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What flavours does the official site list?
One. The Zonnic FAQ answers its own flavour question with a sentence that leaves no room for a menu: currently, the only mint flavour available is Mint. Later in the same FAQ, the site repeats the point in summary form: each Zonnic pouch contains 4 mg of nicotine, and Zonnic nicotine pouches are available in one flavour: Mint.
That single flavour sits inside the federal frame explained in Canada's nicotine pouch flavour rules: since August 28, 2024, authorized pouches in Canada are limited to mint or menthol flavours. Zonnic's current Canadian range, as its own site presents it, uses the mint side of that permission and only the mint side. Menthol is permitted by the frame, but this article reports the brand's listed range, and the listed range is Mint.
If you have seen Zonnic flavour names beyond Mint, you have likely been reading another country's material, an old page from before the 2024 change, or an unauthorized listing borrowing the brand's name. The checks in how to spot an illegal nicotine pouch listing in Canada exist for exactly that confusion. The official Canadian FAQ, read today, is the correction.
What strengths does the official site list?
One. The FAQ states that each Zonnic pouch contains 4 mg of nicotine, and repeats the figure in its summary of the product. No lower or higher Canadian strength is listed on the page read for this article. That matches the ceiling Health Canada states for the whole authorized category: there are no authorized nicotine pouches above 4 mg per dose in Canada, as our explainer why are nicotine pouches pharmacy only in Canada sets out.
So the Canadian strength question has no ladder to climb. Global pouch brands publish multi strength ranges, and our earlier record against record comparison, Zonnic vs global nicotine pouch brands in Canada, shows how wide those global catalogues run. None of that range is the Canadian authorized offer. In Canada, per the official site, the strength is 4 mg, and the buyer's strength decision is therefore not which Zonnic to pick, but whether the authorized product fits their quit smoking plan at all, which is a pharmacist conversation: what to ask a pharmacist about nicotine pouches.
| Element | What zonnic.ca states |
|---|---|
| Flavours | One flavour: Mint |
| Strength | 4 mg of nicotine per pouch |
| Single pack | One can containing 24 pouches |
| Bundle | 5 can bundle containing 120 pouches |
| Use time | Releases nicotine for up to one hour, single use |
| Placement | Under the upper lip, not to be swallowed |
| Where sold | Behind the counter in pharmacies, no prescription needed, availability varies by pharmacy |
| Made in | Hungary, per the official FAQ |
What else does the official site state about the product?
Three facts round out the official picture, all from the same FAQ read for this article. First, status: Zonnic describes itself as a Natural Health Product authorized for sale by Health Canada, with its Natural Health Product Number displayed on the top of its packaging, and as the first nicotine pouch in Canada authorized for sale by Health Canada. The NPN check itself is explained in what does NPN mean on a nicotine pouch. Second, composition, in the site's own general terms: the pouches are made from water, plant based fibres, flavouring, sweeteners, and nicotine, prepacked in a small pouch. Third, the cans: the FAQ states the cans are made of polypropylene and are recyclable in many areas, with both the main compartment and the waste chamber to be emptied first.
Notice what this article has not given you: no price, no taste notes, no ranking, and no strength recommendation. The official site section read here lists no prices, and tasting notes for a single mint flavour would be decoration, not information. What the official record supports is a specification, and a specification is what you now have.
How should you use this page?
As a comparison baseline. When a listing anywhere shows Zonnic in berry, citrus, or any flavour beyond Mint, or at 6 mg, 8 mg, or any strength beyond 4 mg per pouch, you are not looking at the authorized Canadian product as its own maker describes it. That mismatch is the single fastest tell in this category, and it costs you nothing to apply: one flavour, one strength, 24 pouches to a can, sold behind a pharmacy counter. Anything else is a different product wearing a familiar name, and nicotine pouch age rules across Canada plus the label checklist in how to read a nicotine pouch label in Canada will help you verify what is actually in front of you.
FAQ
How many Zonnic flavours are there in Canada?
One, per the official site read on October 28, 2026. The Zonnic FAQ states that the only flavour available is Mint, and repeats that Zonnic is available in one flavour: Mint.
What strength is Zonnic in Canada?
4 mg of nicotine per pouch, per the official FAQ. No other Canadian strength is listed on the page read for this article, and Health Canada states no authorized pouch in Canada exceeds 4 mg per dose.
How many pouches are in a can of Zonnic?
Twenty four, per the official site, which also lists a 5 can bundle containing 120 pouches. Availability may vary by pharmacy, in the site's own words.
Does Zonnic come in menthol?
The federal frame permits mint or menthol for authorized pouches, but the brand's own current Canadian listing, as read for this article, names Mint only. Do not treat the category permission as the brand's range. The brand's range is what zonnic.ca lists.
Why do other sites show more Zonnic flavours and strengths?
Because other countries' ranges, pre 2024 Canadian material, and unauthorized listings all circulate under the same brand name. The authorized Canadian product is the one the official Canadian site describes today: Mint, 4 mg, pharmacy only.
Bottom Line
Zonnic's official Canadian site describes a deliberately narrow product: one flavour, Mint; one strength, 4 mg per pouch; 24 pouches in a can; sold behind pharmacy counters as a Health Canada authorized nicotine replacement therapy. That narrowness is the Canadian settlement working as intended, and it makes verification easy. If what you are shown is wider than what zonnic.ca lists, it is not the authorized Canadian range.