Breeze Prime

Breeze Prime comes in one flavour at Puff'Dis: Grape, a disposable at $28.99 with federal excise tax included. The listing is named BREEZE PRIME 6000 - Grape, which places it in the Prime 6000 series, and that series has its own page on our site. The listing doesn't state a nicotine strength, so check the mg/mL figure on the package label.

A single Grape listing from the Prime 6000 series

The Grape listing has no flavour, strength or other options to choose from. The "6000" in its name ties it to the Breeze Prime 6000 series, so to see what we carry in that series, browse the Breeze Prime 6000 range.

Other Breeze lines we stock also have their own pages: Breeze Mega, Breeze Elite 4000, Breeze Smoke Pro and Breeze Pro Zero Nic. To compare disposables across brands, start from our disposables category.

Grape as a single-fruit flavour

Grape sits in the fruit profile. Its name lists one fruit and doesn't mention ice or mint.

If you want a cooling finish, the Iced flavours filter and the Menthol flavours filter narrow the store to products described that way. For other fruit products across the store, use the Fruit flavours filter.

What a legal Canadian vape package shows

Health Canada states that vaping products must meet the requirements of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act and the Tobacco and Vaping Products Act (Health Canada, Vaping product safety). The same page lists what a legal package should show:

1. The label appears in English and French and lists the ingredients, including flavours.
2. A product that contains nicotine shows a nicotine concentration statement in mg/mL.
3. The label of a nicotine product includes a hazard symbol and a first aid treatment statement.
4. A nicotine product carries a health warning message on nicotine.
5. Every legal vaping product with a nicotine concentration of 0.1 mg/mL or more is enclosed in child-proof packaging.
6. The packaging has a vaping excise stamp over the seal.

Health Canada also states that every legal vaping product has a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 mg/mL.

For the Grape listing, the mg/mL statement on the label is the strength to rely on. A strength above 20 mg/mL, or a package without a bilingual label or excise stamp, doesn't match what Health Canada describes for a legal product. Health Canada advises against using vaping products of unknown content or origin. If you notice a safety problem with a vaping device, you can report it to the manufacturer or retailer, or through the federal consumer product safety online reporting page.