Old news: THC inflation in Colorado dispensaries

[180]

Lab tests show THC potency inflated on retail marijuana in Colorado

Misleading potency labels can disrupt medical dosages, misguide recreational users and erode trust in the industry.

theconversation.com

 

[180]

And in Oklahoma as well... Seems this is true in just about every legal state

What can I say? Get your flowers from me, I won't lie to you! (joking, not selling anything here)

Oklahoma Lab Report Finds Medical Cannabis Less Potent Than Advertised

Independent analysis of 15 products identified discrepancies

norml.org

 

[midwest]

All the dispensary weed I've seen here reads as like 1% THC 9 and 25% THC A on the label. Not sure what's that supposed to mean in terms of potency

None of it has ever seemed very strong or good that I've bought. And they don't let you smell it or see it. It has to be in sealed containers so it's just a complete crapshoot

 

[Butcher Bob]

Add Michigan to the list 180. We have one particular testing company (owned and operated by former state police lab personnel), that is under scrutiny for it's inflative practice...their attitude is that they are just conducting good business practice.

 

[kushyman]

and if this [said 32%] Canadian Company Durban is 32%..

well

it isn't