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Will the Epstein saga tear MAGA apart?
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Community Concerns Raised Over Iranian National Living on Pattaya Beach
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EU Polish Far-Right Politician Under Fire for Denying Auschwitz Gas Chambers
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Current Status of Thailand's Cannabis Law Changes
What I find also interesting is that I keep seeing updates online from one vendor I occasionally buy from. They are still listing per gram prices for the various strains they offer, usually around 25 strains at any given time, with quantities ranging from as little as 1 gram to as much as 6 kilograms. I am not sure who would be purchasing that much now, even amounts like 100 grams (about 3 ounces) or 450 grams (roughly a pound), considering the recent changes in the law. It seems they are still openly selling quantities that would be considered to exceed a typical 30-day medical supply. I know this vendor is now requiring a medical certificate to purchase, but I have not contacted them to ask whether they will actually sell more than a 30-day supply, meaning more than 30 grams. I assume they do, given that they are advertising prices for much larger quantities. They also started offering a few GACP-certified strains since the law changes were announced in June, but the majority of their stock still does not appear to be GACP certified. I would assume that if they were violating any laws here they would have at least stopped advertising their large quantities and non-GACP products, but that is just my speculation. -
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Current Status of Thailand's Cannabis Law Changes
Never hurts to play it safe.
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