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Dosage is a lot more variable in edibles. Numerous people I know have had bad trips due to the unknown dosage in edibles. It's not fun. We need proper regula

• eurasiantiger 4y ago
  What kind of FUD shilling is going on this thread? All legitimate dispensaries are required by law to only sell products that have been accurately labeled with respect to their content.
  • q1w2 4y ago
    Please take your outrage to a more appropriate social media site. Regulations vary wildly by state and I don't live in one with such regulations. Moreover, labeling only works if the gov't is spot testing and inspecting production facilities.
    • eurasiantiger 4y ago
      Right, I forgot the US is a backwards country where the people worship corporate profits.
• buffington 4y ago
  In the state I live in, as well as in neighboring states, there are laws that require producers of marijuana to include test results showing the breakdowns of compounds found in the tested samples. I don't know how strict the laws are, but based on the several pages of data that dispensaries are required to adhere to the sold product, I'd imagine that the laws are pretty strict. That said, there's so much that can impact someone's perception of dosage with edibles. The mix of CBD/THC/CBN, what someone ate prior to consuming the edibles, how much time has passed between eating a meal and consuming the edibles, and things like metabolism and liver function all factor in. Said another way: the effectiveness or perceived potency of marijuana, even with perfectly consistent and controlled dosages, can depend on so many other factors than consistent and controlled dosages.