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The real-time impairment test for law enforcement and workplaces. Discover cannabis and other impairment as it's happening.
Missoula, Montana Katılım Eylül 2020
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Impairment detection technology is going to be deployed be every safety sensitive workplace, and law enforcement. It's inevitable. This study is why: no next day driving performance detriment from THC edibles users.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41776711/
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This article by @LABlogger is made all the more interesting when you note that the tech to do this doesn't actually exist. We have the largest database of impaired eyeballs in the world, and the sensors in vehicles cannot detect impairment at this point.
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@UMNHempBreeding Thanks for your op ed. I'd love to connect some time. Shoot me a DM!
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It's about time that the @StarTribune published something accurate about THC impairment detection. Even if it is an opinion piece.
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@PLegalization This is why we built impairment testing. No one should have the right to analyze your body fluids to see what you consumed last week. All that matters is whether you’re safe to drive or work.
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Is the alcohol industry behind the THC testing scam?
The Cannabis Farmer 🌱 🇺🇸@PLegalization
“Drink me I don’t show up on a drug test.”
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Imagine driving to work, completely sober, and you get a DUI because you used legal marijuana to 2 days ago. That’s happening thanks to THC per se limits and oral fluid testing devices.
In some states, cannabis users are always driving illegally:
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Employee well being is no joke. When workplace substance abuse is in the mix, you've got a big problem that bleeds out into the rest of your staff. Learn more about how to address this here.
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@PatientsCannUK Newsflash: there’s no evidence that these tests are particularly sensitive to cannabis impairment.
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Your prescription doesn’t automatically mean impairment. 🛑
Learn how the Field Impairment Test (FIT) works for medical cannabis patients.
Watch 👉 youtu.be/ESk3dm-_w4I
#MedicalCannabisUK #DrugDriving #FITTest #PatientRights
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@AlexBerenson Having THC in their blood has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not they were impaired at the time of the accident. This is a false equivalency, but I’m sure you already knew that.
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Cannabis is approaching alcohol as a cause of fatal traffic accidents in the US, even though it’s far less widely used
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The idea drivers don't speed when they're high is among the most dangerous lies that cannabis legalizers have pushed
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@vomittracer @northwestballin @StefanMolyneux Your view is totally irrelevant. Scientists have conclusively proven that there is no reliable way to measure impairment using THC markers in the blood. This is why the entire category of impairment detection technology exists.
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@northwestballin @StefanMolyneux THC in the blood is still impairment in my view
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I truly hate hate HATE people who drive impaired.
Murderous people who slaughter entire innocent families.
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@PhilippHei61475 @StefanMolyneux Yes, there is a test that proves if you’re high or not. We’ve had one on the market for years now. It measures how the body is responding to the drug, not the drug itself.
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@StefanMolyneux Me too but having THC in your blood doesn't prove impairment. Any cop knows THC shows up for a month or more after usage.
There's not a breathalyzer test for it or any test that definitively proves you're high or not.
It'd be really hard to win in court without that.
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@hypocrisy_sucks Yes, there is, we’ve had one on the market for years now.
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There is no test to determine immediate impairment due to THC.
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There is no test to determine THC blood levels that lead to impairment. The test determines if you used in the recent past. It does not determine if you are high.
These studies are based on crap methodology.
Alex Berenson@AlexBerenson
Cannabis is approaching alcohol as a cause of fatal traffic accidents in the US, even though it’s far less widely used
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@ArtRebel5 @AlexBerenson @nedryun That’s absolutely correct. There is no amount of THC in the body that correlates to impairment, no matter the level. This is why impairment detection technology exists.
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@AlexBerenson @nedryun False metric. Merely having “THC in their blood” ≠ impairment. Do better.
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@chrontcn1 @RAZ0RFIST That’s absolutely incorrect. THC levels in blood do not correlate to impairment and science has proven that for decades. That’s why there’s no per se limit that has been established that has any scientific validity. It’s also why impairment detection technology exists.
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@RAZ0RFIST Blood tests are unique because they measure active THC rather than its inactive metabolites (which are measured in urine), making them useful for determining recent impairment or consumption within the last few hours. 2/2
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Traffic accident statistics went utterly goose shit after Colorado turned their entire government into a Pot Dispensary. (A 151% spike in impaired driving accidents and a 300% spike in fatalities from same)
By then, they were making so much money, CO chose to bury the stats.
Alex Berenson@AlexBerenson
Cannabis is approaching alcohol as a cause of fatal traffic accidents in the US, even though it’s far less widely used
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@FnRealist THC levels in your blood absolutely do not correlate to impairment. Science has proven this for decades. It’s why the entire category of impairment detection technology exists.
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Doesn’t THC in your blood not necessarily mean impairment?
Alex Berenson@AlexBerenson
Cannabis is approaching alcohol as a cause of fatal traffic accidents in the US, even though it’s far less widely used
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@Pemeta_OK @drcaplan Correct, which is why the entire category of impairment detection technology exists.
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@drcaplan Bingo. There is no quantitative framework for level of THC in blood sample and corresponding level of impairment like there is for alcohol.
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No one wants crashes. No one defends impaired driving. Preventable deaths are not abstract.
But imagine debating cannabis without knowing that every human already carries cannabinoids in their bloodstream.
Anandamide is not a drug. It is physiology.
The endocannabinoid system modulates mood, stress, appetite, and pain in all of us. Baseline biology, not fringe chemistry.
So when headlines compress complex neurobiology into a single detected compound, something essential is lost.
Presence is chemistry.
Impairment is behavior.
Those are not the same thing.
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I truly hate hate HATE people who drive impaired. Murderous people who slaughter entire innocent families.
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@Oakstree9 @Zachariahskylab @RAZ0RFIST @Breaking_Battle That’s not true, we have had a test for THC impairment on the market for years now. it measures how the body is responding to the drug rather than measuring the drug itself.
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@Zachariahskylab @RAZ0RFIST @Breaking_Battle Currently there is no test for impairment, it is all presence based. Cannabis is challenging because THC can definitely impair people but you can also have presence without impairment. We need a BAC version for this but don’t have one yet.
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@IT_Guru74 @RAZ0RFIST @SpicyKeo I’m extremely sure you cannot equate THC levels to impairment. Science has proven that for decades.
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@RAZ0RFIST @SpicyKeo I’m not really sure you can equate THC levels to impairment. A cannabis naive person could barely take one hit and be in a crooked house all evening. I can definitely say I drive better when pain is controlled.
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