Wims vs Buzz Packs™

Wims pocket-tonics and Buzz Packs™ are portable cannabis drink mixers that turn any beverage into a THC-infused experience. Both use hemp-derived cannabinoids, but they differ in formula, dosing, ingredients, and value.

Buzz Packs contain a cleaner formula with fewer ingredients and no artificial sweeteners or preservatives, while Wims uses sucralose and chemical preservatives in a liquid sachet format.

What are Buzz Packs?

Buzz Packs are single-serving powder packets with 5 mg of THC and 5 mg of CBD per serving. The flavorless powder dissolves in any beverage without changing its taste, from sparkling water to complex mocktails.

The formula contains just two active ingredients, water-soluble THC and water-soluble CBD derived from organic American hemp. The result is a flavorless, all-natural additive that blends into your favorite drinks.

A 1:1 ratio of THC to CBD (5 mg of each per serving) soothes and relaxates. The THC delivers a gentle buzz, while the CBD counteracts the anxiety sometimes associated with THC. This combination allows you to:

• Maintain a clear head instead of dealing with alcohol fog. 
• Relax without the disorientation or dehydration that alcohol causes. 
• Stay present and socially engaged with a controlled microdose of THC. 
• Face less risk of overconsumption than with alcoholic drinks. 
• Wake up without hangovers or lost productivity the next day.

What are Wims?

Wims are cannabis drink mixers sold as a liquid-filled sachet called a "Pocket-Tonic." Each sachet contains 4 mg of THC and 4 mg of CBD in a snap-and-squeeze format. You break the packet in half over your drink, squeeze the liquid in, and stir.

Wims come in three flavors: unflavored, ginger lime, and lemon basil. You can enjoy the taste of your favorite beverage or use the flavored options as a mixer.

The ingredients include:

• Water
• Organic glycerin
• Hemp-derived emulsion
• Natural flavors
• Coconut extract
• Malic acid
• Sucralose
• Sodium citrate
• Sodium benzoate
• Potassium sorbate.

Sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate are chemical preservatives, and sucralose is an artificial sweetener.

Buzz Packs and Wims side-by-side

Active ingredients

• Buzz Packs: Each serving delivers 5 mg of THC and 5 mg of CBD from hemp-derived cannabinoids. These compounds interact with your endocannabinoid system to produce relaxation and mild euphoria.
• Wims: Each sachet delivers 4 mg of THC and 4 mg of CBD from hemp-derived cannabinoids. The slightly lower dose means less cannabinoid content per serving.

Health and dietary features

• Buzz Packs: The formula is vegan, gluten-free, and contains just 3 calories per serving, with no artificial sweeteners, preservatives, or additives. nama products are third-party tested for purity and potency.
• Wims: The packets are vegan and gluten-free. The formula uses sucralose as a sweetener and sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate as preservatives.

Dosing and control

• Buzz Packs: Each packet contains 5 mg of THC and 5 mg of CBD, totaling 10 mg of cannabinoids per serving. The powder format lets you split a packet to start with a lower dose if you want to ease in.
• Wims: Each sachet contains 4 mg of THC and 4 mg of CBD, totaling 8 mg of cannabinoids per serving. The liquid-in-a-sachet format makes partial dosing messier; once you snap the sachet, you have to use the whole thing.

Value and options

• Buzz Packs: Available in 10-serving ($29.95), 30-serving, or 60-serving options. Subscription pricing saves 15%, which brings the 10-serving price down to $25.46 ($2.55 per serving). Free shipping included.
• Wims: Available in 10-packs ($32.00, or $3.20 per serving) and 60-pack bulk boxes ($150.00, or $2.50 per serving). No subscription option.

Taste

• Buzz Packs: The flavorless powder dissolves without altering your drink's flavor. Whether you mix it into water, iced tea, juice, or a mocktail, your beverage tastes exactly as intended.
• Wims: The Unflavored option aims to blend in, but the organic glycerin, coconut extract, and other ingredients can introduce subtle notes. The Ginger Lime and Lemon Basil versions deliberately add flavor to your drink.

Onset and duration

• Buzz Packs: Effects begin within 15–20 minutes and last 2–4 hours. The water-soluble formula provides a smoother, more sustained effect compared to traditional edibles.
• Wims: Effects begin within 10–15 minutes, with the nano-emulsification technology helping with absorption speed. Duration is also up to 4 hours.

Format and portability

• Buzz Packs: Dry powder in flat, lightweight single-serving packets. No risk of leaking in a pocket or bag. The powder format means no refrigeration or special handling needed.
• Wims: Liquid in a snap-and-squeeze sachet. While compact, the liquid format carries a slight risk of leaking if the packet gets punctured. The snap mechanism requires you to break the sachet cleanly over your drink.

Third-party testing

• Buzz Packs: Every batch goes through independent lab testing for potency, purity, and safety. Results are accessible on the nama website, so you can verify exactly what you're consuming.
• Wims: The company states its products are Farm Bill compliant and uses nano-emulsification technology. They also do third-party lab testing with scannable QR codes for verification.

Type of buzz

The 1:1 ratio in both products provides a gentle buzz with the calming influence of CBD. Buzz Packs deliver a slightly stronger per-serving dose (10 mg total cannabinoids vs. 8 mg), which some users prefer for a slightly more noticeable effect. 

Read about how cannabis drinks make you feel.

Side effects

Both products contain hemp-derived cannabinoids that interact with the endocannabinoid system. At the low doses in both Buzz Packs and Wims, side effects are minimal and may include:

• Dry mouth
• Mild drowsiness
• Altered time perception
• Increased appetite

The key ingredient difference is what comes alongside the cannabinoids. Buzz Packs deliver THC and CBD in a clean powder with no additional chemicals. Wims introduces sucralose, sodium benzoate, and potassium sorbate into your system along with the cannabinoids.

Which product is right for me?

Your choice depends on your vibe, philosophy, and usage patterns.

Choose Buzz Packs if you want:

• A clean formula with no artificial sweeteners or chemical preservatives
• A higher cannabinoid dose per serving
• A flavorless powder that dissolves without altering your drink’s taste
• Flexible sizing options with subscription savings
• A leak-proof, dry powder format that travels without worry

Choose Wims if you want:

• A lower THC dose per serving
• A liquid format with a snap-and-squeeze delivery mechanism
• Flavored options like Ginger Lime or Lemon Basil

If you’re all about short, clean ingredient lists, try Buzz Packs. Whether you’ve always been health-conscious, or you’re switching to weed to kick alcohol out of your life, we’re committed to healthy, helpful cannabis beverages.

Where to buy Buzz Packs

You can buy Buzz Packs from us at nama CBD. We use 100% organic, non-GMO, American-grown hemp in our cannabis-infused products, with comprehensive lab testing for purity and potency.

If you prefer a liquid format, try our Buzz Drops™, a liquid THC tincture with 2.5 mg of THC and 2.5 mg of CBD per dropper. They're flavorless, sugar-free, calorie-free, and carry the same clean ingredient philosophy as Buzz Packs.

All our THC beverages are federally legal in the United States. Check your state's regulations here.

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