's all SnusBox sells. People often call pouches "snus", but in UK law the two are treated very differently.

As of October 2026, selling tobacco for oral use (traditional snus) has been illegal in the UK since 1992 under the Tobacco for Oral Use (Safety) Regulations 1992. The Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026 re-enacts the ban from 29 October 2026 (s.8).

As of October 2026, the Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026 is law: it received Royal Assent on 29 April 2026. From 29 October 2026, it is an offence to sell a vaping or nicotine product, including nicotine pouches, to anyone under 18 in England and Wales (s.10). Scotland and Northern Ireland bring these rules in separately under their own timetables.

FAQs

How strong is Pablo Silver?

Pablo Silver is 10.2mg per pouch, according to the SnusBox catalogue. That makes it the second of Pablo's five strengths on our shelf (6mg, 10.2mg, 17mg, 24mg and 30mg). It sits in the lower-middle of a nicotine range that runs from 1.5mg to 45mg.

Is Pablo Silver 10mg or 10.2mg?

It's the same product either way. Some sellers list Pablo Silver as 10mg or 10.15mg, while our catalogue lists 10.2mg. The difference is rounding.

Is Pablo Silver the weakest Pablo?

No. Pablo also comes at 6mg, and we stock 10 flavours at that strength. Silver is the second step on Pablo's ladder.

How many Pablo Silver flavours are there?

We stock nine Pablo Silver flavours. The mints are Spearmint, Peppermint and Cold Mint. The fruit flavours are Blue Raspberry, Blueberry Peach Ice, Grape Ice, Kiwi, Pear and Pineapple.

Which Pablo Silver flavour is best?

It comes down to the style you like. Going by flavour type, Cold Mint should be the iciest mint and Spearmint the softest. Blueberry Peach Ice and Grape Ice suit fruit fans who like a cool finish. Blue Raspberry, Kiwi, Pear and Pineapple are listed without ice.

What's the difference between Pablo Silver and Pablo Gold?

Pablo Gold is 17mg per pouch against Silver's 10.2mg, and both cost £3.79 a can. All six Silver fruit flavours also come in Gold. Gold has no Spearmint, Peppermint or Cold Mint.

Which Pablo Silver flavours don't have ice?

Blue Raspberry, Kiwi, Pear and Pineapple are listed without ice. Grape Ice and Blueberry Peach Ice have a cooling finish. The split is based on flavour names, so check the ingredients on the product page if you avoid menthol.

Is Pablo Silver too strong if I usually use 6mg pouches?

Going from 6mg to 10.2mg is a noticeable change, so do it gradually and watch for hiccups, gum irritation or nausea. If 10.2mg feels like too much, eight of the nine Silver flavours also come in Pablo's 6mg range. Blueberry Peach Ice is the only exception.

How long should you keep a Pablo Silver pouch in?

Place a Pablo Silver pouch under your upper lip and follow the usage guidance on the can. Sellers suggest very different times, so the can is the place to check. Take it out if it becomes uncomfortable.

Is there a Pablo Silver Blueberry Peach Ice at other strengths?

Yes. Blueberry Peach Ice also comes at 17mg in Gold and 30mg in Exclusive, but there's no 6mg version. Our Blueberry Peach Ice comparison covers all three strengths.

How much is a can of Pablo Silver?

Pablo Silver costs £3.79 a can in every flavour. The multi-buy discount applies automatically from 10 cans upwards. The price table above shows what that works out to per can.

Is Pablo Silver snus, and is it legal in the UK?

Pablo Silver is a tobacco-free nicotine pouch, not tobacco snus. SnusBox only sells tobacco-free pouches. The law section above covers the UK ban on tobacco snus and the 18+ sales rule, with links to legislation.gov.uk.

For adult nicotine users only (18+). Contains nicotine, which is an addictive substance.