BREEZ

Extra Strength Tablets - Relief 1:1

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Product Details

Cannabinoids
10mg THC, 10mg CBD
Flavor
Herbal
Serving Size
1 tablet
Ingredients
Corn starch, rice flour, full-spectrum cannabis extract, gum arabic, coconut MCT oil, B-caryophyllene, B-myrcene, beeswax, <1mg gelatin, <2 mg CBD

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The effect profile of Breez Extra Strength Tablets - Relief 1:1 is based on 3 user reviews.

Relaxed

Sleepy

Euphoric

Expert Review

The Price For Relief Is Productivity

Review by Chris Palamino

Aug 27, 2020 · 5 min read

Breez’s potent tabs will put a stop to whatever ails you, but they’ll also stop you dead in your tracks.

IN REVIEW: Each of these full-spectrum relief tabs offers 10mg of THC and CBD that work together to provide heavy-handed effects. Expect any aches, pains, and anxiety to be shown the door, but also know that the respite you find may leave you a bit too lethargic to do anything but give into relaxation. The experience is more medicinal than recreational, so keep these in the cabinet to get help when you need it most. 

When it comes to edibles, first impressions are everything. If your product tastes bad, it can ruin the whole high experience. Such is the case, unfortunately, with the Breez CBD Tabs. Chalky and completely bland, as soon as I popped one of these in my mouth I became queasy. I often find myself completely dumbfounded by how, in this golden age of edibles, a company can make something that tastes so unpleasant. I get the impression that it may have been an attempt to make these edibles feel more medicinal, however, it would beg the question: Why? When you have a whole world of flavors before you, why would you choose to make your product taste like eating ibuprofen? I thought they were supposed to be “mints,” so I decided to let one melt on my tongue. However, after how poorly that went I’m only to assume that you are indeed supposed to pop these like pills, bypassing the eating part of the edible. Which is indeed the case. Whoops.