Product: Tyson 2.0 Launches Nicotine Pouches in the U.S. with Boxing-Inspired Flavors

Jul.08.2025
Product: Tyson 2.0 Launches Nicotine Pouches in the U.S. with Boxing-Inspired Flavors
Boxing legend Mike Tyson’s brand TYSON 2.0 has launched a new line of nicotine pouches, now available in the U.S. through distributors like VapeSourcing at a wholesale price of $3.99 per pack. Each pack contains 15 pouches and comes in four boxing-themed flavors with nicotine strengths of 4mg, 6mg, and 10mg.

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Product highlights:

 

·Flavor design: Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches are named after four boxing-inspired flavors.

 

·Nicotine concentrations: Available in three nicotine concentration levels of 4mg, 6mg, and 10mg.

 

·Small packaging: Each box contains 15 individual servings, whereas the commonly found packaging on the market contains 20 small bags.

 

·Market Layout: The e-cigarette has already landed on the websites of several distributors in the United States, with a wholesale price of approximately $3.99 and a retail price of approximately $4.88.

 

【By 2Firsts】Recently, 2Firsts noticed that the brand TYSON 2.0, founded by Mike Tyson, has launched a new nicotine pouch product called Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches on a US e-cigarette distributor website. The product is currently available on multiple US e-cigarette distributor websites such as VapeSourcing and Elementvape, with a wholesale price of approximately $3.99 per box.

 

 

Each Box Holds 15 Pieces, with Flavors Named After Boxing Styles

 

2Firsts has collected and organized the relevant parameter information of Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches, as shown in the image below.

 

Product: Tyson 2.0 Launches Nicotine Pouches in the U.S. with Boxing-Inspired Flavors
Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches Specifications | Graphic: 2Firsts

 

In terms of its specifications, Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches come in packs of 15, which is fewer than the standard 20 pouches per pack that most nicotine pouch products on the market currently offer. Additionally, this product is available in three different nicotine concentrations: 4mg, 6mg, and 10mg.

 

 

Product: Tyson 2.0 Launches Nicotine Pouches in the U.S. with Boxing-Inspired Flavors
Four Boxing-Inspired Flavors | Image Source: Vape Sourcing

 

In terms of flavor design, Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches contain four flavors named after boxing styles, including:

 

·Citrus Hook

·Mint Brawler

·Original Haymaker

· Wintergreen Uppercut 

 All flavors named after boxing styles, making them unique and distinctive to the brand.

 

 

Already Landed in the United States for Sale at a Wholesale Price of Approximately $3.99

 

Currently, Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches have landed on multiple e-cigarette distributor websites in the United States, such as VapeSourcing and Elementvape. The wholesale price of the product is approximately $3.99, while the retail price is around $4.88.

 

Product: Tyson 2.0 Launches Nicotine Pouches in the U.S. with Boxing-Inspired Flavors
Tyson 2.0 Nicotine Pouches Product Page | Image Source: Vaping360

 

A search on the Alibaba Cloud trademark search website reveals that the trademarks for "TYSON 2.0" in Class 5 (pharmaceuticals) and Class 34 (tobacco and smoking accessories) are both applied for registration by CARMA HOLDCO INC. The status of these trademarks is currently "under review".

 

According to the official website, TYSON 2.0 is a brand co-founded by Mike Tyson and Carma, and it is one of the investment portfolios of Carma HoldCo company in terms of legal and operations. In April 2025, Mike Tyson was officially appointed as the CEO of the parent company Carma HoldCo.

 

Product: Tyson 2.0 Launches Nicotine Pouches in the U.S. with Boxing-Inspired Flavors
TYSON 2.0" Class 5, Class 34 Trademark Information | Image source: Alibaba Cloud Trademark Search Website

 

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has discovered that the trademark "TYSON" for tobacco smoking accessories in Class 34 is registered and applied for by SMISS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD., also known as Shenzhen Smiss Technology Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., in countries such as the Philippines, Indonesia, and the United Kingdom.

 

Product: Tyson 2.0 Launches Nicotine Pouches in the U.S. with Boxing-Inspired Flavors
“TYSON” Class 34 Tobacco Accessories Trademark Information | Image Source: WIPO

 

In May of this year, 2Firsts also reported on the release of the "TYSON 2.0 Vape Charger" e-cigarette charging product by TYSON 2.0. (Read more)

 


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