Sesh+ Nicotine Pouches

Sesh Nicotine Pouches — The Five Flavors

Sesh+ keeps the range small and non-overlapping, which makes it one of the easier brands to choose from. Mint is spearmint in front with peppermint underneath — cool and rounded, and the one to buy first. Wintergreen is the traditional sweet-and-sharp profile with the longest cold finish, and the can most people switch over from dip for. Mango is the only fruit in the line and the only one with no cooling agent stacked on top. Clear has no flavor at all. Cappuccino is roasted coffee with a milky finish — a flavor almost nobody else in the category makes, and the first one to sell out here.

Why the Pouch Is Built on a Gum Base

ZYN, Velo, On! and most of the shelf pack nicotine and flavor into a dry cellulose filler. It releases hard for four or five minutes and then you are holding a dry pouch that has stopped working. Sesh builds on a chewing gum base — maltitol, calcium lactate, Alba fiber, glycerol, propylene glycol and MCT oil — so the pouch softens within a minute or two and keeps releasing across the whole twenty to forty minutes. On Mint it is a modest gain. On Wintergreen and Cappuccino it is the difference between a flavor that survives the session and one that collapses, which is why so few brands attempt a coffee pouch at all.

Specifications

• Flavors: Mint, Wintergreen, Mango, Clear, Cappuccino
• Strengths: 4 mg, 6 mg and 8 mg per pouch — every flavor in all three
• Nicotine: pharmaceutical grade synthetic S-nicotine
• Tobacco: none — Sesh states its products contain no tobacco
• Pouch base: chewing gum base, not dry cellulose
• Pouches per can: 20 (52 g can)
• Cans per pack: 5 — 100 pouches per order
• Designed in: Sweden

Picking a Strength

Start at 4 mg if pouches are new to you. Six is the middle of the range. Eight is the ceiling and is meant for people already running pouches daily — buying it first is the most common way to decide you dislike the category. One thing that trips people up: flavor masks strength, so an 8 mg Wintergreen feels milder than an 8 mg Clear. If you want an accurate read on your tolerance, test it on Clear.