Grasping for straws: Randy Gregory

[FuzzyLumpkins]

I know what you are saying but the link says they have approved THC (synthetic) but not marijuana. Medically that's a distinction without a difference, except that with "natural" marijuana you can't control dosing (or measure it very well). It would be like the FDA saying you can take Codeine or you can take opium - but the natural opium you take could be 1 dose or 20 doses, who knows. The FDA can not and should not approve something where the dosing has that kind of variance.

Going back to the original point of this thread, I think we both agree that Randy Gregory isn't aware of these issues.

You can test it quite easily they are making graduated litmus paper to do it which are braindead easy.

 

[Kaiser]

You can test it quite easily they are making graduated litmus paper to do it which are braindead easy.

Testing for the presence of it is childsplay. Testing for amounts at pharma levels is something completely different.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Testing for the presence of it is childsplay. Testing for amounts at pharma levels is something completely different.

That's why I said graduated litmus. The more present the more up the strip is colored.

 

[Kaiser]

That's why I said graduated litmus. The more present the more up the strip is colored.

Pharma companies use spectroscopy products that are orders of magnitude more accurate, that is an apples and oranges comparison. But whatever, we are miles away from the point of this thread.