Five years later, researchers say the impacts of legalizing cannabis in Canada have been mixed

@can@sh.itjust.works

What province sells it in kid friendly packages?

@cheery_coffee@lemmy.ca

I think colourful gummies are the kid friendly packaging.

Kids love candy, kids will always go through their parents stuff, ergo making it look like candy is a recipe for it getting eaten by kids.

I’m not really into cannabis but I’d rather take a pill for a specific dosage than eat a gummy.

@can@sh.itjust.works

In my province they’re sold in generic child proof ziplocks. Black market ones totally look like regular candy though.

Concetta

Oh come on, I shouldn’t have to eat an edible that doesn’t look like a pile of mush. People should be more responsible with storage and teach their kids better.

Five years later, researchers say the impacts of legalizing cannabis in Canada have been mixed

Five years later, researchers say the impacts of legalizing cannabis in Canada have been mixed

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Five years later, researchers say the impacts of legalizing cannabis in Canada have been mixed

Five years later, researchers say the impacts of legalizing cannabis in Canada have been mixed