Hûrb Breeze CBD Refill Pod CBD+CBG 1000mg 10ml

Four of the six flavours are unavailable right now

Starting with the bad news, because you would find out at the basket otherwise. Of the six Hurb Breeze flavours, only Mango, Menthol and Super Lemon Haze are currently available as refill pods. Blueberry Raspberry, OG Kush and Strawberry Cherry are out of stock.

That is the thinnest availability of any product written up in this range so far, and no competitor page publishes availability at all, so comparing flavour lists across shops will suggest all six are freely available everywhere.

One useful quirk. Super Lemon Haze is available as a refill and out of stock as a device, which is the exact reverse of the kit listing. So if Super Lemon Haze is what you want and you already own a Breeze, this page is your only route to it.

OG Kush is the one to watch for if you want the herbal, earthy end of the range, since it is the only strain flavour Hurb makes and there is no substitute for it among the other five.

Fitting a Breeze pod: the seal and the two minutes

This pod needs two steps before its first draw and no page selling it explains either. Get them wrong and the first pull tastes burnt, which people reasonably assume means a faulty pod.

First, there is a rubber seal on the mouthpiece. It is there to stop the pod leaking in transit and it has to come off before you fit anything. Second, once the pod is seated, leave it alone for around two minutes. The wick inside needs that time to soak up liquid, and firing a dry wick scorches it immediately and permanently.

Then align and click it into place. The Breeze uses a proprietary fitting, so the pod only goes in one way and only into this device.

The same two minute habit is worth repeating any time a pod has been sitting unused for a while, or has been somewhere cold. It takes no effort at all and it is the difference between a pod that lasts its rated life and one that tastes wrong from the start.

80/20 PG to VG, and what that does to the draw

Retailer specification gives the liquid in these pods as an 80/20 blend of propylene glycol to vegetable glycerine. That is a high PG mix, and it decides more about how this vape feels than the cannabinoid content does.

High PG liquid is thin. It wicks quickly into tight coils, carries flavour sharply, and gives a firmer sensation at the back of the throat. What it deliberately does not do is produce much vapour, because vegetable glycerine is what makes clouds and there is comparatively little of it here.

That fits the hardware exactly. The Breeze runs a 1.0 ohm fixed mesh coil at around 16 watts, which is a mouth to lung setup: a tighter, cigarette style draw taken slowly. Thin liquid, tight coil, modest power, small vapour. It is a coherent design.

It is worth flagging that at least one listing in this product's ranking set promises immense vapour clouds from this kit. That is backwards. An 80/20 PG blend produces less vapour than almost anything else on a vape shelf, and if big clouds are what you are after this is the wrong product to buy rather than a product that will disappoint you unexpectedly.

One coil for every ten millilitres

Here is an argument for the large pod format that nobody in CBD makes, on a product category that exists in its current shape because of a waste ban.

The coil in a Breeze pod is fixed, so every time you replace the pod you throw away a coil and a plastic shell along with it. That sounds wasteful until you count per millilitre. One pod covers ten millilitres of liquid. Getting the same ten millilitres through a 1ml distillate pod means ten pods, which is ten coils and ten shells.

So a big pod is not just fewer trips to reorder. It is roughly a tenth of the hardware waste for the same amount of liquid, which is a genuine point in its favour and the sort of thing worth knowing when the whole category was reshaped by the single use vape ban of June 2025.

The other side of the same coin: when the pod is spent it is still electrical waste. Pods contain a coil and contacts, so they do not belong in household rubbish or kerbside recycling. Use a vape or small electricals recycling point, a household waste recycling centre, or a retailer take-back scheme, since retailers carry a legal duty to accept very small electrical waste.

How it compares with the other refill pods we stock

Brand sites cannot make this comparison and none of the retailers ranking for this pod attempts it. Every refill below fits only its own brand's device, so this is about which system suits you rather than what you can swap between.

The Hurb refill is the outlier on capacity: ten millilitres against one or two everywhere else, at a much lower concentration. Orange County's distillate refill is the opposite extreme, tiny and very concentrated. Aztec holds the most cannabinoid in total. Darwin's is the gentlest. Professor Herb's pod is H4CBD rather than CBD, which is a different compound entirely and not a stronger version of the same thing.

The legal position, briefly

A CBD product sold to a UK consumer has to hold no more than 1mg of controlled cannabinoids in total, counting THC, THCV and CBN, per container. It comes from the exempt product provisions under the Misuse of Drugs Act, and it is a limit in law rather than a percentage or a lab reading.

Per container matters on a refill. Each pod is assessed as its own container, so the limit is not something spread across however many pods you happen to buy. CBG, despite making up around half the cannabinoid content here, is not a controlled cannabinoid, so its presence has no bearing on the test at all.

Neither the retailer pages ranking for this pod nor the brand states any of that. The most any of them manages is a line saying the liquid is lab tested and approved, with no certificate, no link and no sourcing behind it.

Two closing points. CBD vapes sit outside the FSA Novel Foods regime, which covers ingestible CBD only. And refillable pod devices are the format that replaced single use vapes after the ban of 1 June 2025. Everything on this site is 18+ only.

Who should skip this one

If you do not own a Hurb Breeze, this pod is useless on its own. The fitting is proprietary, so it will not go into an Orange County, Darwin, Aztec or any other brand's device. The Breeze pod kit is the listing to start from.

If you wanted Blueberry Raspberry, OG Kush or Strawberry Cherry, none of them is available as a refill at the moment, and OG Kush in particular has no close substitute in the range.

If you want big vapour, an 80/20 PG blend is the wrong liquid and no device setting will change that. And if you are chasing the highest CBD content you can get, remember that roughly half the advertised 1,000mg here is CBG, so a CBD only pod at the same headline figure carries twice the cannabidiol.