Get Your FREE Subscription to HQ Magazine!

CorKaya Mints Help Dry Mouth and Benefit Mental Illness

 

 

Vaping, smoking, or eating an edible can be an incredible experience, but the after-effect of cottonmouth, not so much. That’s why Courtney Gilbert created corKaya — “highly highdrating” mints designed to alleviate dry mouth and keep the enjoyment going. 

 

CorKaya mints were designed for those consuming cannabis, however they can also be used by anyone experiencing dry mouth due to medication side effects or medical conditions that cause dry mouth as these mints contain no THC or CBD. For those who are using cannabis in any form, cottonmouth occurs when the actives in THC or CBD meet your endocannabinoid systems. But luckily, corKaya mints will soothe, chill, and moisturize your mouth. 

 

Made with xylitol, a naturally occurring substance found in many fruits and vegetables, xylitol signals the body to produce saliva. This solution to cottonmouth also has a minty taste that makes solving dry mouth even more enjoyable. corKaya mints are sugar-free, vegan, gluten-free and made in the U.S. 

 

Currently available online at corkaya.com, corKaya mints will also soon be carried by larger distributors and individual cannabis dispensaries. Mints come in convenient bags of 10 for $4.20, all individually wrapped, so it’s easy to share mints with friends and solve their cottonmouth issues as well. Other tips for combating dry mouth include staying hydrated, adding a humidifier to your home, and keeping an eye on your caffeine intake as it can lead to dehydration. 

 

The name of the company is derived from Courtney’s name blended with the word “kaya” — a slang term for marijuana that’s closely associated with Bob Marley. A portion of the profits are dedicated to NAMI (The National Alliance on Mental Illness). According to Gilbert, “Cannabis has helped me and so many others struggling with mental health; it’s time we destigmatize both and we are proud to do our part.” 

 

Canna Aid

Recent Articles

The nicest gift a retailer in this space can get for the holidays is something they can use all year round: a really good distributor.
The holiday elves at the HQ office have come up with a five-point plan to help with this onerous yet hopeful task.
Holiday shoppers crave spectacle, and with this kind of competition, it shouldn’t be hard to throw a 420-themed holiday party that puts the rest to shame.
Here at HeadQuest, we’ve done the backbreaking, mouth drying, and eye reddening work of cultivating the ultimate Holiday movie viewing combinations.
We’ve curated a playlist of offbeat, funky, and less typical Christmas music that keep the festive spirit thriving as much as it keeps your customers grooving as they stroll through your decorated aisles in search of something special for that special someone.
The CounterCulture Awards, organized by the CounterCulture Association (CCA), is an initiative designed to recognize and celebrate outstanding achievements within the cannabis, tobacco, other tobacco products (OTP), and alternative products industries.
Picture this: It’s the early ‘90s, a time when the good herb was very much in the shadows—a subculture thriving behind closed doors. Wendy Campbell is a small-town girl from Ohio. She is introduced to something even more out of the ordinary: cannabis.
Academic institutions have designed courses, certificate programs, and degrees to equip students with cannabis industry knowledge, but many live in fear of a shutdown.