Colorado Medical Marijuana Analytical Lab

[NatureLover]

I think your target market could be dispensaries/caregivers who grow their own meds;

Yes, and the growers who sell to the dispensaries which don't grow their own meds.

I think the bottom line is this; stats are valuable to the consumer, it's going to make the consumer feel better about the product. Therefore, it's also going to be valuable to the dispensaries and the growers, because if this dispensary can show organic certification and stuff (can you test for that?) and the other dispensary can't and the product looks the same and costs the same I know I'm going to go for the one that's been tested and passed as organic. Maybe if you developed a system for giving the leyman a quality ranking of the strain in addition to all those stats it would have a much wider appeal. I say target the consumer because the consumer is going to dictate the rest of the market.

NatureLover Reviewed by NatureLover on 09-10-2009. Colorado Medical Marijuana Analytical Lab If anyone here can help me gauge what interest the colorado community might have in an analytical laboratory that specializes in cannabis quality control. I am a biotechnology researcher with 10 years of experience in analytical methods. In the past I have provided quality control services on a limited case by case basis for producers, and recently I have been asked to provide these service much more regularly. As I currently can not provide regular testing in my current setting, it has been Rating: 5