Pennsylvania recalls hundreds of medical marijuana vape products
Pennsylvania regulators recalled hundreds of medical marijuana vape products because the state says they contain ingredients unapproved for inhalation.
The importance of an open relationship between cannabis product manufacturers and labs
A new study of cannabis vape products from California collected during the vaping crisis of 2019 and 2020 underscored what many in the industry already know: The complexities of cannabis necessitate thorough analysis before product formulation manufacturing.
Pennsylvania’s review of vaporized medical cannabis products heats up
Controversy over a Pennsylvania review of medical marijuana vape products has mushroomed, with regulators warning that some products could be removed from the shelves, grower/processors contemplating legal action against the state and 630,000-plus patients in the dark about what to do.
Pennsylvania order targeting vaporized products upends cannabis market
In an unprecedented move, Pennsylvania medical marijuana regulators are ordering every licensed grower/processor to resubmit vaporized cannabis products that contain additives for another approval – a move that experts fear could cause serious product disruptions and financial losses.
Concentrates and vape products maintain dominance among heavy cannabis users
Vape cartridges and concentrates generally follow flower and pre-rolls in terms of popularity among customers.
Unlike the flower category – where “house” brands dominate – vape and concentrate brands seem to hold more sway over consumers.
US Postal Service enacts cannabis vape product restrictions
The U.S. Postal Service on Thursday issued a final rule that bans sending marijuana and hemp vape products in the mail, subject to certain exceptions.
Know your terpenes: A guide for cannabis products
Humans have consumed terpenes for hundreds of years.
These organic compounds are highly abundant in many plants that have been consumed for flavor, aroma or therapeutic purposes since ancient times.
Most terpenes are recognized as safe by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
