pisode: 040 - Week 12 THC-A Throwdown: Legacy vs. Legal Market In this episode, the gang breaks down the Week 12 THC-A percentages on a mix of rec-market Massachusetts strains and a fan-submitted legacy home-grow. Trevor, Rob, Ricky, and Ryan sample the buds blind before revealing the official Light Lab 3 results, giving their straight-up opinions based on smell, taste, and experience. Your submissions determined the contenders—now hear the fellas decide which one actually

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

When it comes to purchasing cannabis, relying solely on high THC numbers may not be the best approach. The THC number does not necessarily indicate quality, potency or effects. The testing process for THC levels is prone to inaccuracies due to multiple variables, one being the selection of random samples by the cannabis company itself rather than testing agents picking the sample. Ultimately, purchasing cannabis should be based on personal preference rather than solely on THC

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