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Recreational weed is now legal in Minnesota: What to know
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800 mg? That's like half a gummy.
800mg of THC is a massive dose lmao
most gummies have like 5mg - 15mg of THC per dose
Lol, I can barely handle 2.5mg and I chortled at the thought of that person taking 800mg.
Seriously, could you imagine? You'd be on the fucking moon.
Time to rethink about being an astronaut
No need for a PhD from a prestigious university, a lengthy career in the Air Force piloting highly dangerous experimental airplanes, followed by many years of training to become the best of the best and make it as an astronaut. You can just walk into your local dispensary, buy $160 worth of edibles (not forgetting to tip your budtender, of course), chow down on a metric shit load of gummies, and be on the moon in no time!*
*warningthisstatmentisnotanendorsementorrecommentdation.eating800mgofthcwillverylikelyfuckyouupandmakeyouthinkyourethelizardking.mayresultindeathandordiarrhoea.
I accidentally took 500 once and had a friggin out-of-soul experience. Shit was wild and absolutely terrifying.
That's the weight of the THC dose, not the total weight of the whole product containing the dose.
Well, it's not written that way.
That's different from "800 mg of THC in edible products". You can have 800 mg of THC in 100 g of THC-containing edibles. The way it's written in the law matters a lot. If it's written like above, edibles are basically illegal.
I think that is just how the article described it.
The actual bill says:
That's much clearer. Thanks for digging the actual bill.
Your point is further bolstered by the fact that many departments weigh the entire product when charging people with possession. Your 1lb tub of bud butter may only contain 1g of THC but they're going to charge you with possession of 1lb of concentrates.
That's like 8 whole packs of gummies. If you eat 800mg you're about to send yourself to the shadow realm.
Edit: oh wait...
That is very weirdly worded. If we're talking about the weight of the product and not the dose then that's really stupid.
The article just described the law wrong. It does use the dose of THC in the actual law.
That was my point. Thankfully the bill was better written than the article.
I’m just picturing all the stories of people “accidentally” eating an entire 100 mg chocolate bar after being unable to wait an hour for it to kick in, and then imagine those schmucks taking 8x that dose.
How many grams of concentrate can you have at home? Seems weird that the limit would be 8g walking around and in your house.