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Since 2015, we’ve been on a mission to bring the benefits of cannabis to everyone. In a world where cannabis is complicated, intimidating, expensive and unreliable, Breez delivers the cannabis experience that’s right for you every time. From relief to relaxation, sleep to sex, Breez is the guide for all your essential cannabis needs.
Getting the right dose is the key to getting the benefits you want from cannabis without feeling too ‘high’, anxious or sleepy. This is especially important when it comes to THC which is responsible for psychoactivity (feeling ‘high’) as well as effects like pain relief and relaxation. Most people find their perfect dose between 5 and 15 milligrams of THC.
If you’re new to cannabis, we recommend starting with 2.5 – 5 milligrams of THC. Take a single dose and wait at least 2 hours to feel the full effects before taking more.
The cannabis plant produces over 100 different compounds known as ‘cannabinoids’ that each possess different effects and benefits.1 THC and CBD are the best known and most researched of all the cannabinoids but they’re just the start. We’re learning more every day about the benefits of other powerful cannabinoids like CBN which you’ll find in our Berry Nighttime formulas.
Psychoactivity (Feeling “High”)1
Pain Relief1
Mood Boost1,2
Anti-inflammatory3,9
Relaxation1
Psychoactivity (Feeling “High”)1
Anti-Anxiety1,4
Anti-inflammatory3,5
Antioxidant1,3
Pain Relief1,6
Psychoactivity (Feeling “High”)1
Sleep1,7
Millions of years of evolution produced the remarkable plant we call cannabis, a species naturally rich in dozens of compounds (like THC and CBD) that benefit human health and wellbeing. While some compounds from cannabis can have effects in isolation, emerging research shows that the maximum benefits of cannabis are unlocked when multiple cannabinoids work together in what’s known as the ‘entourage effect’.1
That’s why we use full-spectrum cannabis extract. Unlike distillates and isolates that strip away these beneficial secondary cannabinoids, terpenes and other phytochemicals, our full-spectrum extraction preserves the plant’s complete natural profile including secondary and trace cannabinoids as well as terpenes.
Breez Mints and Breez Tincture Drops are designed to be consumed sublingually (under the tongue) rather than swallowed and digested like a traditional edible (gummy, chocolate, brownie). That’s because sublingual delivery is faster-acting and delivers more consistent and reliable effects than typical edibles. When cannabis is eaten in typical edible form, the effects can be significantly delayed and intensified.7 This leads to the intense, unpleasant effects many people associate with ‘edibles’.
Sublingual delivery, on the other hand, allows much of the Delta-9-THC to be absorbed directly into the bloodstream for a gentler, more consistent experience. For consumers new to cannabis, we recommend starting with a low-THC option like Breez Berry Daytime and allowing it to dissolve or absorb under the tongue.
Terpenes are natural aromatic molecules that create the distinctive scents found in many plants, including cannabis. The distinctive smell of citrus, for example, is produced by limonene which is also found in certain cannabis plants. Not only do terpenes produce specific aromas, they also have therapeutic effects.1,7,10
Our products combine specific cannabinoids with natural plant-derived terpenes from peppermint, cinnamon, oranges and more. Peppermint for example contains the terpenes menthol, known for its uplifting and soothing effects11 which in combination with 5 MG of THC in Breez Original Mints creates a refreshing experience perfect for regular daytime use.
The endocannabinoid system or ECS is a system in the human body like the vascular or nervous system. The ECS helps regulate multiple processes including stress, mood, appetite, pain, memory and even the immune system. It consists of receptors throughout the body – in the gastrointestinal system, brain and nervous system and even the skin.7
The human body actually produces its own cannabinoids (called endocannabinoids) that plug into these receptors. The ‘runner’s high’, originally thought to be related to endorphins, is actually produced by endocannabioids.8 Plant-based cannabinoids like THC and CBD (called phytocannabinoids) plug into these same receptors and can help balance and regulate the endocannabinoid system.
