Remidose
A woman on a foggy walkway slipping the oral spray into a teal handbag.

Launching in California · 2026

One press is one dose.
The next one is the same.

Remidose cannabis oral sprays are metered at the valve. 5 or 10 mg per actuation, 100 actuations per canister, taken under the tongue.

See the four labelsFind us at the show

Rapid onset · Metered dosing

Two seconds, and the morning carries on.

4 PRESSES · 20 MG1 PRESS · 5 MG100 PER CANISTER

Metered dose

One metering valve holds one fixed volume. Press it a hundred times and you get the same volume a hundred times.

Fig. 2 · the count
UNDER THE TONGUEINTO THE BLOODabsorbed by the tissue, straight inSWALLOWEDINTO THE BLOOD, LATERstomachliver

Rapid onset

The spray is taken under the tongue, where the tissue absorbs it. It does not travel through the stomach and the liver first.

Fig. 3 · the route
EMBER≈900 °CVAPOURcoil ≈200 °CREMIDOSEno heat0900 °C

Non-combustion

Nothing is burned and nothing is heated. There is no ember, no coil, no smoke and no ash.

Fig. 4 · the heat
A canal lock in fog, the gates closed and the water held still.

Every form of cannabis got closer to a measured dose.

FLOWERwhatever burnedEDIBLEand hours lateVAPOURby heat, uncountedREMIDOSEone valve, one volumelessmoreDOSE DELIVERED, USE TO USE

Flower

Too much

whatever burned

Edible

Too slow

and hours late

Vapour

Too hot

by heat, uncounted

Remidose

The measure

one valve, one volume

The California launch

Four labels. One device.

Read the specification

The Remidose oral spray in four labels, standing together on a cream ground.
Fig. 1. The oral spray, in four labels.5 mg THC · 10 mg THC · CBN Nite Nite · CBG Relax

Who it is for

Taken by people with something to do next.

No smoke, no smell, no ceremony. A canister, one press, and back to the day.

A woman on a bridge in fog, the oral spray in her hand.
Between two meetings
A woman sitting on a sea wall after a game, the oral spray in her hand.
Saturday, after the game
Two women walking a dune path in fog.
Two miles of dune path
A woman at a kitchen window at first light, the oral spray on the counter.
First light, before the house wakes
A woman at an airport kerb putting the oral spray into a coat pocket.
Gate to gate, in a coat pocket
A woman sitting on the edge of a bed at night, the oral spray in her hand.
The last press of the day
A single drop of water hanging in pale fog, about to fall.

Every dose is the same dose.