LICENSE THE PLATFORM.
NOT JUST THE BOTTLE.
Breathezene™ is the proprietary platform behind Cough Zero. For qualified partners, the conversation can extend beyond finished retail product into white-label programs, brand integration, defined licensing structures, and strategic collaboration.
WHERE THE PLATFORM
CAN BE EVALUATED.
The licensing discussion starts with the partner’s product architecture and channel—not with a one-size-fits-all promise.
Candidate applications are evaluated for technical compatibility, commercial fit, manufacturing requirements, claim strategy, and regulatory context.
TARGET APPLICATION CATEGORIES
Rolling Papers & Wraps
Filters, Tips & Smoking Accessories
Flower & Pre-Roll Programs
Vape / Cartridge Programs
Concentrates & Dab Products
Partner-Branded Finished Products
Other compatible smoke-path or inhalation-related formats
CHOOSE THE COMMERCIAL MODEL.
The right structure depends on what the partner wants to own, manufacture, brand, distribute, and protect.
Commercial terms should follow technical fit and diligence—not precede them.
PARTNERSHIP STRUCTURES
White Label: partner-branded finished-product programs.
Brand Integration: evaluate incorporation into an existing product or product family.
Field-of-Use Licensing: defined rights tied to product category, territory, channel, or application.
Strategic Collaboration: pilot, co-development, joint commercialization, or other negotiated structures.
AN IP-BACKED PLATFORM
Public patent records identify U.S. Patent No. 11,723,878 B2, titled Methods for Producing Fullerene that is Bioavailable via Inhalation or Other Absorption Modality, with Aaron Self listed as inventor and an August 15, 2023 grant date.
The related published application is US20220193239A1.
DILIGENCE MATTERS
The existence of a patent does not by itself establish that every proposed product application, performance statement, or marketing claim is covered, validated, or authorized.
Each partnership should separately evaluate patent scope, technical compatibility, manufacturing, testing, regulatory classification, advertising claims, territory, and field of use.
THE PARTNERSHIP PATH.
1 — FIT
Define the product, market, channel, and intended application.
2 — DILIGENCE
Review technical requirements, IP scope, manufacturing, regulatory context, and claim strategy.
3 — PILOT
Build a limited test around a defined product or commercial use case.
4 — COMMERCIAL TERMS
Negotiate economics, territory, exclusivity, field of use, responsibilities, and performance milestones where applicable.
HAVE A PRODUCT THAT COULD FIT BREATHEZENE™?
Bring the product category, intended application, target market, and commercial objective. We’ll start by determining whether there is a credible technical and business fit.