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​PACK SPRAY: A New Way to Experience the Pack

​PACK SPRAY: A New Way to Experience the Pack


Introducing PACK SPRAY — a compact cannabis spray concept designed to bring the Pack experience into a small, discreet bottle.

Cannabis products continue to evolve, and consumers are increasingly interested in formats that fit naturally into their everyday routines. PACK SPRAY takes that idea and puts it into a pocket-sized spray bottle built around a simple concept: the Pack, in a spray.

Small Bottle. Big Identity.

PACK SPRAY is designed around the distinctive little black spray bottle that gives the product an instantly recognizable silhouette. Instead of a traditional dropper bottle or bulky package, the concept uses a compact pump with a clear protective cap and a bold black exterior.

The visual identity combines black, white and electric green, creating a look that feels modern, energetic and unmistakably Pack.

A Metered Spray Format

At the center of PACK SPRAY is the spray mechanism itself. The product is being developed around a metered spray format, meaning the final formulation and pump would be validated so the amount delivered per actuation can be documented accurately.

That information becomes an important part of the finished product. Rather than simply putting a number on the bottle, PACK SPRAY’s development plan calls for the finished product, pump output and laboratory documentation to establish the final product specifications.

Built Around Transparency

One of the biggest ideas behind PACK SPRAY is connecting the physical bottle to digital product information.

Each production lot can eventually have its own QR code, allowing customers and retailers to access the applicable product information and testing documentation for that lot.

The goal is simple:

Bottle → Lot Number → QR Code → Product Information

That approach gives PACK SPRAY an opportunity to make transparency part of the brand experience rather than treating laboratory documentation as an afterthought.

The PACK SPRAY Experience

The concept is built around three simple steps:

CHECK
Read the final product label and identify the product and lot.

METER
Use the product according to its finalized directions.

GO
Replace the cap and return the compact bottle to your routine.

The product is intended to be presented around its format, portability and design, without relying on unsupported medical or therapeutic promises.

More Than a Bottle

PACK SPRAY is being developed as more than just a cannabis container. The vision is to create an entire product system around the bottle — including the label, retail packaging, QR verification experience, website, educational content and future variations.

The same recognizable black bottle can eventually support different PACK SPRAY product lines while maintaining one consistent visual identity.

PACK SPRAY
THE PACK, IN A SPRAY.

Product specifications, cannabinoid concentrations, serving information, ingredients, directions and applicable warnings should be finalized from the actual finished formulation, testing and applicable regulatory/label review before commercial sale.


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