The Oregon Liquor Control Commission is now asking processors and retailers to review vaping paraphernalia for potentially dangerous additives.
This follows a user’s vaping death in July. Investigators are seeing if something added to a commercially-purchased marijuana oil is to blame.
Trenton Hancock is a cannabis grower with . He says random – and more stringent – testing of products can help make the marketplace safer.
“As far as I’m concerned, there’s no public accountability for toxic product," Hancock tells KLCC. "And testing on the shelf is critical to make sure that whatever the consumer is getting is clean.
"In the future I believe there’ll be testing on the shelf, so that we know that it’s clean, and if it comes up dirty we’ll lose our license.”
Hancock adds cannabis growers remain largely in charge of testing, which includes determining what samples get sent to labs. He says this could lead to deceptive and unsafe practices from unscrupulous growers.
Copyright 2019, KLCC.
Copyright 2019 KLCC
