THC gummies may be safer now in MN
The content of cannabis products in Minnesota should be safer now than a couple of months ago because of new testing rules. Most businesses making hemp-derived THC products have to do a lot more testing. But we heard from a lab owner and a manufacturer who say people who use cannabis still can?t consistently know the quality.
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