FRE Wintergreen 12mg
Nicotine Pouches
Short Facts
| PCS per item (in one can) | 20 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Nicotine Pouches |
| Nicotine | 12 mg/pouch |
| Manufacturer | Nu-X Ventures, LLC. |
Description
Each pouch of FRĒ Wintergreen 12 mg provides an intensely refreshing experience. You can expect a bold, natural wintergreen taste with a rejuvenating, cooling finish that leaves your mouth feeling fresh and a powerful nicotine effect from its extra-strong, 12 mg/pouch content.
The pouches are of slim format, meaning they will fit under your lip neatly and discreetly and not be visible to others. So, you can enjoy them anytime and anywhere, whether in the office, on the commute, or out for drinks. They are also made using super-soft materials and, like all products at Prilla, are all-white, so they will not irritate your gums or cause stained teeth or bad breath. Moreover, since FRĒ uses non-tobacco-derived nicotine, you are guaranteed a product that contains no traces of the plant whatsoever.
Wintergreen is a flavor similar to mint in some ways but completely different in others. It has all the cooling, refreshing properties of mint but with a distinct 'creaminess' that makes it superbly well-rounded and unique. So, if you are a fan of cooling pouches and have not yet tried this flavor, it may be worth experimenting with!
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How to use FRE Wintergreen 12mg?
- Open the can of FRE Wintergreen 12mg
- Simply take the FRE Wintergreen 12mg pouch in your hand and lift your upper lip. Then place the nicotine pouch under your lip and leave it there for it to release the nicotine slowly and gradually.
- That's it. Now you know how to use FRE Wintergreen 12mg nicotine pouches.
- Verified buyer Patrick D.I’ve tried some different pouches but I prefer Rogue Wintergreen. The Rogues are moist and the flavor is noticeable and long lasting.
I did like the Fre product. It’s smaller than Rogue, which is a plus for some people. I was not bothered by the size. The Fre and the Rogue are pretty close in my eyes. I probably would lean towards the Rogue.
