Collection: Pixx Nicotine Toothpicks

Nicotine toothpicks look like standard toothpicks, but they’re infused with nicotine and flavour. Because they produce no smoke and no vapour, many adults use them as a discreet alternative when they don’t want to vape or smoke.

• High strength (10mg nicotine per toothpick): built for experienced nicotine users.
• Discreet nicotine option: no device, no liquid, no charging.
  
• Smoke-free & vapour-free: use without clouds or vapour.
  
• 20 picks per pack: easy to stock up and keep spares.

1. Take one toothpick from the pouch.
   
2. Place it in your mouth like a regular toothpick.
   
3. Gently suck or lightly chew to release flavour and nicotine.
   
4. Rotate sides if you want a more even release, then dispose responsibly.
   

Most nicotine toothpick brands recommend light chewing/sucking rather than aggressive chewing (to avoid splintering/swallowing).

They are sold as nicotine products in the UK with 18+ age restrictions and age verification on many retailers’ sites.

Crystalize NicPix are 10mg nicotine per toothpick.

Each pack contains 20 nicotine-infused toothpicks

It depends on how often you use it. Most people keep one in until flavour fades and swap when needed. (Some users rotate the toothpick to the unused end for longer use.)

There’s no universal number. Some reviewers suggest many users end up around 1–4 per day, depending on tolerance, but the safest approach is: start low, monitor how you feel, and don’t chain them.

They’re used in the mouth and don’t create smoke or vapour. Many people use them for cravings and the hand-to-mouth habit, especially when they don’t want to vape.

If you take too much nicotine you can feel dizzy, nauseous, sweaty, or get headaches. If that happens: stop using, hydrate, and reduce strength/usage next time.

Can I use nicotine toothpicks on a plane?

They’re often chosen because they’re discreet and vapour-free, but always follow airline rules and local regulations for your destination.

Are nicotine toothpicks good for quitting smoking?

Do not position them as a certified quit tool. Some users use them to reduce cravings, but they’re not a medical cessation product.

Are nicotine toothpicks suitable for non-smokers?

No. If you don’t already use nicotine, don’t start—nicotine can cause dependency.