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Iceberg - Guava Lime 50mg · 5-dots — buy online at Best UK Wholesaler

Iceberg - Guava Lime

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A tropical guava-lime pouch at 50mg extra strong only, sleeve of ten cans.

£20.051 sleeve · 10 cans · inc VAT

Per unit

£2.00

Per sleeve

10

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1 sleeve

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Written and stock-checked by the BestUKWholesaler trade desk · Updated July 2026

Tropical flavour, no mainstream strength to hide behind

Guava Lime pairs a sweet tropical fruit against a sharp citrus finish, and Iceberg only makes it at 50mg extra strong. There is no 20mg version to steer a hesitant customer toward, so the flavour and the strength arrive as one decision rather than two.

Ten cans to a sleeve, roughly twenty pouches a can, same as the rest of the range. The strength ceiling is the thing worth noting before it goes on the shelf.

  • A tropical guava and lime pairing, one of the sweeter extra strong cans
  • Made at 50mg only, with nothing gentler in the same flavour
  • Sleeves of ten cans, standard Iceberg trade format
  • A second or third can, not the flavour to open a strong shelf with
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A sweeter profile than the mint-led staples

Most strong-pouch trade runs on mint and menthol; Guava Lime gives that customer a fruit option without dropping out of extra strong territory, which is a narrower job than it sounds. It sits in the wider Iceberg range as the tropical outlier against a mostly mint-and-menthol catalogue. Anchor the fixture with a mint staple like Iceberg Cool Mint or Iceberg Watermelon at 20mg, then let a proven strong-pouch customer trade sideways into Guava Lime once their tolerance and preference are both established. It is a poor opener for a counter still building strong-pouch demand.

Reading the customer before this one goes in the bag

The right buyer already runs 50mg elsewhere and wants a change from mint, not a step up in strength. New pouch users, or anyone unsure of their tolerance, should be pointed toward a dual-strength can where a 20mg option exists. Sleeve economics and the broader strong-pouch category sit on the nicotine pouches wholesale guide, with Killa as the main competing strong name, and the full fixture browses under nicotine pouches. All sales 18-plus with Challenge 25, statutory from 29 October 2026 under the Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026.

Specifications

FormatNicotine pouches, ~20 per can
Trade sleeve10 cans, single strength
Strength50mg extra strong (only strength made)
FlavourGuava and lime
ContentsTobacco-free, food-grade fibre and nicotine
Age of sale18+, statutory from 29 Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions

How is Iceberg Guava Lime sold at wholesale?
By the sleeve of ten cans, one order line, 50mg extra strong, roughly twenty pouches per can.
Is there a milder version of this flavour?
No. Guava Lime is made at 50mg only, so there is no 20mg or lower option in the same flavour.
How does this differ from the mint cans on the same shelf?
It swaps the usual mint or menthol base for a sweet tropical fruit and citrus profile, while staying at the same extra strong 50mg level.
Should a shop stock this before a mint staple?
No. Mint anchors most strong-pouch fixtures. Bring Guava Lime in as a second or third can once demand for the strong shelf is proven.
Who is the wrong customer for this can?
Anyone new to pouches or unsure of their tolerance. Without a lighter version to fall back on, staff should default those customers elsewhere.