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/PRNewswire/ -- Medically Correct, the second-largest edible company in Colorado and the makers of incredibles, today released four new gummy flavors as part...
DENVER, Oct. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Medically Correct, the second-largest edible company in Colorado and the makers of incredibles, today released four new gummy flavors as part of new luxury
Adds Jonathan: It’s a comfort recall. There’s no possible way to OD, it’s just so people don’t freak out because they’re “too high,” whatever that means. Replies Erin: It's hilarious, honestly. My friend rented out her second bedroom on Airbnb pre-COVID and had a few interesting stories. Mostly people who have never used weed before buying a pack of gummies. They eat one or two and when they don't feel anything right away, have another dose, then another until they end up eating the whole thing and completely stoned within an hour freaking out. Then they go to ER and get...
Colorado Recalls Marijuana Edibles For Being Too Strong Because Colorado was among some of the first states to legalize recreational marijuana back in 2012, there has been quite the process of figuring out how to regulate the plant, and because of this, the last nine years have been a learning experience for our legislators. When you walk into a marijuana dispensary in our great state you are greeted with many options. You can purchase marijuana in its natural plant or "flower" form which ingested via smoke, there are oils and tinctures and of course, the ever-popular edibles. However, yester...
The Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division is recalling a batch of edibles — but not over pesticides, mold, heavy metals or other potential toxins usually responsible for marijuana recalls. No, this batch of pot-infused goodies is getting the hook for being too strong. In a February 10 safety advisory issued with the state Department of Public Health and Environment, the MED announced that Incredibles, a popular edibles brand owned under marijuana manufacturing company Medically Correct, had incorrectly packaged a batch of Black Cherry CBD chocolate bars. The bars had twice the amount of T...