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It’s called marketing, and you’ve bought it hook, line, and sinker. The FDA ensures products get properly described, and proper display of stuff. There is no FDA involvement in weed/THC sales. Which means, yes, they are misleading you.
Last edibles I purchased, I ate the entire 100mg package are barely felt anything at all. They are def for beginners.
I wish that were the case, but as I keep pointing out. Since the FDA has no involvement, the accuracy of product claims and correct product labels do not exist. And since this type of product is so new to the market, the difference between food safe products for consumption and inhaled safe for consumption is not clearly outline. So there are ‘reputable’ companies putting out bad products because we flat out don’t have all the evidence needed to declare certain products not safe for inhalation.
Just recently there were 32(?) massive grows here in Colorado that got shut down. All of them were operating at some point, in compliance with state law. Some were shuttered because of their waste processing. Simple shit. But it shows the entire industry is not as honest as the consumers want it to be.
yeah, just about all this at least is accurate or i can agree with. consumers should definitely be skeptical, because there is no regulation and at the end of the day it's just human beings doing this.
CCell carts are definitely typically at least ~75% pure THC, tho. and that's definitely 75% with regards to the final weight, not one of the ingredients was 75% pure. perhaps the reason this sounds wrong to you is if you haven't researched in awhile? the CO2 extraction methods used for it and even the technology involved are all relatively recent developments.