Canna Connection

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Yesterday, the Cannabis Control Division issued a mandatory recall of a medical cannabis edible for having a THC level above the legal limit.

The edible, manufactured by GH LLC and sold under the name “GH Kush Pops,” contained 200 mg of total THC per package, with two individual 100 mg lollipops. Under New Mexico law, medical cannabis products may contain no more than 50 mg of THC per serving.

No health-related complaints have been reported to the division in connection with this recall.

All licensed cannabis retailers are required to immediately remove this product from shelves.

Information regarding this recall has been posted on the CCD’s website:
https://www.rld.nm.gov/cannabis/data-news/cannabis-recalls/
[Image Description] Cannabis recall notice includes an image of the recalled product's packaging and states: "The Cannabis Control Division has issued a mandatory recall of a medical cannabis edible. GH Kush Pops have a THC level above the legal limit for medical products."

🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATE for NM Medical Card Applications 🚨

Starting January 13, there are key changes to how medical card applications are submitted through the New Mexico Medical Cannabis Program:

✔️ No signature required
Patients will now agree electronically to the NM Medical Program rules & regulations.

✔️ No ID upload required
Patients must provide their NM ID number and issue date. NMDOH will verify this information.
➡️ A valid New Mexico ID is still required.

✔️ Updated digital IDs
All digital medical cannabis IDs issued after Jan 13 will include the photo from your valid NM ID.

Source: New Mexico Center for Medical Cannabis (NMDOH)

Verdes CEO & registered nurse, Rachael McLaughlin and Paul Walton of Firefighters for Plant Medicine speak about the upcoming Cannabis Control Division hearing which would make minor cannabinoids (CBN, CBG, THCV and more) illegal to sell in the regulated market. If you feel compelled to speak up on the ways this ruling would effect your medicine, please email public comments to: [email protected] For more information, including access to rule hearing notice and proposed rules, please visit https://www.rld.nm.gov/cannabis/.