Quote Originally Posted by ThaiBuddhaMan
I know this is additional expensive, time, and paperwork for the MMCs, but as a consumer I'm glad the State is requiring this.
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Same.

Personally, I can't wait for added safety regulations. I want to know the same things about my pot as I do about my food. I choose not to eat products grown with inorganic pesticides or nutrients. Labeling laws make it possible for me to choose not only local products, but products made without ingredients I do not wish to ingest. The time is coming when every bit of pot sold retail will be as fully inspected and labeled as our produce. I'm looking forward to it - there have been too many stories about shops selling pot with pests, fungus and mold. I shiver to think about what sorts of noxious chemicals these growers are using on their crop and then pouring down the drain. Their days are numbered.
HighPopalorum Reviewed by HighPopalorum on . Cheap inaccurate scales being used in dispensaries I find this hard to believe but I just came from a dispensary that's using a cheap flat 3 inch square digital scale. This resulted in "grams" that were incredibly small and short on weight. I recognized the "not for commercial use" scale from a large national tools company. I shall never go back to those crooks...but where to report this fraud? Rating: 5