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It's not so much someone cutting pot with dangerous drugs. In the past when you bought from someone, even regularly, there'd be that infrequent time where the g
by donarb 7y ago
It's not so much someone cutting pot with dangerous drugs. In the past when you bought from someone, even regularly, there'd be that infrequent time where the guy's supplier didn't come through so the quality or amount was less than the time before.
With pot shops, they print out the THC content on every label so you can buy a consistent product at a regular price every time.
- slimed 7y agoYou don't need a government agency to test for THC potency. Businesses can and do already solve that problem. That doesn't seem to be what the parent commenter was getting at, regardless. As an experienced grower I would trust myself and others I know who have expertise. I wouldn't need a lab test before consuming their product. As a frequent user, exact THC content is not really that relevant. Not nearly as much as knowing the strain and growing process, which as the grower, or the customer of a reputable grower or dispensary, I would know. We're talking about a plant. The worst that can happen to you is a Peggy Noonan style freak out. Yet we're setting up a system where rent seekers will squat on grow and distribution licenses and the price will inevitably go up.
- DanBC 7y agoCannabis is less likely to be adulterated than other drugs, but it does still happen and legalising and regulating it makes this less likely. Page 36: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/235912814_CUT_A_Guide_to_Adulterants_Bulking_Agents_and_Other_Contaminants_Found_in_Illicit_Drug https://www.researchgate.net/publication/235912814_CUT_A_Gui...