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They packaged potent THC to look like children’s candy — and fought to keep it that way

Imagine reaching for a package that looks nearly identical to a familiar candy brand, only to discover it contains enough intoxicating THC to seriously impair an unsuspecting adult or child. This is the business model behind America’s deceptively dangerous gas station drugs: highly intoxicating THC products deceptively marketed as “hemp” and sold alongside everyday consumer […]

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They packaged potent THC to look like children’s candy — and fought to keep it that way
Imagine reaching for a package that looks nearly identical to a familiar candy brand, only to discover it contains enough intoxicating THC to seriously impair an unsuspecting adult or child. This is the business model behind America’s deceptively dangerous gas station drugs: highly intoxicating THC products deceptively marketed as “hemp” and sold alongside everyday consumer […]
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