NYXE Melts launch in two strengths, 4MG and 8MG. Two rather than one because vapers are not a single category. A salt nic pod user and a sub-ohm cloud chaser are using different amounts of nicotine per session. The right melt strength depends on which one you are.

High-output and salt nic devices

Pod systems and low-power devices running 20MG nicotine salt e-liquid are at the higher end of daily nicotine intake. The 8MG melt is built for that pattern. It is the strongest melt NYXE offers at launch and the closest match for frequent, high-concentration salt nic use.

Mid-range and sub-ohm

Sub-ohm devices running lower nicotine concentrations, typically 3MG to 6MG freebase, correspond to the lower strength. If you vape regularly but at lower concentrations, 8MG is still a reasonable starting point. If you vape occasionally or in shorter sessions, 4MG.

Oral absorption is not the same as inhalation

The numbers are not directly comparable. An 8MG melt does not deliver the same curve as 8MG e-liquid vaped over 10 minutes. Oral mucosal absorption is different from pulmonary absorption. NYXE’s fast-dissolve formula and pH buffering close some of that gap, but the starting principle is: match to your device profile, then adjust based on experience.

Same melt, same flavour, lower number

Both strengths come in all four flavours, so the format and taste stay identical as the nicotine level changes. If you want to step down over time, you can do it within the same product: same melt, same flavour, lower number.

If you are coming from a vape and want to work out where to start, see vape to oral nicotine: which strength to start on.

NYXE is a nicotine-containing product. For adults only. Not for non-nicotine users, pregnant women, or those with underlying health conditions without medical advice.