Mint

Mint (staymint.club) sells cannabinoid-infused mints and sublingual tablets in 2 mg micro-dose and 10 mg standard-dose formats. SKUs span THC-only, 1:1 THC/CBG, and 2:1 THC/CBN blends; all are sugar-free, vegan, and priced at mid-range cannabis edibles—about $18–22 per 20-piece tin. Distribution is online-only through California-licensed delivery services listed on the site; no physical storefront. The brand positions itself as the “low-dose, fresh-breath edible,” replacing traditional candies or chocolates with a discrete, breath-freshening format that dissolves in 30 seconds. Each tablet is scored for precise halving, and child-resistant tins are pocket-flat. Mint’s 2 mg “Micro” line is frequently cited on Reddit micro-dosing threads for predictable onset (15–30 min) and zero calories. Core buyers are 25-45-year-old California professionals who want repeatable, sub-buzz doses for focus, workouts, or social settings without smoke or sugar. They value calorie control, discretion, and California-compliant lab testing published via QR code on every tin. Mint competes in the crowded edibles aisle against gummies, chocolates, and beverages; it differentiates through sublingual speed, breath-fresh functionality, and sub-5 mg precision that appeals to micro-dosers. Flat-pack tins ship in a standard letter envelope, cutting delivery cost and waste versus bulky jars or refrigerated drinks.