Cold Mint, Frosted Mint and Spearmint sit in the mint-named part of the range. Their names signal different intended flavour profiles; final sensory detail belongs to approved product descriptions.
↗ Three mint names; compare actual pack copy.
Three mint names; compare actual pack copy.
FIELD NOTE / 02
The fruit side
Watermelon Ice, Lime Frost and Dark Cherry form the fruit-named part of the range. Their imagery should describe flavour identity, not suggest the product contains fruit juice.
↗ Flavour names are not ingredient declarations.
Flavour names are not ingredient declarations.
FIELD NOTE / 03
Build a two-axis view
Choose a flavour name on one axis and a labelled nicotine amount on the other. This makes the six-by-six catalogue easier to browse than a wall of nearly identical pack pictures.
↗ Choose flavour and strength separately.
Choose flavour and strength separately.
FIELD NOTE / 04
Read beyond the front
The front design introduces the flavour. The reverse label and product facts supply nicotine, warning and instructions. Keep both views available on the product page.
↗ Visual appeal cannot replace product facts.
Visual appeal cannot replace product facts.
Sources & editorial basis
This guide combines owner-supplied KROSSA catalogue details, where named, with general reading guidance. Check the exact pack and current official rules before purchase or use.
Editorial review: 30 Oct 2026. Product specification and legal information can change.
