cannadan
Well-Known Member
Hi Guys/gals...
Just thought I would shoot up a link to the CBC's take on recent happenings for Medical MJ
Most have probably read these or stories like them....
I found it some what weird the Peace naturals seems to be the resident expert on all things MJ....in Ontario. at least....
and when I read that they can use gamma radiation for remediation techniques and then submit for testing at which point they will either destroy the failing MJ or re-remediate (zap it again) and check to see if it passes.....before
moving it to the market....
I am beginning to liken the testing of MJ to be something like the national building code....
when something is up to code ...it really means that the job or materials have met a minimum standard only.
which in most cases barely passes... and is the lowest possible quality that will be accepted....
In most cases companies using regulatory practices, try their best to adhere to the minimum standards, since it is always the cheapest option to produce.
So read into that what you will.....but the bottom line is, I would not want any medical/pharm...products that are produced under this kind of scheme ...
wouldn't the best of the above example, be to have MMJ that has not been zapped in the first place and has no mold or bugs....and whose water source is clean and heavy metals free....
mmj produced clean and free of pesticides/herbicides, mmj done in small enough batch's to ensure any thing that gets out of control can easily be, fixed by destroying, said mmj,and the room cleaned and re-propagated ,
and done at a minimum of loss of revenue.for the grower.....but it should always be at the grower expense, as well and the err should never be in favor of money....over quality
Just thought I would shoot up a link to the CBC's take on recent happenings for Medical MJ
Most have probably read these or stories like them....
I found it some what weird the Peace naturals seems to be the resident expert on all things MJ....in Ontario. at least....
and when I read that they can use gamma radiation for remediation techniques and then submit for testing at which point they will either destroy the failing MJ or re-remediate (zap it again) and check to see if it passes.....before
moving it to the market....
I am beginning to liken the testing of MJ to be something like the national building code....
when something is up to code ...it really means that the job or materials have met a minimum standard only.
which in most cases barely passes... and is the lowest possible quality that will be accepted....
In most cases companies using regulatory practices, try their best to adhere to the minimum standards, since it is always the cheapest option to produce.
So read into that what you will.....but the bottom line is, I would not want any medical/pharm...products that are produced under this kind of scheme ...
wouldn't the best of the above example, be to have MMJ that has not been zapped in the first place and has no mold or bugs....and whose water source is clean and heavy metals free....
mmj produced clean and free of pesticides/herbicides, mmj done in small enough batch's to ensure any thing that gets out of control can easily be, fixed by destroying, said mmj,and the room cleaned and re-propagated ,
and done at a minimum of loss of revenue.for the grower.....but it should always be at the grower expense, as well and the err should never be in favor of money....over quality
