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Letter From the Editor

Utah Pushing Forward with CBD Laws

COVER STORY: The Future of Edibles

The Highs and Lows of Marking Edibles

Will California Be Ready for Legalization?

Requirements for Los Angeles Cannabis Non-Retailers Looking to Get Licensed

Editorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pick: Product Reviews (Pages 30-37)

The End of Cannabis Events As We Know It

Q&A with Dr. Mike: Topicals

Cannabis Security, How It's Changing and Why It's so Important

The List: Cannabis Infused / Hemp Infused Product Guide & Dispensary Listings

A Canadian Hemp Farm in a Serbian Village

Tasmanian Hemp Industry Creates Jobs

Cannabis Event Guide

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LETTER FROM THETEXT EDITOR HERE TEXT HERE Greetings my friends, It’s that time again - the end of the year, and the beginning of a new one. Like Old King Solomon said in Ecclesiastes and The Byrds restated in their 1965 number one hit song, Turn! Turn! Turn!: “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, a time to reap that which is planted.”

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What I’m saying is, everything changes but we must all keep strong and carry on. New laws and regulations are finally here for the state of California’s adult use recreational cannabis and they could definitely be better. They’re far too restrictive and are already upsetting a lot of people and businesses too. We go into great detail in this issue and outline all of the regulatory changes most likely to affect you as a patient. The continual evolution of this industry is fascinating to see and hopefully these are growing pains. Like Patrick Swayze’s character “Dalton” told us in the 1989 movie Roadhouse: “It’ll get worse before it gets better.” I’m hoping the part about eventually getting better is true, because it didn’t really happen in Roadhouse.

We went to Kauai, Hawaii for The International Cannabis Business Conference in early December and took the opportunity to shoot some stunning photos of Infused Edibles’ line of CBD products on a very beautiful beach there. The conference was a lot of fun and the island feels absolutely magical. Doug Benson was a special guest and he ate chocolates containing magic psilocybin Issue No. 41 I Page 12

mushrooms someone gave him that he believed were completely normal. He was onstage the next day complaining that the chocolates had kept him up all night when he learned that he’d actually been tripping, during his act while he was warming up the crowd for Morgan Heritage and that was pretty hilarious. Morgan Heritage was incredible to see and hear perform live. We met a lot of super cool people on that trip. In other news, the newly formed Edibles List Bowling Team competed Sunday December 17th in The Big Lebongski Cannabis Industry Bowling Tournament in Santa Monica, AND WE WON! We now advance to The Tournament of Champions on April 22 in Burbank, where the grand championship team gets to take home The Big Lebongski trophy, which happens to currently be missing. In a turn of fate similar to The Big Lebowski’s heist caper, the actual Big Lebongski trophy was stolen and a reward is being offered for it’s safe return: a 1 year supply of Supreme Organics cannabis edibles! If you’ve got any leads, let us know or contact Gary at thebiglebongski.com. We did win a hand blown glass bowling pin-bong trophy and it totally works and everyone on the team: Tommy Bechtold, Athena Fatale, Savanaha Lamp, and myself each also got nice little glass bowling pin pipes. We fully plan on taking home the championship trophy once it’s found or replaced come 4/20 weekend so stay tuned. As always: Don’t forget to smile at your budtender, tip your delivery driver and always know your dose. Medicate well and welcome to the future. “Truth is not obliged to stick to possibilities.”

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Earlier in 2017, Utah lawmakers decided to dismiss the chance at joining more than half of all U.S. states with passing a broad medical marijuana law. Instead, Utah gave state colleges and other institutions a green light to research the medical impacts of the drug with the hope of having comprehensive date next year. They misgauge the time it would take to research the medical possibilities, likely taking years which would require researchers to dissect the depths of bureaucracy that delays and derails research.

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The hesitation is from marijuana being a Schedule I drug among ecstasy, LSD, and heroin; while highly addictive Demerol, Fentanyl, and OxyContin are listed as Scheduled II.

Advocates and lawmakers pushed for the drug to be declassified and regrouped along with such drugs as opiates and cocaine, which have medical uses but are still illegal for recreational use. In 2014, Utah passed Charlieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s law which allowed patients with epilepsy to purchase registration cards so they can possess

CBD oil with less than .3 percent THC without fear of getting in trouble with prosecution. This fell short of addressing the broader need for medical cannabis. Utah has had years of failed attempts to legalize medical marijuana; in 2018 they are pushing the law to the voters. Medical marijuana advocates in Utah received the go-ahead from state election officials in August 2017 to start gathering the necessary signatures to qualify the measure for the November 2018 ballot. The Utah Patients Coalition officials have had time from August 2017 until the end of December 2017 to get hit their goal of 113,143 signatures required before the January 2018 legislative session. If this legislation wins voter approval, it would allow a limited number of cannabis outlets and physicians would be permitted to prescribe marijuana for certain medical conditions. Some of the medical conditions that would be included are cancer, chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder, autism and Alzheimer's disease. Smoking cannabis, driving while intoxicated from medical cannabis and public use would remain illegal.

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without the acquisition of investors, strategic partners or both. Licensing costs are high and so are all of the new taxes. For makers of edibles there are even more changes happening. The new regulations are very specific about what will now be allowed when it comes to making and distributing cannabis infused edibles. There’s a 100mg cap and the product must be separated into ten individually wrapped 10mg doses (I personally don’t feel anything under 30-40mg minimum.) No more cute shapes that will appeal to children, so say goodbye to gummy bears or worms or anything else resembling a recognizable animal, creature, little person, or other cute shaped object like a tiny candy hat or chair. Some edibles makers will survive by teaming up with other struggling companies in the hope that their combined resources will allow them to continue operating under the new regime. Others will simply have to quit and many have already begun to close up shop in anticipation of being pushed out of the market by the limitations being imposed by the new laws. More and more we

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The future of edibles and legalized recreational adult use cannabis in California is rapidly approaching as we all knew it would and many manufacturers are doing their very best to prepare for the new regulatory rules being imposed by the state. While the general public seems pretty thrilled with the idea of being able to “buy legal weed”, those of us who’ve been occupying the medical cannabis space for any amount of time feel more like there is less being gained than there is being lost. For anyone willing to spend 20 minutes talking online to a doctor for forty dollars annually to be granted the privilege of being able to have a 1500mg THC treat delivered direct to their door, the new regulations are troubling, especially for genuine medical patients suffering from chronic pain, debilitating diseases, anxiety and depression. This is probably how Danica Patrick felt when she turned 16 and was finally legally allowed to drive the speed limit. Most voters seemed to think they’d be able to begin purchasing cannabis at stores like Target and Rite-Aid beginning in 2018, but the truth is they’ll need to buy it in a special adult use recreational store that adds a new 15% sales tax. If the product being purchased isn’t already pre-packaged in a specially compliant exit bag, the customer will need to purchase one from the store. It is definitely going to be a lot more expensive for everyone to continue, from the seed salesman to the person eating that marijuana infused cookie and perhaps over 100 people in between. Smaller companies will not be able to afford to stay in the game

COVER STORY are hearing rumors and whispers that it will just be easier to move operations back to the black market and it isn’t hard to see why people would feel that way. We’ll be going into further technical details about exactly what the recreational regulations will mean in terms of changes and how those changes will be effecting both vendors and patients.

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We spoke to Chris Cross, CEO and creator of Infused Edibles, whose products are featured in the photos here taken in Kauai, Hawaii during The International Cannabis Business Conference, about the future of cannabis, edibles, and the recreational market. Chris has been in business with his company for over five years selling THC edibles in California and CBD edibles everywhere, and his menu features the highest number of different individual product skus in the entire industry. He helped to enlighten us as to what’s happening with all of the new legislation and what it means for this business. Here’s some of the finer points on what’s coming and exactly what it means for the seemingly uncertain future of edibles.

MOVING TOWARDS HEMP CBD EDIBLES AND OTHER PRODUCTS Hemp is definitely the direction many cultivators and product manufacturers will be moving toward. It can be sold in the regular retail market and enable the vendor to avoid the extra sales tax and exit bag costs associated with selling in a cannabis store. Hemp comes from both the seeds and the stalk of industrial hemp cannabis plants, and cannabidiol oil or CBD hemp oil is an organic botanical concentrate high in CBD compounds. There are more than 85 cannabinoids identified in the cannabis plant so far,

and CBD is the second most common after tetrahydrocannabinol. Cannabinoids are special chemicals found in cannabis that have the ability to provide much needed relief to both people and animals who suffer from of a wide variety of medical conditions. The cannabinoid molecules of the plant enter the body and activate certain cannabinoid receptors that are found naturally. Cannabidiol is a naturally occurring cannabis compound present in cannabis plants. It is not psychoactive like other cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant, such as tetrahydrocannabinol. Despite its lack of psychoactive abilities, researchers have shown that cannabidiol possesses significant antioxidant and neuroprotective properties that have been shown by researchers to be beneficial in the treatment of neurological disorders. CBD is found in all parts of the cannabis plant but is the most prevalent in the female plant’s flower resin glands. Hemp CBD concentrate is made from hemp containing high-cannabidiol that contains a low tetrahydrocannabinol level. The low levels of THC make the CBD oil nonpsychoactive. Hemp belongs to the genus Cannabis sativa and has been cultivated for thousands of years as a source of fiber, edible seeds, edible oil, lubricant, and as a fuel. The hemp "seed" is actually an achene: a simple dry fruit with a hard shell, just like a sunflower seed. It is considered one of the most versatile and economical plants, with many uses from food to bio-fuel. Researchers have found that applying the oil to areas of the skin suffering from acne breakouts often clears up the troubled areas quickly. When ingested, the oil provides anti-anxiety and anti-inflammatory effects, which is highly beneficial for many different health conditions. Hemp seeds can be turned into hemp seed oil, butter, hemp milk and hemp flour. The list of food applications goes on and on. Hemp is considered one of the most efficient plants for biofuel as an alternative to gasoline. Over the years, hemp seeds have been part of the food supply in many cultures around the world. In parts of Asia, roasted hemp seeds are eaten as a salty

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AN EXPLOSION OF NEW PRODUCTS IN THE CBD SECTOR As the regulations and restrictions on edible products containing tetrahydrocannabinol become more and more limiting to manufacturers, many people in the industry are shifting focus away from THC and moving towards CBD. For those of us who have been immersed in the medical cannabis world or had access to legal product for any amount of time, CBD is something we’ve been aware of for quite a while. It’s easy to forget that a good majority of the public is unfamiliar with the idea of any form of cannabis having medicinal benefits without any of the psychoactive side effects associated with using marijuana. It is believed that CBD interacts with the body through the body’s endocannabinoid system. These systems regulate the body’s appetite, sleep cycle, mood, hormonal balance and immune response system. CBD and hemp oils are each made from different parts of the plant and have different purposes. CBD is a compound found in hemp flowers, so in the extraction process you pull as much of it from the plant matter as possible and then purify it further during processing. Hemp oil is made from pressing hemp seeds and is used in a wide variety of products including new forms of pharmaceuticals. LOW DOSE EDIBLES AND NO MORE 100 MG EDIBLES California’s adult-use market starts on January 1st of 2018 and cannabis edibles sold in adult use recreational dispensaries will now need to be a total strength not in excess of 100 milligrams of THC. Edibles must also be divided into clearly identifiable individual servings of no more than 10mg in strength each. Microdosing is a growing trend as cannabis consumption

becomes more mainstream and is the practice of ingesting edible cannabis products that have such a low serving size that there are almost no noticeable psychoactive effects. Edibles are considered “micro-dosed” if they have 5mg or less of active THC in a single serving. The new limits will apply to medicinal cannabis products as well but the more potent edibles will still be available for well into the new year. High dose products will allowed at medical cannabis dispensaries until July 1st, 2018 provided they have additional labeling that clearly identifies them as being stronger than the new 100 mg cap. Patients will have to make their own potent edibles. CHILD RESISTANT AND TAMPER EVIDENT PACKAGING WILL

BECOME THE NEW STANDARD Child resistant and safe packaging has been a long time goal of many companies and lobbyists in the cannabis industry, so many people see this as a welcome change. California has also now included tamper evident packaging in the new regulations. This means that the product will now be packaged in a container within which a product is sealed so that the

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snack food like popcorn or peanuts. The most famous consumer of hemp seeds in history was the Buddha, who ate them during the time of his fasting and enlightenment. Tests have also shown scientists that eating hemp seeds in any form could aid, if not heal, people suffering from immune deficiency diseases.

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accompanied by an additional label that includes all of the required information. The text of the supplemental labeling can't be any less than 8 point font. Similar to what’s already been done in Colorado and Oregon, California has rolled out their own symbol which will have to be attached to all new cannabis products sold legally in California and the label should be printed legibly and conspicuously.

contents cannot be opened without the clear and obvious destruction of the seal. Things like shrink bands and heat-sealable mylar bags, that must be broken to open the product, will be cost effective options for creating compliant and tamper evident cannabis infused products. It gets even more technical and complicated from there and into details that most of us don’t normally think about, so bear with us. Now, according to the new regulatory rules, if an edible product that contains an ingredient, flavoring, coloring or any kind of additional additive that contains a major kind of food allergen, the word “contain,” followed by the list of the applicable major food allergens must be listed. The information panel text must be in a type size of no less than 6 point font and in relation to the size of the primary panel and container, unless there isn’t enough room on the container available to print all of the necessary information in a type size of no less than 6 point font. If that happens the label will also need to include the warning statements in a type size of no less than 6 point font, and the product needs to be

NO MORE PEOPLE OR INSECT OR FRUIT SHAPED CANDY Edibles resembling fruit, animals, or humans will be prohibited beginning January 1st, and products may not resemble or be referred to as “candy” after then. Labels can’t have cartoons, images, or other messaging that could potentially appeal to kids, and they can't include any kind of health promises or guarantees that can't readily be scientifically proven. The health department also reserves the right to ban any future product that it deems too appealing to children. Packaging that has cartoon characters, images, or phrases that are popularly used to advertise to children, will not be permitted. Also now banned under the new regulations are: “Any cannabis product that the Department determines is easily confused with commercially available foods without cannabis.” This would be up to the California Department of Public Health to determine on a case by case basis. The times are changing and this industry is changing with it, but we won’t all be changing in all of the same ways. Keep reading in the coming months and we’ll be sure we continue bringing you all of the latest and up to date news when it comes to what you are and aren’t allowed to eat when you want to get medicated. Look for all of the great products available from Infused Edibles, including dried fruit, nuts, organic gummies, trail mix, and beef jerky. In California all of their products can be purchased in 150 or 300 mg doses of THC but it seems that will change soon. You’ll still be able to get it all in those same strengths in CBD nationwide. They even have tinctures and products for pets. Check them out here: infusededibles.org.

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Is there any way to prevent these cannabis mix-ups from happening?

ven though you can’t die from eating too many edibles, consuming cannabis infused foods when you aren’t prepared or planning on it could make you fail a drug test, miss work or class, or potentially cause an accident. It’s entirely true that more children end up in the emergency room for eating common

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here are a lot of news stories about children accidentally eating cannabis infused candies and cookies because they looked identical to the food they’d normally be eating. Perhaps you know someone who didn’t learn until it was far too late that the brownies they just consumed were infused with enough tetrahydrocannabinol to make Cheech and Chong blush? Upon hearing all of these stories one can’t help but ask the question:

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EDIBLES CORNER household items like dryer pods or drinking hand sanitizer and bleach every year, than for cannabis edibles but if it does happen there’s a strong chance you could end up on the local news.

fter receiving pressure from concerned parents and legislators, Colorado took action and required all cannabis infused food to be marked with a Safety Symbol on the actual product, not just the label. This means that even outside the package, both children and adults would be able to identify whether or not their food contains cannabis.

aked Smart, the creator of Cannacals™, has created fun edible green cross safety decals that can easily be applied to most foods. When Baked Smart co-founders Leah and Michael met in Portland, they quickly realized they shared a vision of establishing themselves in the emerging cannabis industry. Identifying the need for a more common sense approach to edibles safety was the catalyst for creating Baked Smart. The

green cross decals are made of sugar and cornstarch and are easy to apply. Baked Smart’s home kits give consumers a fun and easy way to mark dispensary bought edibles or their homemade cannabis creations. They are the first to bring a tool to help consumers mark their edibles and prevent accidental consumption but this is only the beginning.

s more and more states legalize cannabis, new and innovative ways for consumers to mark their edibles will begin appearing. Adding a safety symbol to cannabis-infused foods is a small extra step well worth taking to ensure customers can easily spot the pot. With 2018 now here and cannabis legalization facing more challenges than ever, it is in everyone’s best interest to present the cannabis community as proactive, responsible, and willing to make positive changes everyone needs for an overall safer industry.

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he California State Senate unanimously passed a bill identical to Colorado’s but they have yet to require edible companies to mark their food products. The other legal states seem content leaving edibles unmarked but this creates a precarious situation for consumers when their cannabis treats look exactly like normal food. Consumers currently have an option to put their edibles in a food storage lockbox. This is a practical step towards protecting others from accidental consumption, but even the most careful among us can accidentally drop a gummy bear or misplace a cookie somewhere to be found by an unassuming adult or child. What are their options?

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The short answer is no, California is not ready for legalization. With less than 2 months to implement emergency regulations cannabis entrepreneurs are scrambling to figure out what cities are allowing licensing, where they can realistically find a location and get a license, or figuring out who they can partner with. There are 482 cities in the state of California, and less than 20% of the cities have regulation in place for medical or adult-use cannabis. Some of the cities that are going to be ready come January are Los Angeles Pre-Ico Prop D Collectives, Santa Cruz, San Jose, San Diego, San Francisco, Berkeley and just a few others. Most cities are either putting a ban on it, or allowing only medical to continue to take place until they can establish a framework for adult-use cannabis regulations. It seems the current municipal trend is playing the “wait and see” game. Operators have a 6 month grace period to comply and get on board with the seed to sale tracking system, but taxes must be collected by distributors and retailers beginning January 1st, 2018. If a city allows recreational cannabis, retailers will be able to supply both medical and adult-use products from medical manufacturers. Temporary state licenses must be acquired to continue business, which are only good for 4 months, with the option to renew once. Operators must also acquire a new “Cannabis Tax Permit” in addition to a regular California seller’s permit. At the end of the grace period, there leaves question as to which manufacturers will have gotten licensed for adult-use in their town and will be able to continue supplying for adult-use retailers. High-dose edibles must be phased out and switched over to 10 marked 10mg doses at 100mg total cap per infused product. Retail tax for both medical and adultuse is 15% (although we believe the state made a mistake and should have created a lower medical tax rate for easier access for actual patients, like Colorado did). Retailers will be allowed to supply any back stock of inventory that they owned prior to January 1st, 2018, continued on next page

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Will California Be Ready for Legalization? but will no longer be able to purchase any edibles over 100mg from manufacturers. With high costs creating a barrier to entry, many brands won’t be able to make it through or find licensing. The cities that have issued licenses have limits on the amount of licenses they issue. Most licenses depend on a properly zoned location as per the municipalities’ requirements, which makes real estate inflate in green zones, creating a larger barrier to entry. Long story short, it’s a crazy rat race that the industry is going through, and there aren’t enough licenses available for the amount of businesses that want in. How will the consumer suffer? It’s predicted that there will be a lack of supply available during the transition grace period and that will inflate the price of cannabis and cannabis infused products. Then within a couple of years the market will be so flooded that the average wholesale price per pound could drop as low as $500 from the current $1400 average. The current average retail price of a 100mg edible is $10. With the new taxes in place and costs of operating, and child-resistant tamper-evident packaging creating inflation of prices, we are going to see that average price jump up at least triple. The consumer will end up walking out the door having spent $40 on a single edible. Anyone desiring super potent 200mg+ edibles will need to learn to make their own products at home. Let’s not forget that the days of the $30-40 eighths are over. The minimum price of an average greenhouse or outdoor eighth is going to shoot up to $50-60. It goes without saying the State’s new regulations are going to create an even larger black market than what exists right now. Real patients suffering from pain and cancer need large concentrated amounts of THC as they build up a tolerance with their pain management. In a lot of cases we see patients that require 500mg-1000mg just to get through the day. I believe that we are going to see people take advantage of the black market and avoid the burden and cost of having to go through becoming compliant or getting legal. Regulation is good, but over regulation creates a black market. Issue 41 I Page 26

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they did mis-step the time it would be take to research the medical possibilities, likely taking years which would require researchers to dissect the depths of bureaucracy that delays and derail research. the hesitation is from marijuana being a scheduled one drug among ecstasy, lsd, and heroin; while highly addictive Demerol, Fentanyl, and OxyContin are listed as scheduled two. Advocates and lawmakers pushed for the drug to be declassified and regrouped along with such drugs as opiates and cocaine, which have medical uses but are still illegal for recreational use. In 2014 utah passed Charlieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s law which allowed patients with epilepsy to purchase registration cards so they can possess

CBD oil with less than .3 percent THC without fear of getting in trouble with prosecution. This fell short of addressing the broader need for medical cannabis. Utah has had years of failed attempts to legalize medical marijuana; in 2018 they are pushing the law to the voters. Medical marijuana advocates in utah received the go-ahead from state election officials in August 2017 to start gathering the necessary signatures to qualify the measure for the November 2018 ballot. The Utah Patients Coalition officials have had time from August 2017 till the end of December 2017 to get hit their goal of 113,143 signatures required before the January 2018 legislative session. If this legislation wins voter approval, it would allow a limited number of cannabis outlets and physicians would be permitted to prescribe marijuana for certain medical conditions. Some of the medical conditions that would be included are cancer, chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder, autism and Alzheimer's disease. Smoking cannabis, driving while intoxicated from medical cannabis and public use would remain illegal.

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Earlier in 2017, Utah lawmakers decided to dismiss the chance at joining more than half of all U.S. states with passing a broad medical marijuana law. Instead, utah gave state colleges and other institutions a green light to research the medical impacts of the drug with the hope of having comprehensive date next year.

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If you're a edible company, a vape company, extract company, distribution company, or anything but a dispensary or delivery service, the follow list are the requirements and hoops to jump through to try to get licensed for cannabis production in the city of LA. • The Business Premises meets all of the land use and sensitive use requirements of the zoning laws • No fire or life safety violations on the Business Premises • Engaged prior to January 1, 2016 in the same non-retailer commercial cannabis activity that the operator now seeks licensure for • Passes a pre-license inspection • Qualifies under the social equity program • Proof that the operator was a supplier to an existing medical marijuana dispensary prior to January 1, 2017 • Paid all outstanding City business tax obligations • Indemnifies the City from any potential liability on a form approved by the Department of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) • Provides a written agreement with a testing lab for testing of all cannabis and cannabis products and attests to testing of all of its cannabis and cannabis products in accordance with state standards • Attests that it will cease all operations if denied a state or city license • Is not engaged in retail commercial cannabis activity at its location • Attests that it will comply with all operating requirements imposed by DCR and that DCR may immediately suspend or revoke the Temporary Approval if the Applicant fails to abide by any City operating requirement Issue No. 41 I Page 28

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As I drove down Laurel Canyon Boulevard in my blue Mini Cooper nibbling on a 100 mg Key Lime pie donut from Strictly Edibles, the Bay Area based company known for its great tasting, high potency products, I pinched myself, just to make sure I was living real life. The edible wasn’t even close to kicking in yet, but the excitement bubbling up in my throat was undeniable as a barreled my way into the heart of Hollywood, where transgender sex educator superstar turned cannabis entrepreneur, Buck Angel, was waiting to escort me as his date to Margaret Cho’s Los Angeles engagement of her Fresh of the Bloat tour. As a young queer kid with big dreams, I had idolized both Buck and Margaret. They embody the fighting spirit of the LGBTQ movement by proudly defying preconceived notions about how a person’s gender and sexuality can and should be expressed. Now, I was preparing to spend the evening in the same room as both of these modern day icons—hopefully not way too high on a key lime pie flavored weed donut.

As the curtain rose and the house lights flickered on, I was endlessly relieved to find I was still able to give Margaret Cho the standing ovation she deserved. I had survived my duel with the donut and my head even felt clear enough to drive Mr. Angel home. Achievement unlocked. Siouxsie Q: 1 Key Lime Pie Donut: 0

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I told the squealing fangirl inside me to cool it, as I met

Buck outside the lobby. We took a few puffs from his Pride Cannabis vape pen, which helped calm my nerves, and headed in to sit down. The lights dimmed, and the giggles started flowing. Cannabis and comedy are one of life’s winning combinations—like peanut butter and jelly. As the 100 mg began to work its magic, I had to remind myself not to melt into my seat, and that while Buck was very nice to invite me to be his date for the evening, I probably did not have an open invitation to snuggle into his leather jacket for the duration for the performance. I was feeling giddy, giggly, and fine, until Margaret started a monologue about her recent dance with sobriety, illustrated by an anecdote about an unfortunate duel with a batch of THC infused edibles. The feeling of being too high from eating weed is a feeling I only wish on my ex-husband, and as Margaret regaled the audience with the horrors of her experience, I said a tiny prayer to the gods of weed, (as well as the nice folks over at Strictly Edibles) that I would not suffer the same fate that night as I tried to act cool in front of my offbeat teen idols.

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In many cases when you attempt to report a cannabis related theft or crime to the authorities, the local police will tell you that it’s your own fault for being involved in the cannabis industry, and say, “that’s the nature of that business.” Well, it isn’t the nature of the business. The real reason most people got into the cannabis industry is because they wanted to help people with medicine. Helping people is the nature of the cannabis business, not selfishness and greed.

measure, now it’s mandated by regulation. Nune Gipson from OmniSentry Security says, “Cannabis and security are now synonymous. Security for cannabis is an essential everyday occurrence. Cannabis security differs from regular security because there is a new dynamic where possible issues and concerns occur that are only attributed to cannabis. In comparing cannabis and alcohol products, cannabis is much more valuable pound for pound. Criminal activity would be a better risk than stealing alcohol. Security has the unique job of protecting cannabis in all its forms. From guarding dispensaries and cultivation sites to keeping kitchens and manufacturers safe, security concerns are much more important.” When asked about the new regulations Nune commented, “The new laws will affect cannabis security in a positive way. It will require cannabis companies who have never hired private security companies to become compliant with the laws, which is a very good thing. Statistics prove cannabis related crimes often go unreported due the long time underground nature of cannabis. The new laws will bring a much needed light and protection that cannabis has never seen. The new laws require the cannabis industry to become more transparent than ever. Thus, the need for security to safeguard it every step of the way.”

More and more we see people’s intention turn from pure to corrupt because they get greedy. Almost every single cannabis related crime that has occured in our industry happened because it was an inside job, whether it was someone who has too much access or too much knowledge.

“Security in the Cannabis Industry has changed significantly in many ways throughout the years. Due to Cannabis not having so much exposure and not being formally legalized, everything was done pretty much in hiding. Which also means, owners or growers not hiring private security companies but instead, many growers Cannabis security used to be an optional themselves providing their own security, EdiblesList.com I EdiblesMagazine.com

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I look forward to the day that you can actually report a cannabis crime, and it looks like that day is coming soon. Up until now, it was extremely difficult to report cannabis crimes. If a dispensary or grow was robbed, was it really an option to call the cops? Not exactly. Over the last few years I’ve seen everything happen in the industry from embezzlement via wire fraud, to petty theft attempted robberies of dispensaries, to large organized heists robbing grows with automatic weapons. My favorite story is when I was budtending on the West Side of Los Angeles, a guy came in, acted like he was going to sniff the mason jar of buds, proceeds to open his mouth like he’s drinking the buds, fits about an eighth in his mouth and walks out the door. It was clever and there was no stopping him, even with an armed guard on duty, the managers didn’t want the weed back after he did that, and the culprit knew that going in.

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Cannabis Security, How It's Changed and Why It's so Important which was and still is illegal. Being in a cannabis business, as an owner you may not hire your own in-house security. The rules and regulations have become stricter as cannabis has become legal and more publicized within the States. Also, in the early years the industry didn’t see a need for security. As the industry became more profitable and publicized, it became more of a target for criminals,” she said.

merchant accounts for credit card processing, we are limited to very minimal digital payment options. “I feel the direction [of the future of cannabis security] is multi-faceted. As dispensaries become profitable, I can see businesses becoming cyber hostages, with their systems frozen until they pay a certain amount of bitcoin currency,” said Anthony Ruiz from Red Anchor Security.

It is going to become critical that every dispensary, manufacturer and even the state prepare their data systems for cyber threats in addition to physical threats. Until the banking issue is worked out for cannabis, that leaves a large amount of cash laying around all the time creating a physical target threat, and if the system that gets worked out is digitalonly we pose an even greater cyber security Anthony Ruiz from Red Anchor Security threat. says, “I feel the biggest mistake we make is assuming cannabis security is different The incident of a popular point of sale system from other businesses. I would say the in cannabis comes to mind when their servers business is very similar to securing jewelry, crashed last year and threw all dispensaries pharmaceuticals, or even a bank. If we look and vendors on their platform into encryption at cannabis as merely a good to be stolen like mode, not allowing for the access of any money or diamonds, how different do we of the stores’ data. They existed on shared need to adapt? But, if there was one glaring servers making them an easy target, top that risk, it would be the risk of theft. And until the with a rumor of an inside job, and you have banking issue is fixed, the need for physical the biggest cyber attack ever orchestrated in cannabis thus far. security will be a must.” While physical security is required for storefronts, retailers, manufacturers and cultivators, there is still the cyber security threats that exist within the cannabis industry. I personally have experienced being stolen from, by people who work for me. Then watched it happen to almost every company around me. It can happen in many ways, but as the banking issue does exist in cannabis not allowing cannabis companies to freely open 44

The future of cannabis security is going to be a full tactical approach that involves physical security, cyber security, and overall bulletproof standards of practice that inform each employee what the exact protocol is in the event of a security threat, whichever type it may be. Learn more about OmniSentry Security at: www.OmniSentrySecurity.com and Red Anchor at www.RedAnchor.biz

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hat special time of year is here again, it’s time for The Holidaze! Whatever you happen to celebrate we have collected together a nice little set of dank dishes perfect for the season to be stoned. These comforting and delicious recipes are sure to put even the grinchiest in the mood for the holiday fun. Classics here include infused versions of traditional homemade Chex Mix as well as how to prepare an entire goose, with cannabis! Munch away and feel free to pair these with our list of the Top Films to watch while medicating (online). Happy Holidaze to all and don’t be a Scrooge!

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INGREDIENTS ¾ cup Cannabis Butter or Infused Coconut Oil 2 tbsp Worcestershire Sauce 1¼ tsp Seasoned Salt ¼ tsp Garlic Salt ½ cup Goldfish Crackers (Optional)

2 cups Wheat Chex Cereal 2 cups Rice Chex Cereal 2 cups Corn Chex Cereal 1½ cups Peanuts, Pecans or Cashews 1½ cups Small Pretzel Rods

DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 275° F. • Melt half of the cannabis butter or coconut oil in a shallow pan over low heat. Stir in the Worcestershire sauce, seasoned salt, and garlic salt (don't use garlic powder). • Combine the Wheat Chex, Rice Chex, nuts (peanuts, pecans or cashews), goldfish crackers and pretzel rods in a large bowl and drizzle with the butter mixture. Mix with a large spoon until all of the pieces are evenly coated with the seasoned butter mixture. • Place the mixture on a shallow baking pan with sides. Bake for 40 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes so the mix is evenly toasted. • Drizzle remaining butter or oil over finished product and let cool.

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DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 350° F. • Wash and dry goose, like you would a chicken or turkey. Salt, pepper and sprinkle thyme inside the cavity, and fill with apple quarters and onions. If they don’t all fit, you can cook them alongside in a small, buttered dish (use cannabis butter). • Mix 1 tbsp salt with 1 cup of water and pour into the bottom of the roasting pan with 2 tbsp of the cannabis butter. Place the roasting rack on top. Pierce the goose skin in several places to let the fat drip out as it cooks. • Put the goose, breast-side down, on the roasting rack and place in oven for 50 minutes. Use the salt, butter and water mixture to baste the goose several times during this period. Add more water to drip pan if necessary. • Turn the goose over onto its back and cook, basting with more cannabis butter as needed, for 50 minutes. Let the goose rest for 5 minutes as you make the gravy. • To make the gravy: Mix 2 tbsp of the fat drippings with 2 tbsp flour in a small saucepan and cook for 1 minute. Gradually add the chicken broth, stirring well after each addition. Add salt, pepper, and thyme, if desired, to taste. Keep warm. • Serve with the cooked apples and onions. EdiblesList.com I EdiblesMagazine.com

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INGREDIENTS 4½ lb Goose (cleaned, dressed and no gizzards) Dash Salt, to taste Dash Pepper, to taste 2 tsp Dried Thyme 2 Apples (peeled, cored and quartered) 1 Small Onion (cut lengthwise into ¼" strips) 1 tbsp Salt (Mixed with 1 cup Water) 2 tbsp Cannabis Butter 4 tbsp All-Purpose Flour

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MASHED CANNABIS CAULIFLOWER INGREDIENTS 1 Cauliflower Head 3 tbsp Milk 2 tbsp Cannabis Butter 2 tbsp Light Sour Cream or Cream Cheese

¼ tsp Garlic Salt Fresh Ground Black Pepper Snipped Chives

DIRECTIONS • Separate the cauliflower into florets and discard the core. • Bring 2 cups of water to a simmer in a pot, then add the cauliflower. Cover and turn the heat to medium. Cook the cauliflower for 12-15 minutes or until very tender. • Drain and discard all of the water, drier cauliflower is better, and add milk, canna butter, sour cream or cream cheese, salt and pepper and mash with a potato masher until it resembles mashed potatoes in consistency and top with chives.

HOLIDAY VANILLA POT PUDDING 1 tbsp Cannabis Butter (We recommend Mystery Baking Company CannaButter)

DIRECTIONS • In medium saucepan over medium heat warm milk until bubbles form at edges. • In a bowl, combine sugar, cornstarch and salt. Pour into hot milk, a little at a time, stirring to dissolve. Continue to cook and stir until mixture thickens enough to coat the back of a metal spoon. Do not boil. • Remove from heat, stir in vanilla and cannabis butter. Pour into serving dishes. Chill before serving. EdiblesList.com I EdiblesMagazine.com

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INGREDIENTS 2 cups Milk ½ cup White Sugar 3 tbsp Cornstarch ¼ tsp Salt 1 tsp Vanilla Extract

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The End of Cannabis Events As We Know It B. Le Grand

The way that California currently experiences cannabis events is over. The state Bureau of Cannabis Control decided to regulate cannabis events with licenses. Each application is a non-refundable $1,000, and the event license is a $5,000 expense that covers up to 10 events a year. This means all of our industry’s high dining events, local/secret seshes, pop-ups and basically any cannabis event you’ve ever been to that wasn’t at a fairgrounds will now be illegal. The new law states that in order to obtain a cannabis event state permit, you must first acquire local authorization for an event. Additionally, public cannabis events attempting to get licensed or permitted will only be allowed to take place at a fairgrounds or a location in association with the Department of Agriculture. Additionally, no alcohol will be allowed at cannabis events. The new law threatens to put a myriad of events at risk for being shut down or being fined for breaking the law. Many of the small event organizers don’t have the kind of funds required to pay the license fee or to even book a fairground location. Personally, the reason I started The Best of Edibles List Awards was because I didn’t want to go to another cannabis event at a far away fairground 40 plus minutes from Los Angeles. High Times, HempCon, Chalice Cup and High Life Festival that take place in San Bernardino or Victorville will most likely be able to get licensed and continue business as usual. However, another downside for event organizers and consumers is that only cannabis retailers will be able to vend at licensed cannabis events. Manufacturers, cultivators and distributors will not be able to have booths at these events anymore unless they have a dispensary license or delivery service license. This ultimately defeats the purpose of having an event where the consumers get to meet the makers of the brands and see all the new products available. That means 90% of the booths that used to be at the cannabis events will not be allowed to vend and there goes all the revenue that made the event possible. As a consumer, would you want to go to an event that was nothing but dispensary booths? You could just go to the dispensaries. Traditionally, it’s not even the retailers who get booths at cannabis events. It’s the chance for manufacturers to connect with their market. It is yet another way the regulations are pushing out the “little guy.” We can still submit our comments to the BCC to let them know some cannabis events aren’t 20,000-50,000 people turnouts. Some people don’t want to go to events like that. It is oddly reminiscent of Colorado banning all cannabis consumption events. We can only hope that the lawmakers will change their regulatory structure for cannabis events to allow micro events to take place that want to be legal and permitted. The laws are most certainly not going to stop small consumption networking events or pop-ups. As an event organizer myself, I predict that these new laws will just create a black market and drive the events underground. Issue No. 41 I Page 53

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WHAT IS A CANNABIS TOPICAL TREATMENT? One example of a cannabis topical treatment is to apply cannabinoids to the area of someoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s skin to treat an ailment. Often times users apply different types of cream or oil to treat various types of pain.

HOW MANY TYPES OF TOPICAL TREATMENTS ARE THERE? There are 3 popular forms of topicals that can be found at dispensaries right now. They are lotions, salves and a patch that sticks to your skin. It seems these applications are getting more sophisticated. There may also be other forms I am not aware of. IS IT BETTER TO USE A THC OR CBD TOPICAL? This area can vary for different users. Some might find success with one over the other. I always recommend trying both to see what works better for you. However, I highly recommend trying a topical that contains both THC and CBD.

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WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE WITH COLON, PROSTATE OR CERVICAL CANCER, SHOULD THEY USE A TOPICAL OR EDIBLE TO TREAT SYMPTOMS OF THOSE CONDITIONS? These different types of cancer can be difficult to treat with a topical since the issue may be a lot deeper underneath the skin. Consuming an edible, vaping or smoking could be a better treatment for these types of health ailments. IS IT TRUE THAT THERE IS TOPICAL CANNABIS FOR INTIMATE USE? Yes, there are various brands that make a topical cannabis sex lube! These oils claim to heighten the sexual experience through a THC infused sex lubricant.

ARE THERE ANY RISKS WITH USING CANNABIS TOPICAL TREATMENTS? One of the risks that come with using a topical can be an allergic reaction. Depending on what you’re applying the topical to, some major cuts on your body may not react well to a cannabinoid infused topical. I recommend applying a small amount to your skin initially. CAN YOU PUT SALVES AND LOTIONS ON AN OPEN WOUND? Yes! However, please be careful with the type of wound topicals are being applied to. I have personally used topicals for minor cuts and the healing process seemed to heal exceptionally faster. DO SALVES, LOTIONS OR OILS TREAT SCARS? Yes! Some oils help scars without infused cannabinoids. One of them is Tea Tree oil. If you’re able to find any topicals that include vitamin E as an ingredient, it may help treat your scars!

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DO LOTIONS AND SALVES HELP EXTERNAL SKIN CONDITIONS OR JOINT AND MUSCLE PAIN? I have heard success stories for both types of treatments! Personally, I have applied the Topicanna brand lotion to an area of my skin that was burned and it absolutely progressed the healing process.

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Keiko Beatie

With some of the who’s who of the top brands sharing on how they created successful companies, such as Ed Breslin of Xternal and Maya of Maya and Whoopi. These leaders in the topical category have inspiring stories and have shaped the way for people to feel comfortable about using cannabis as topical medicine. On Saturday, October 21st at the Casa Vertigo in Downtown LA the Infused Expo will take place from 10 am to 7 pm. Appearing as a Keynote Speaker is Ed Rosenthal, who now has the Stardust line of water soluble instant THC powder. Ed is most well known as the “The Master Grower” within the cannabis community and his bestselling book “How To Grow

Marijuana” is the only book within the cannabis library that has been reviewed by The New York Times. Ed is in high demand as his insight and information are coveted by many in the cannabis industry. At the end of the day at the Infused Expo, you’ll feel more prepared to be part of one of the fastest growing facets of the cannabis industry. It is projected that within 5 years this branch of the cannabis industry will grow 30 % from where we are at this time in the edible, topical platform. Casa Vertigo is located in Downtown Los Angeles with lots of Free Parking at 1828 Oak Street, Los Angeles, CA. If you are interested in attending, becoming a vendor, or being a part of the Infused Expo please call 310-601-7299, email info@infusedexpo.com or visit the website at www.infusedexpo.com

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The Infused Expo is coming to town this October. This is the premier education event happening anywhere in the cannabis space, directed towards the edibles, topicals, tinctures, extraction, concentrates and infusion industries. At his full day event you’ll be educated on the many important facets of packaging, dosing, testing, marketing, branding and everything else you need to know when starting a manufacturing business.

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HEAVENLY SWEET INCREDIBLES

Type: Chocolate Bars, Gummies, Capsules, Shatter, Vape Pens Strain used: Hybrid or Mix Made with: Hash Oil Dosage available: Varies by Product Medical and Recreational Available in: Colorado and California www.iloveincredibles.com Twitter.com/IncrediblesMMJ Instagram.com/ IncrediblesMMJ

THE MYSTERY BAKING CO. Type: Peanut Butter, Canna-Butter, Honey, Hazelnut Spread (Budtella) Strain used: SFV OG Kush/Indica Made with: Supercritical Co2 Extract Dosage available: 300mg - 400mg per 4 oz Jar Available in: CALIFORNIA

www.MysteryBaking.com Instagram.com/MysteryBaking

Type: 125+ variety of Gourmet edibles: brownies, lemon bars, cereals, ice creams, Potsicles, Squookies, Munchies, frozen pizzas, crispy bars, butter and spreads, sugar-free and gluten-free options. Strain used: Hybrid or Mix Made with: Canna Butter, THC Vegetable OilCanna Coconut Milk, Other Extract Dosage available: 37mg THC-588mg THC Available in: CALIFORNIA www.heavenlysweetmedibles.com Twitter.com/heavenlysweetmedibles IG: @heavenlysweetmedibles

THE GOOD GUM COMPANY

Type: Infused Gum in Peppermint, Grape, Cinnamon, and Double Bubble Strain used: Organic/Hybrid Made with: Cannabis Extract Dosage available: 15MG per piece, sold in packs of 5 Available in: OREGON Medical & Recreational

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TD MINTS

Type : Confections, Hard Candies, Taffy Strain used: Hybrid or Mix Made with: BHO Extraction Dosage available: 70-100mg Available in: ARIZONA www.TDMints.com Twitter.com/TDMints Facebook.com/T.D.Mints Instagram.com/TDMints

INFUSIONS

Type: Brownies, Hard Candies, Caramels, Cake Pops, THC Capsules, etc. Strain used: OG, Sour Diesel, Jack Herer Made with: CannaButter, Canna Coconut Oil, Alochol Based Tincture, BHO Extraction Dosage available: 200mg-700mg Available in: CALIFORNIA www.properrx.com infusions215@gmail.com

EVERGREEN ORGANIX

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PHARM AIDE PHARMS

Type: High Quality Flowers, Pre-Packaged Cannabis Bud Flower Strain used: Sativa, Indica, Hybrid, CBD Made with: Cannabis Dosage available: Varies by Product Available in: CALIFORNIA & COLORADO www.PharmAidePharms.com

Edibles: Cookies, Brownies, Honey Sticks, Hard Candy, Gummies, Tinctures, Chocolate Bars Flower: Sativa, Indica, Hybrid Vapes: Disposables, Vaporizers, Cartridges. Topicals: Body Cream, Lip Balm, Bath Balm, Massage Oil Dosage available: Varies by Product Available in: NV (Nevada Takes Out-of-State Medical Marijuana Recommendations!) www.EvergreenOrganix.com Twitter.com/EvergreenMMJ Facebook.com/EvergreenOrganixLV Instagram.com/evergreenorganix

KIND XTRACTOR

Type: CBD Broker, Hemp Extraction, Wholesale Sales, CBD Oil, American Grown CBD Hemp Madewith: CBD Hemp, CBD Hemp Oil Dosage available: Varies by Product Available in: Nationwide All 50 States www.KindXtractor.com Instagram.com/KindXtractor

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Type: Vegan Sour gummies, Vegan hard candies, Vegan coconut caramels, salted caramels Strain used: Hybrid Strain or Mix Made with: Hash Oil, Alochol Based Tincture Dosage available: Hard Candies - 100mg (3.5mg per candy), Sour Gummies "Gomitas" 200mg - (10mg per gummy), Salted Caramels - 100mg (20mg per caramel) Available in: CALIFORNIA

SUPREME ORGANICS

Type: Organic Gummies, Fruit Chews, and Almond/Peanut Butter, Caramel Chocolate Cups, Nougat Chocolate Bars Strain used: Hybrid Strain/Mix Made with: Secret Concentrate Dosage available: Varies by Product Available in: CALIFORNIA

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VARAVO

Type: Chocolate Chunks & Vape Cartridges Strain used: Indica, Sativa, Hybrid, CBD Made with: C02 Concentrate Dosage available: Varies by Product Available in: CALIFORNIA www.Varavo.com Instagram.com/Varavo

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KUSHY PUNCH

Type: High Potency Fruit Chews & Disposable Vape Pens Strain used: Sativa, Indica, Hybrid, CBD Made with: Sugar Cane Alcohol Extraction Dosage available: Sativa/Indica/Hybrid (100mg), TKO (200mg), Recover (60mg THC +30mg of CBD), CBD (60mg CBD) Available in: CALIFORNIA

Type: Award Winning THC & CBD Gummies, Fruit & Nuts, Chamoy, Jerky, Take Nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Bake Mixes, CBD Tinctures & Vape Cartridges. StrainUsed:Indica,Sativa,HybridTHC&CBD MadeWith: SolventlessDistillate &Isolates. Dosage Available: 75mg, 150mg, 300mg THC Products available: California CBD Products available: Worldwide

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HEALTHY HIGH

Type: Healthy, wholesome edibles Strain used: Hybrid and Indica Made with: Canna Coconut Oil infused with hig potency THC and CBD strains Dosage available: Canna Coconut Oil infused with high potency THC & CBD strains Available in: CALIFORNIA www.HealthyHighEdibles.com Twitter.com/HealthyHighMeds Facebook.com/HealthyHighEdibles

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KOROVA Type: Cannabis Infused Drinks Strain used: Sativa, Indica, Hybrid Made with: C02 Extract, Other Dosage available: Varies by product Available in: CALIFORNIA

Type: Cookies, Mint Chocolate, Brownies, Blondies, High Dose/Extra Potent, Gluten Free & Vegan Options, Popcorn Strain used: Hybrid Made with: Cannabis Infused Coconut Oil Dosage available: 150mg - 1000mg Available in: CALIFORNIA

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Type: Nutty Truffles & Bold, Boozy Bonbons Strain used: Sativa, Indica, Hybrid, CBD Made With: Organic coconut oil Doses available: 2.5mg, 5mg, 15mg, 45mg Available in: CALIFORNIA Order at: www.theartofedibles.com www.towhomitmaychocolates.com IG: towhomitmaychocolates

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Type: Pain Salve, Massage Oil, Sport Massage Oil, Body Lotion, Hash Bath, Lip Balm, Skin Products, Topical Tincture, First Aid Ointment Strain used: Hybrid Made with: Canna Olive Oil Dosage available: Varies by Product Available in: CALIFORNIA www.CannaTopics.com Facebook.com/CannaTopics Instagram.com/CannaTopics Twitter.com/CannaTopics

DRAGON BALM

Type: Medicated Topicals Strain used: Hybrid or Mix Made with: Trim, Canna Infused Oil Dosage available: Very High, Various Available in: CALIFORNIA LoveandLightBakery.com

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Type: Full Plant Extracts, OG Kush Shatter, Crumble Strain Used: Hybrid, Indica, Sativa, THC, OG KUSH Made with: BHO, CO2 Dosage available: Half Grams & Grams Available in: CALIFORNIA info@edibledistribution.com

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Type: Auto Draw Vaporizer Cartridge Sold seperately: Yes Disposable cartridge: Yes 510 Threading: Yes Strains used: Hybrid, Indica, Sativa Strain Specific Flavors like Skywalker OG, Strawberry Cough, Jack Herer, Gorilla Glue Made with: Clear Dosage available: 1000mg THC Available in: CALIFORNIA Instagram.com/BrassKnucklesOG MassRoots.com/BrassKnucklesOG brassknucklesog@gmail.com

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Type: All Natural Cannabis Infused Pain Salve, Topical Products, Cucumber Cannabis Body Scrub, Coffee Cellulite Scrub, Lip Balms Strain used: Hybrid, CBD Made with: Coconut oil, Cannabis Oil Available in: CALIFORNIA

BRASS KNUCKLES

Type: THC & CBD Vape Cartridges, Indica & Sativa, Wax, Terpene Infused Pre-Rolls Cartridge Sold seperately: Yes 510 Threading: Yes Strains used: Indica, Hybrid, Sativa, OG Kush, Super Silver Haze Made with: Co2 Oil, Full Spectrum Terpenes, Kief Dosage available: Varies by Product Available in: CALIFORNIA

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Type: Push Button & Direct Inhale Vaporizer Cartridge sold separate: Yes Disposable cartridge: Yes 510 Threading: Yes Strains used: Hybrid, Indica, Sativa Strain Specific Flavors like Skywalker OG, Green Crack, GSC, Fire OG, GDP. Made with: Clear/Co2 Dosage available:500mg THC/300mg CBD Available in: CALIFORNIA www.WVapes.com Instagram.com/WVapes Facebook.com/WVapes Twitter.com/W_Vapes

HONEY TREE MEDICINAL

Type: Full Plant Extracts, Activated Co2 Oils, Terpene Rich Vapes,Disposables, Lotions, Pens, Tinctures Strain Used: Hybrid, Indica, Sativa, THC, CBD, Trainwreck, Gorilla Glue, Durban Made with: Pure Ethanol Extract Dosage available: 100mg - 500mg Available in: CALIFORNIA Instagram.com/honeytreemedicinal

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Type: Organic Cooking Oils Strain Used: Organic Hybrid Made with: Organic GMO-free Canola Oil, Organic Coconut Oil Dosage: Serving size: 1 tsp OCCO-Organic Cannabis Canola Oil, THC 25mg, Serving size: 1/4 tsp CANNA*COCO*BIS, THC 18.5mg Available in: CALIFORNIA

FULLER LIFE REMEDIES

Type: Balms, Tinctures, Topicals, Lotions, Creams, Cooking Oil, Female Lubricants, Sexual Enchancers, Serums, Pet Products Strain used: Hybrid or Mix, CBD Made with: Other Extract Available in: CALIFORNIA

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The Eviana Health Corporation, a Canadian healthcare products manufacturer has announced plans to begin harvesting over 1235 acres of hemp crop in Serbia in 2018, an increase of over 915 acres when compared to the 320 acres they harvested in Canada in 2017. The combined bales of hemp straw along with the organic hemp flowers, trim and seeds harvested this year prove the Canadian operation has been successful. Eviana plans to install a Euro Prima herb processing and selection machine in their herb storage and processing facility, located in the Northern Serbian village of Mladenovo to refine and package the hemp.They also purchased a new tractor and plough that have both been delivered to the facility to fully prepare them for the 2018 harvest. The Canadian company delivers customized consumer healthcare products using natural hemp strains of cannabis for cannabidiol based topicals, creams and other cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. Different varieties of hemp have different qualities and the cannabinoid content can vary quite a lot. The Serbian hemp being harvested by Eviana is clean and organic with high levels of CBD (5%). The village of Mladenova has a Serb ethnic majority and the population is around 3,360 people. The history of Mladenovo starts way back in the mid thirteenth century when it was called “Bukin” after the Hungarian Count Buky. The village kept that name until after World War II, when the name was changed to Mladenovo, after Doctor Mladen Stojanović, a war hero. The villagers built a statue of Mladen Stojanović in the center of the village to honor his legacy. In the 1700s, Italian farmers and hemp seed strains were brought to Serbia, making hemp a very important crop until the earlier part of twentieth century when The Kingdom of Yugoslavia ratified the International Opium Convention and the Criminal Code of the Kingdom of Serbs passed, both in 1929. Earlier in 2017, the Serbian Green Party introduced a bill in the National Assembly that would legalize medical cannabis in The Republic of Serbia. Issue 41 I Page 62

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Tasmanian Hemp Industry Creates Jobs

Patrick Ian Moore

Hemp hasn’t been legalized for very long in the country of Tasmania, but the Tasmanian hemp industry is already growing significantly and anticipating the sudden increase in demand for locally grown hemp crop. Tim Schmidt, the president of the Industrial Hemp Association of Tasmania recently told journalists: "There's been about $2 million invested in the last 18 months in Tasmania, as a result of the development of the hemp industry and about 12 new jobs created." Local Tasmanian food processor Forager Foods is installing a new dehuller to separate the hemp seeds used in food production. The hemp seed has a deliciously nutty flavour and is being marketed by many as the new 21st century superfood. The seed is being tested in a large variety of foods including ice cream, with the Tasmanian artisan ice cream and gelato company Van Diemens Land Creamery trying out two different hemp flavors. Hemp seeds are high in protein, high in fiber and high in omega 3 fats which are beneficial for the heart. The Southern Tasmanian company “13 Seeds” plans on cultivating three times as much hemp in 2018 as it did in 2017. The small business is being bombarded on a daily basis with multiple requests for hemp from local manufacturers hoping to use the seed in the production of bread, beer and more, including clothing and 13 seeds is rolling out more than a dozen food products themselves over the next year. Hemp seed is an incredibly good nutritional source and the people of Tasmania are looking more and more for healthier ways to improve and enhance their diets. The Industrial Hemp Association of Tasmania said it was conscious of ensuring the industry's growth is sustainable and would be looking for Tasmanian Government support in the amount of $150,000 over the next three years. The amount of hemp grown in Tasmania is expected to double in 2018 to about 1500 acres. The Industrial Hemp Association of Tasmania and the Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association (TFGA) have compiled a new and simplified licensing process which reflects the legislative requirements of the Government's new Industrial Hemp Act and supporting regulations. Issue 41 I Page 63

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