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that's an absurb number :( and scary all in its own right.If you click thru on the embedded links you can see some of the "test" results and get a better feel for the situation. (but it seems like those warehouses go to town on the myclo, imid and avid, even in flower. the problem is compounded by the dispersal of product throughout the concentrate and edible industries. the scary thing is, the testing facility mentions that only 10% of material tests clean!)
I'm gonna grow a third nipple, I used to eat edipures all day at work :(
The state is unhappy at the amount of unregistered caregivers and high plant counts, so they are making it harder for patients to get cards, increased plant counts, etc. They want to push patients back to recreational, never medical, to ensure they get those tax dolla dolla bills y'all.The thing that bothers me about this all is a new station was the people responsible for bringing this to light. The state couldnt have care less before the news made an issue out of it (which I'm grateful the news did the story and tests) and the fact that the non commercial guys cannot get their gear tested any longer (unless this has changed recently).
The "state" claims to have the patients interests at heart if they do why is this even an issue? It's because they don't seem to care as much as they let on and are only bothered to take action after the news/private sector makes a large enough deal of the issues.
I don't have much constructive to add to this conversation but I will say this.
Snafu is a military term to define the lack of communication between the head and body of any force, whereby the people making the orders do not have a real clear picture of actual events in the war zone, so the orders they give are usually too ridiculous to carry out. It's an acronym that means: Situation Normal, All Fucked Up
I find it all too appropriate that a person using the avatar "snafu" would post this article. I feel bad for any folks with medical need who don't have the access they need. It's a shame everyone can't grow their own
Never been an armed service member, but with both grandfathers in the same military graveyard, I appreciate your sentiment.Fitting I'd say! Lol but I am in full agreement .
I am trying to set myself up to grow my own and get out of the mixing relying on (un)regulated potentially hazardous meds that do more harm than good.
Also if you were in the service thank you for that time!
I am trying to set myself up to grow my own and get out of the mixing relying on (un)regulated potentially hazardous meds that do more harm than good.
http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_2...ducts-pulled-denver-largest-pesticide-recalls
This is what happens when the state pushes out growers that take pride in their work while recruiting those seeking only money with no care or love for the plant we enjoy as medicine!
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