Background
Pablo is made by N.G.P. Tobacco in Denmark and has never pretended to be anything but a strength brand. Siberia is a GN Tobacco product from Sweden, famous for its -80°C tobacco snus; the white Siberia pouches sold in the UK and EU are the tobacco-free version of that line.
Strength labelling
Both brands print strength per gram on some cans, which inflates the headline number: Pablo’s “50 mg” is about 30 mg per pouch, Siberia’s “43 mg” about 24 mg. We show the per-pouch figure where the store states it. Neither is a product for new nicotine users; see the strength guide before buying.
Where to look next
- All PABLO products and prices · PABLO flavours
- All Siberia products and prices
- Best nicotine pouches by use · Best price today
Frequently asked questions
Is PABLO or Siberia cheaper?
Today PABLO is cheaper on average (€4.02 vs €7.39 per can at best prices). The cheapest single can is PABLO €3.45 vs Siberia €7.39. Prices change daily; the product pages show every store.
Which has more flavours, PABLO or Siberia?
PABLO: 78 flavours against 2 in the stores we track.
Is Pablo stronger than Siberia?
At the top of each range, yes — Pablo Exclusive and Pablo Ice Cold are around 30 mg per pouch versus Siberia’s roughly 24 mg. Both are among the strongest pouches on sale.
Which is cheaper?
They are priced within cents of each other at the budget EU stores. The price table above shows today’s cheapest can for each.