Study Finds Oral Fluid Tests Not A Valid Indicator of Cannabis Impairment
Oral fluid (OF) tests do not provide reliable information regarding when subjects last consumed cannabis
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Can CBD Make You Fail A Drug Test? Exploring Facts And Misconceptions
The popularity of cannabidiol (CBD) products has skyrocketed in recent years, with many touting their potential benefits for various health
What To Know About Weed In The Workplace In 2022
The waters are getting murky for employers who have workers who are medical marijuana patients. Here’s what you should know.
Sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson Could Miss Olympics After Failed Drug Test For Cannabis
American athlete and sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson may be suspended from the Tokyo Olympic Games after failing a drug test over cannabis.
Do They Drug Test?
CANNABIS CULTURE – For many the answer is make or break.
Synthetic Urine Could Save Your Job
Cannabis consumers in the US are living in tricky times. On one hand, over 30 states (and the District of Columbia) have passed laws allowing for the use of marijuana, either medicinally or recreationally. But, the federal law still allows authorities to strip you of your rights if you fail to pass a drug testRead More
My Drug Recognition Test
CANNABIS CULTURE – Today started out different than most, upon rising I had to forgo my usual ‘wake n’ bake’ and settle with just coffee and a fruit cup since I had an appointment with a drug recognition expert later this morning and I wanted to be sharp.
UBC Engineers Develop Hand-Held Marijuana Breathalyzer
Engineers developing a breath-based ketone sampler for diabetics have switched gears to produce a hand-held marijuana breath analyzer just as our federal government begins to explore legalization.
Science Revisited: Will Using CBD Hemp Oil Lead to a Positive Drug Test for THC?
You may recall part one of our now two-part series that explores whether a person using CBD hemp oil could test positively for THC or marijuana.
Marijuana Breathalyzer Test Could be Coming Soon
A new invention may soon make it easier for police who pull over risky drivers to test them for marijuana impairment on the spot, in addition to the usual alcohol breath test.
