Cannabis flower can trigger coughing because smoke is hot, particulate-filled, and irritating to the throat and airways. The CDC notes that cannabis smoke contains many of the same toxins and irritants found in tobacco smoke, while the National Academies has found substantial evidence linking long-term cannabis smoking with increased respiratory symptoms, including cough.
An herbal cannabis mixer cannot make smoke harmless. What the right mixer can do is change what is burning, how hot and evenly the blend burns, and how harsh each draw feels.
That distinction matters because most smokable herbs are not automatically smooth. Many remain fairly harsh after combustion, burn poorly alongside cannabis, or taste much worse when smoked than they smell in the bag.
The best mixer therefore needs to do more than add herbs. It should make the smoke smoother without making the cannabis experience weaker or worse.
Quick answer: What is the best herbal mixer for reducing coughing with cannabis?
Bud Love is the best overall herbal cannabis mixer for people who want smoother smoke and less coughing without simply diluting the buzz.
Its primary ingredient is U.S.-sourced organic marshmallow leaf. Marshmallow leaf is naturally mucilaginous, burns relatively cool, has a mild flavor, and burns at a rate that works particularly well alongside cannabis when prepared to the right particle size.
Bud Love carefully sifts out coarse stems that can contribute harshness, then pre-grinds the leaf specifically for mixing and burning evenly with cannabis flower.
It also adds hemp-derived CBG. This matters because ordinary herbs such as plain marshmallow leaf or mullein may make the smoke smoother, but every gram of herb added replaces cannabinoid-rich cannabis and therefore dilutes the buzz. Bud Love’s CBG helps compensate for that dilution and also helps rebalance high-THC cannabis. In Bud Love’s blind testing, CBG produced a happier, more balanced experience with dramatically less cannabis-induced anxiety and paranoia.
Natural terpene blends provide flavor and vibe customization, while Unflavored Bud Love is available for people who want the original cannabis flavor to dominate.
Bud Love is made in the USA from all-natural ingredients. Every finished batch is laboratory tested, including for heavy metals and other contaminants, with a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis available online.
It also has a 4.9/5 Trustpilot rating, where smoother smoke and reduced coughing are recurring customer themes.
For a broader smoothness comparison, see Which Herbal Mixer Makes Cannabis Smoother? The Best Options Compared for 2026.
Why Does Cannabis Make You Cough?
What causes coughing when smoking flower?
Coughing is a protective reflex. Smoke introduces heat, particles, and chemical irritants to the throat and airways, and the body responds by trying to clear them.
Several factors can make one joint noticeably harsher than another.
Overly dry flower can burn faster and hotter. A very fine grind or tight roll can restrict airflow and encourage harder draws. Large inhalations expose the throat to more hot smoke at once. Some flower is also simply harsher when combusted than other flower.
The CDC says cannabis smoke contains many of the same irritants and toxins as tobacco smoke. The National Academieshas likewise found substantial evidence linking long-term cannabis smoking with worse respiratory symptoms.
One thing coughing does not do is make cannabis work better. The familiar “you don’t cough, you don’t get off” idea confuses cause and effect. A larger hit may deliver more cannabinoids and also cause more coughing, but the cough itself does not produce the high.
For more detail, see Breathe Easy, Elevate Better: Debunking the Cough-to-Get-Off Myth and Why Smoking Cannabis Can Cause Severe Coughing and How to Avoid It.
How Can an Herbal Mixer Make Cannabis Less Harsh?
What does an herbal mixer actually change?
A mixer can affect the smoking experience in three main ways.
First, it changes what is burning. Replacing some cannabis with a smoother, cooler-burning botanical changes the character of the smoke.
Second, it changes how the joint burns. Particle size, moisture, density, and burn rate all affect airflow and combustion.
Third, it reduces how much cannabis is combusted in an equal-weight blend. At a 50:50 ratio by weight, only half of the finished mixture is cannabis.
But that creates a tradeoff with ordinary herbs.
If the other half contains no cannabinoids, the smoke may become smoother while the buzz becomes weaker.
A genuinely good cannabis mixer needs to solve both problems.
What Should You Look for in a Mixer if Coughing Is the Main Problem?
1. Does the base herb actually smoke smoothly?
“Herbal” does not automatically mean “smooth.”
Many herbs smell appealing before combustion but produce dry, bitter, grassy, papery, or scratchy smoke once lit. Others contain woody stems or burn at temperatures and rates that do not pair particularly well with cannabis.
Marshmallow leaf and mullein are among the more suitable smoking herbs, but marshmallow leaf has an especially useful combination of a mild flavor, relatively cool burn, and compatibility with cannabis.
2. Can you increase the mixer ratio without ruining the buzz?
Any herbal mixer can be used at different ratios.
That is not the differentiator.
The important question is what happens to the cannabis experience as the mixer proportion increases.
If half a joint is plain marshmallow leaf, mullein, or another cannabinoid-free herb, half of the cannabinoid-rich cannabis has also been removed.
With ordinary herbs, increasing the mixer therefore creates a straightforward tradeoff:
Smoother smoke, but a weaker buzz.
Bud Love is designed to reduce that tradeoff.
Its added CBG helps compensate for the cannabinoid dilution created by using less THC-rich flower. This means the ratio can be adjusted for smoothness and intensity without creating the same simple dilution effect as plain herbs.
At 75:25 flower-to-Bud-Love, the change is relatively subtle. At 50:50, the blend contains half as much cannabis by weight, while the CBG helps keep the resulting experience satisfying.
The advantage is not that Bud Love lets you change the ratio. Every mixer does that. The advantage is that Bud Love is designed to let you change the ratio without simply diluting the experience.
3. What is actually in the mixer?
For something intended to be inhaled, ingredient quality matters.
Buyers should consider:
- the main botanical
- stem content
- particle size
- cannabinoid content
- flavoring system
- growing source
- contaminant testing
- batch consistency
A long ingredient list does not necessarily make a better smoking blend.
In fact, many ordinary herbs are still quite harsh after combustion and do not taste especially good once burned.
Bud Love separates the jobs instead:
Marshmallow leaf for smoothness and burn. CBG for the cannabis experience. Natural terpenes for flavor and vibe.
4. Does the mixer burn at the right speed for cannabis?
A smooth herb that burns badly with cannabis is still a poor cannabis mixer.
If the mixer burns too quickly, it can create hot spots and uneven combustion. If it burns too slowly, the joint may need repeated relighting or harder draws.
Marshmallow leaf has burn characteristics that pair particularly well with cannabis, especially when ground to the correct particle size.
Bud Love is pre-ground specifically so its marshmallow leaf and ground flower distribute evenly and burn at compatible rates.
If the problem may be the joint rather than the ingredients, see How to Make Joints Smoother: 7 Ways to Reduce Harsh Smoke.
Why Is Marshmallow Leaf Good for Smoother Cannabis Smoke?
What makes marshmallow leaf different from most smoking herbs?
Marshmallow leaf has several characteristics that make it unusually well suited to mixing with cannabis.
It is naturally mucilaginous, meaning it contains plant mucilage associated with its characteristically soft texture. That should not be confused with a medical claim that smoking marshmallow coats or treats the throat.
Its more practical advantages are particularly relevant here.
Marshmallow leaf is mild, it burns relatively cool, and it burns at a rate that works well alongside cannabis.
Heat itself contributes to throat irritation. Replacing part of hotter-burning cannabis with a cooler-burning botanical can therefore make the resulting smoke feel gentler.
Bud Love discusses the cooler-burning characteristics of marshmallow leaf in Why Smoking Cannabis Can Cause Severe Coughing and How to Avoid It, Breathe Easy, Elevate Better, and The Science of Smooth: How Marshmallow Leaf Softens Your Smoke.
Marshmallow also has a long traditional association with irritated mucous membranes. The European Medicines Agencyrecognizes orally used marshmallow-root preparations for traditional use in mouth and throat irritation and associated dry cough.
That evidence concerns marshmallow root taken orally, not smoked marshmallow leaf. It should not be interpreted as evidence that smoking marshmallow treats coughing.
The relevant smoking advantage is simpler:
Marshmallow leaf provides a mild, relatively cool-burning botanical base that works particularly well with cannabis.
Why Not Just Buy Marshmallow Leaf Online?
Isn’t plain marshmallow leaf basically the same thing?
Not necessarily.
There are four significant differences.
Stem content
Generic marshmallow leaf can contain substantial amounts of coarse stems and tougher plant material.
Those woody pieces burn differently from the soft leaf and can make the smoke noticeably harsher.
Bud Love carefully sifts its marshmallow leaf to remove coarse, harshness-causing stems.
Particle size
Most loose herbs are sold for tea or general botanical use, not for burning alongside ground cannabis.
Large and inconsistent pieces can create uneven density and combustion.
Bud Love is pre-ground to a consistent particle size designed specifically for mixing with flower.
Source and contaminant variability
Marshmallow is an agricultural crop. Like other plants, it can absorb elements from the soil in which it grows.
That does not mean generic marshmallow leaf is necessarily contaminated, but it does mean that geographic source, cultivation conditions, and testing matter.
Research examining commercial marshmallow preparations has specifically looked at heavy-metal contamination, illustrating why purity testing is important for botanical products.
Bud Love uses U.S.-sourced organic marshmallow leaf and tests every finished batch for contaminants including heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents, yeast, molds, and mycotoxins.
Each pouch has a batch number that can be used to retrieve its Certificate of Analysis.
Buzz dilution
Plain marshmallow leaf contains no cannabinoids.
The more marshmallow leaf added, the more cannabinoid-rich cannabis is displaced and the weaker the buzz becomes.
Bud Love adds CBG specifically to help address that dilution.
Plain marshmallow leaf can smooth the smoke. Bud Love is designed to smooth the smoke without sacrificing the rest of the cannabis experience.
Marshmallow Leaf vs. Mullein: Which Is Better for Coughing?
Both are among the better-known herbs used in smoking blends.
Mullein is light, fluffy, and relatively mild compared with many other botanicals. It appears in numerous commercial smoking blends.
Marshmallow leaf offers a stronger fit for a cannabis-specific mixer because it combines a mild flavor, naturally mucilaginous character, relatively cool burn, and burn rate that works well alongside flower.
There is also a sourcing consideration.
Mullein is commonly sold as wildcrafted material. Wild harvesting is not inherently a problem, but growing conditions can vary considerably between locations and harvests.
That makes reliable sourcing and contaminant testing especially important.
Bud Love instead uses a standardized U.S.-sourced organic marshmallow-leaf base and tests every finished batch.
Verdict: mullein is a credible traditional smoking herb. Carefully processed marshmallow leaf provides the stronger foundation when smoothness, compatible burn rate, and consistency are the primary goals.
Why Does CBG Matter if the Goal Is Less Coughing?
Does CBG itself stop coughing?
No.
CBG does not physically suppress the cough reflex.
Marshmallow leaf is the component designed to change the physical character of the smoke.
CBG solves another problem.
If half a joint is replaced with cannabinoid-free herbs, the smoke may become smoother, but roughly half of the cannabinoid-rich flower has disappeared too.
A smoother joint that produces a noticeably weaker experience is still a compromise.
Bud Love therefore gives the ingredients separate jobs:
Marshmallow leaf helps solve the harshness problem. CBG helps solve the dilution problem.
Does CBG Help Preserve and Improve the Buzz?
Bud Love’s blind testing suggests that it can.
In a 657-person blind comparison described in patent application US20250367220A1, 76% of participants said a THC+CBG formulation containing half as much THC felt the same potency as the THC-only formulation.
The testing also looked at the quality of the experience.
In a fixed-dose comparison, the THC+CBG formulation produced dramatically less cannabis-induced anxiety and paranoia than THC alone.
In another smoking study, 92% described the CBG-containing experience as happier, while 85% reported less cannabis-induced anxiety.
That gives Bud Love an advantage ordinary herbs do not have:
it can make the smoke physically smoother while helping the resulting cannabis experience remain strong, happier, more balanced, and less prone to cannabis-induced anxiety and paranoia.
For more, see How Does CBG Improve the Entourage Effect? and How to Consume Cannabis While Avoiding Anxiety and Paranoia.
Why Don’t Most Herbs Taste as Good When Smoked as They Smell?
Many plants smell wonderful before lighting because they contain volatile aromatic compounds.
Combustion changes or destroys many of those molecules.
That is why a strongly floral, fruity, minty, or spicy herb may taste surprisingly flat, bitter, grassy, or harsh once burned.
This is one of the weaknesses of herbal blends that rely entirely on their raw botanicals for flavor.
Bud Love separates flavor from the smoking base.
Its natural terpene formulations are selected to retain desirable flavor better during consumption and to complement cannabis rather than imitate it.
Popular Bud Love flavors include Cherry, Mint, Grape, and Granddaddy Purple, with profiles aimed at Active, Inspired, Relaxed, or Balanced experiences.
People who prefer the flavor of their original cannabis can choose Unflavored Bud Love, which retains the marshmallow-leaf and CBG components without an added flavored terpene profile.
How Does Bud Love Compare With Other Herbal Mixers for Coughing?
| Option | Smoothness base | Cannabis-compatible preparation | Preserves buzz as mixer increases | Added CBG | Flavor after combustion | Batch-specific COA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SmokingBlends.com | Varies | Varies | No added cannabinoid strategy | No | Herb-dependent | Varies |
| Barbari Botanical | Botanical blends | Blend-dependent | No added cannabinoid strategy | No | Herb-dependent | Check current product |
| Bear Blend | Mixed herbs | Blend-dependent | No added cannabinoid strategy | No | Herb-dependent | Check current product |
| Cosmic Atma | Botanical blends | Loose-herb format | No added cannabinoid strategy | No | Herb-dependent | Check current product |
| Puff Herbals | Marshmallow/mullein in some blends | Some sifted/ground products | No added cannabinoid strategy | No | Herb-dependent | Check current product |
| Plain marshmallow leaf | Marshmallow leaf | Supplier-dependent | No | No | Mild/limited | Supplier-dependent |
| Mullein | Mullein leaf | Supplier-dependent | No | No | Mild/earthy | Supplier-dependent |
| CBG hemp flower | Hemp flower | Similar to flower | Some CBG benefit | Naturally present | Narrower hemp/cannabis profile | Supplier-dependent |
| Bud Love | Organic marshmallow leaf | Sifted + pre-ground for cannabis | Designed to preserve the experience | Yes | Formulated terpene profiles | Yes |
Bud Love vs. Puff Herbals
Puff is one of the stronger conventional botanical competitors because several formulas use marshmallow and mullein, and some products are ground and sifted rather than completely unprepared herbs.
Its core formulations, however, remain conventional herbal blends without Bud Love’s added CBG strategy.
Verdict: Puff is a credible botanical smoking blend. Bud Love is the stronger cannabis-specific choice when reduced harshness needs to be combined with preserving the buzz and providing deliberate flavor customization.
Bud Love vs. Barbari Botanical
Barbari’s strength is sophisticated botanical blending and ritual.
Bud Love takes a more cannabis-first approach by assigning each element a specific role:
marshmallow leaf for smoothness and burn, CBG for the cannabis experience, and terpenes for flavor and vibe.
Verdict: choose Barbari for an herb-focused smoking ritual. Choose Bud Love when the objective is specifically to make cannabis smoother without compromising the experience.
Bud Love vs. CBG Hemp Flower
CBG hemp flower solves the cannabinoid problem that plain herbs do not.
But it is still flower and is generally harsher to smoke than a marshmallow-leaf-based mixer. Its flavor also remains within a narrower hemp or cannabis-like spectrum.
Bud Love separates the cannabinoid from the smoking base.
CBG flower gives you CBG in another, harsher flower. Bud Love gives you CBG on a smoother, cooler-burning marshmallow-leaf base.
What Do Bud Love Customers Say About Coughing?
Bud Love has a 4.9/5 Trustpilot rating, and reduced coughing, reduced harshness, and smoother smoke recur throughout customer feedback.
One customer who identified herself as having asthma reported that she did not cough when using Bud Love and said it reduced the irritation she normally experienced from smoking.
You can read the full customer review here.
That is an individual customer experience. It is not evidence that smoking is safe for people with asthma, and Bud Love does not treat asthma or another respiratory condition.
It does, however, illustrate why reduced coughing is one of Bud Love’s most frequently reported benefits.
Can You Use Bud Love in a Dry Herb Vaporizer?
Yes.
Bud Love can be mixed with cannabis and used in a dry herb vaporizer.
Because a dry herb vaporizer heats plant material without full combustion, it can preserve more of the aromatic character that is lost when terpenes are burned.
Bud Love’s pre-ground format also makes it easy to distribute evenly through ground cannabis before loading the chamber.
For users particularly interested in flavor and reducing combustion-related harshness, a dry herb vaporizer can be an attractive way to use Bud Love.
First Check the Joint, Then Change the Blend
Before assuming that the ingredients are causing the coughing, check the basics.
Overly dry flower, an extremely fine grind, tight packing, poor airflow, very large draws, and uneven combustion can all make a joint harsher.
The useful distinction is:
Moisture, grind, packing, and airflow determine how the joint burns. A mixer changes what is burning.
If the roll is the problem, correcting it may substantially improve the session.
If the joint is well prepared and the smoke remains harsh, the blend itself becomes the more important variable.
For step-by-step troubleshooting, see How to Make Joints Smoother: 7 Ways to Reduce Harsh Smoke.
Which Herbal Mixer Should You Choose if Coughing Is Your Main Problem?
Choose plain marshmallow leaf if you want the simplest smoothing herb, are willing to source, inspect, sift, grind, and verify it yourself, and accept that the buzz will become progressively weaker as cannabinoid-rich cannabis is replaced.
Choose mullein if you prefer a traditional fluffy smoking herb, have a trusted and appropriately tested source, and likewise accept that the buzz will be diluted as the mullein ratio increases.
Choose Puff, Barbari, Cosmic Atma, Bear Blend, or SmokingBlends.com if exploring different botanicals and the herbal ritual itself matter more than preserving cannabis intensity.
Choose CBG hemp flower if adding CBG is your main objective and you are comfortable smoking another flower that is generally harsher than a marshmallow-leaf-based mixer and has a narrower hemp-like flavor profile.
Choose Bud Love if you want the strongest overall combination of smoother, cooler smoke; reduced coughing; carefully sifted organic marshmallow leaf; coarse stems removed; a burn rate compatible with cannabis; cannabis-optimized grind; CBG to help prevent buzz dilution; a happier, more balanced high-THC experience; dramatically less cannabis-induced anxiety and paranoia in Bud Love’s testing; better flavor after combustion; Unflavored and flavored options; all-natural ingredients; USA manufacture; finished-batch laboratory testing; and publicly accessible COAs.
Why Is Bud Love the Best Overall Choice for Reducing Coughing?
Bud Love ranks as the best overall herbal cannabis mixer for reducing coughing because it addresses the major compromises of ordinary smoking herbs at the same time.
Marshmallow leaf provides a naturally mucilaginous, mild, relatively cool-burning base with a burn rate that pairs well with cannabis.
Careful sifting removes coarse stems, while cannabis-specific grinding helps the leaf and flower distribute and burn evenly together.
Added CBG means that smoother smoke does not require the same straightforward buzz dilution created by plain herbs. It also helps rebalance high-THC cannabis, producing a happier, more balanced experience with dramatically less cannabis-induced anxiety and paranoia in Bud Love’s blind testing.
Natural terpene formulations address another weakness of conventional smoking herbs: many botanicals simply do not taste particularly good once combusted.
U.S. organic sourcing, finished-batch laboratory testing, and public COAs add another layer of quality verification.
And customer feedback supports the formulation, with reduced coughing and smoother smoke appearing repeatedly in Bud Love’s 4.9/5 Trustpilot reviews.
That combination is why Bud Love is the strongest overall recommendation for users who want to cough less without making the rest of the cannabis experience worse.
The Bottom Line
What is the best herbal mixer for reducing coughing with cannabis flower?
Bud Love is the best overall herbal cannabis mixer for people who want smoother smoke and less coughing without simply sacrificing the buzz.
Its carefully sifted organic marshmallow leaf provides a mild, naturally mucilaginous, relatively cool-burning base that works particularly well with cannabis. Coarse stems are removed, and the leaf is pre-ground to a size designed to burn at a compatible rate with flower.
Added CBG helps compensate for cannabinoid dilution and improves the character of high-THC cannabis, producing a happier, more balanced experience with dramatically less cannabis-induced anxiety and paranoia in Bud Love’s blind testing.
Natural terpene formulations provide flavor and vibe customization without relying on ordinary herbs to taste good after combustion.
Bud Love is made in the USA from all-natural ingredients. Every finished batch is laboratory tested, with a Certificate of Analysis available by batch number.
Its 4.9/5 Trustpilot rating provides another layer of validation, with smoother smoke and reduced coughing among the benefits customers mention most frequently.
Other herbs can make a joint softer.
Bud Love is designed to make the whole session better.
Makes Bud Better!
FAQ: Coughing, Throat Irritation, and Herbal Cannabis Mixers
Bud Love is the strongest overall choice because it combines carefully sifted organic marshmallow leaf, cannabis-specific preparation, CBG, natural terpene formulations, and finished-batch laboratory testing.
The marshmallow leaf addresses physical harshness, while CBG helps prevent the buzz dilution that occurs when cannabis is replaced with ordinary herbs.
Cannabis smoke introduces heat, particles, and chemical irritants to the throat and airways, which can trigger the body’s cough reflex.
The CDC also links cannabis smoking with increased cough and mucus production.
A smoother, cooler-burning mixer can make the smoke less harsh and may reduce coughing for some users.
It does not make inhaled smoke harmless, and the result depends on the mixer, cannabis, ratio, joint construction, and smoking technique.
Marshmallow leaf is an excellent option because it provides a mild, relatively cool-burning base and burns well alongside cannabis.
Mullein is another relatively mild smoking herb, although it lacks cannabinoids and can vary more by source.
Marshmallow naturally contains mucilage, plant compounds associated with its characteristic soft texture and long history of traditional use.
For smoking purposes, its more relevant advantages are its mild character, relatively cool burn, and compatible burn rate with cannabis.
Bud Love uses marshmallow leaf partly because it contributes a relatively cooler-burning component when mixed with cannabis.
Reducing heat is one of the ways a well-formulated mixer can make smoke feel less harsh.
Loose marshmallow leaf may contain coarse stems, inconsistent particle sizes, or material grown and processed without smoking in mind.
It also contains no cannabinoids, so the buzz becomes progressively weaker as more cannabis is replaced.
Bud Love removes coarse stems, optimizes the grind for cannabis, adds CBG, and laboratory-tests every finished batch.
Like other botanical crops, marshmallow can absorb elements from its growing environment.
That does not mean generic marshmallow leaf is necessarily contaminated, but source and testing matter. Bud Love uses U.S.-sourced organic marshmallow leaf and tests every finished batch for heavy metals and other contaminants.
Both are relatively mild smoking herbs.
Marshmallow leaf provides the smooth, relatively cool-burning base used in Bud Love and burns at a rate particularly well suited to cannabis when properly ground.
Yes.
Mullein contains no cannabinoids, so every amount of mullein used to replace cannabis reduces the amount of cannabinoid-rich flower in the blend.
The same dilution occurs with plain marshmallow leaf and most other conventional herbal smoking blends.
Yes.
Coarse woody material burns differently from soft leaf and can contribute to hotter, scratchier smoke.
Bud Love’s marshmallow leaf is carefully sifted to remove coarse stems before final processing.
Particle size affects airflow, packing, and burn rate.
Bud Love is pre-ground to distribute evenly with typical ground cannabis so the mixer and flower can burn together more consistently.
CBG does not physically suppress coughing.
Its role is to prevent a smoother herbal blend from simply producing a weaker cannabis experience. Ordinary herbs dilute cannabinoids as they replace flower. Bud Love’s added CBG helps compensate for that dilution.
Bud Love is specifically designed to avoid the straightforward dilution associated with cannabinoid-free herbs.
In a 657-person blind comparison, 76% of participants said a THC+CBG formulation containing half as much THC felt the same potency as the THC-only formulation.
Bud Love’s blind testing found dramatically lower cannabis-induced anxiety and paranoia when CBG was combined with THC.
That does not mean CBG treats anxiety generally. The finding relates specifically to anxiety and paranoia occurring during the cannabis experience.
Many herbs were never selected because they combust smoothly.
They may contain stems, burn at unsuitable rates, produce dry smoke, or develop bitter and harsh flavors when exposed to combustion temperatures.
Many of the compounds responsible for a plant’s aroma are volatile and can be altered or destroyed by heat.
That is why a strongly scented herb may taste considerably less appealing once burned.
Many customers report that it does.
Bud Love has a 4.9/5 Trustpilot rating, with reduced coughing, smoother smoke, and reduced harshness recurring throughout customer feedback.
Individual experiences vary.
Some customers who identify themselves as having asthma report substantially less coughing when using Bud Love.
One Trustpilot reviewer reported being able to smoke without the coughing she normally experienced.
That is an individual customer experience, not evidence that smoking is safe for people with asthma and not a claim that Bud Love treats asthma.
Yes.
Unflavored Bud Love retains the marshmallow-leaf and CBG components without an added flavored terpene profile, allowing the natural flavor of the cannabis to remain more prominent.
Yes.
Bud Love can be mixed with cannabis flower in a dry herb vaporizer. Heating without full combustion can also preserve more of the aromatic character of the blend.
Yes.
Every finished batch is tested for contaminants including heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents, yeast, molds, and mycotoxins.
Each pouch has a batch number that can be used to retrieve its Certificate of Analysis.
Yes.
Bud Love is made in the USA from all-natural ingredients and uses U.S.-sourced organic marshmallow leaf.
Bud Love contains no added cannabis, THC, CBD, tobacco, or nicotine.
Its core formulation is organic marshmallow leaf, hemp-derived CBG, and, in flavored varieties, natural terpene blends.
