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it seems the legal cannabis market in
michigan is facing some black market
problems before we get into today's
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let's get started on wednesday january
22nd the marijuana regulatory agency or
MRA for the state of michigan recalled
nearly 10,000 THC cartridges that tested
positive for vitamin e acetate which is
the ingredient found to cause lung
illnesses lucky Valley the recalled
products come from a Detroit based
company called Plan B walnuts I guess
they better think about moving to Plan C
right the products were from the brand
savage it includes several different
strains those effective would have
bought cartridges between October 3rd
and November 16 2019 and on January 16
2020 of the recalled 9380 cartridges an
estimated one thousand three hundred and
sixty were sold with the remaining eight
thousand to be destroyed by Plan B
wellness in a press release the MRA
stated
patients or caregivers who have these
affected medical marijuana products in
their possession should return them to
plan B wellness for proper disposal it
was also made clear that plan B wellness
was to contact those who purchase the
affected product and notify them of the
recall back in November the Emery
stopped the sale of all cannabis vaping
products on the market to test for
vitamin D acetate although many products
passes testing over 60,000 cartridges
failed with the savage brand included as
well much of this recalls being blamed
on Michigan's rush to begin selling
cannabis products after legalizing
recreational use late last year some
producers were operating without a
license and allowed to continue their
sales due to a court order sources say
the MRA allowed dispensaries to transfer
untested cannabis products into the
legal market so long as customers sign
waivers acknowledging they understood
the risk on the flip side a cannabis
testing facility based in Colorado
suggests that vitamin E can form
naturally in cannabis at levels that do
not present a risk this may be why
testing showed positive for the
ingredient but at the moment it's
unknown whether or not vitamin E acetate
was added in after the fact on one hand
I'm glad to see testing is actually
being enforced but on the other I'm
disappointed to know that potentially
dangerous products may have made their
way to the legal market
it seems the legal cannabis market in
michigan is facing some black market
problems before we get into today's
story make sure you subscribe to the big
meat official youtube channel and don't
forget to hit that notification bell now
let's get started on wednesday january
22nd the marijuana regulatory agency or
MRA for the state of michigan recalled
nearly 10,000 THC cartridges that tested
positive for vitamin e acetate which is
the ingredient found to cause lung
illnesses lucky Valley the recalled
products come from a Detroit based
company called Plan B walnuts I guess
they better think about moving to Plan C
right the products were from the brand
savage it includes several different
strains those effective would have
bought cartridges between October 3rd
and November 16 2019 and on January 16
2020 of the recalled 9380 cartridges an
estimated one thousand three hundred and
sixty were sold with the remaining eight
thousand to be destroyed by Plan B
wellness in a press release the MRA
stated
patients or caregivers who have these
affected medical marijuana products in
their possession should return them to
plan B wellness for proper disposal it
was also made clear that plan B wellness
was to contact those who purchase the
affected product and notify them of the
recall back in November the Emery
stopped the sale of all cannabis vaping
products on the market to test for
vitamin D acetate although many products
passes testing over 60,000 cartridges
failed with the savage brand included as
well much of this recalls being blamed
on Michigan's rush to begin selling
cannabis products after legalizing
recreational use late last year some
producers were operating without a
license and allowed to continue their
sales due to a court order sources say
the MRA allowed dispensaries to transfer
untested cannabis products into the
legal market so long as customers sign
waivers acknowledging they understood
the risk on the flip side a cannabis
testing facility based in Colorado
suggests that vitamin E can form
naturally in cannabis at levels that do
not present a risk this may be why
testing showed positive for the
ingredient but at the moment it's
unknown whether or not vitamin E acetate
was added in after the fact on one hand
I'm glad to see testing is actually
being enforced but on the other I'm
disappointed to know that potentially
dangerous products may have made their
way to the legal market
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