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Why bother to run a test, if you're going to cheat?
A summary of what I learned about Cannabis labs over nine months of work. I thought it would be my Swan song: I was wrong.
Where I talk in depth about the data I received from the state of Oregon's Seed to Sale System, and how it stacks against data from researchers.
What happens when you get 8 labs to test the same 4 samples? Interesting stuff, that's what.
When I had the cannabis retested, it retested at 30%, which is well and above the 10% threshold for Oregon.