I've sometimes wondered if legalizing and/or regulating edibles and smoked products separately should be done with THC. No one expects alcohol and tobacco to follow the same rules. It could prevent some issues for casual users.
To be fair, in regions that have legalized it the dispensaries seem to have voluntarily organized around the idea naturally anyway: dispensaries I've been to generally are good at explaining the relative safety of edibles to potential casual users and edibles seem to make up a larger portion of their business in general.
Use a good vaporizer or a cheap glass pipe.
"Use a good vaporizer or a cheap glass pipe."
You do realize that a lot of people don't really know how to use those devices, right?
Why anyone would argue against more variety of weed with better labelling is way beyond my comprehension.
It does not take a rocket scientists to use those devices, but if the average people is really that dumb, then we should seriously take control of their lives if we want them to be contributing to society (because that's what seems to matter the most, right?).
Plus I doubt that many, THAT dumb people who have not touched weed would start doing it out of nowhere.
You: HELL NO
WTF, really?
Not that it matters, recreational stores solve this problem entirely.
I am in agreement with that. If they voluntarily pick the higher potency for their first time, let them experience how shitty it can be.
Better to have a much wider variety of potencies available, like we have with alcohol. Especially for the casual users who have been ignored by the market because traditional dealers get most of their money from heavy users, and heavy users want the chronic.