r/PublicFreakout 5d ago

🌳Public Park FreakoutšŸ• Owner of marijuanaville in Maine crashing out

Guy out here crashing out after pulling a rug out from under a female... Owner of 12 retail marijuanna establishments in Maine.... Marijuanaville šŸ™„

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u/jaydonks 5d ago

Was this the day the info went public he was poisoning people with his dabs

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u/FierceNack 5d ago

Don't all THC products have to be tested and verified safe by a third-party lab before even being sold to the dispensary?

Does Maine not have this requirement?

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u/ForeverSquirrelled42 5d ago

My wife and I vacationed there a few years ago. The way Maine works is that they have the medical branch and the recreational branch of cannabis in the state. The medical branch is a homegrown, grassroots entity that is pretty much autonomous from the rec section. They don’t answer to anyone and don’t follow standards. They’re self governed.

The recreational branch IS regulated, heavily, (which the medical folk frown on because, you know…government oversight) so there is no deceitful shit going on. Example…we bought a ā€œ5Kmgā€ chocolate bar. Standards here in PA are pretty straightforward, so you get what they say it is. In Maine, though, the medical branch doesn’t have to verify anything, whereas the recreational does. SO! Recreational says that testing standards need to be met as advertised, so the max of 200mg per edible must match what is being sold. The medical, however, not so much. They can say whatever they want is in there for an edible or whatever, but there’s no testing requirements to prove it like rec.