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Dr. Dabber is committed to only selling our products to people of legal smoking age.Please verify your age to enter News Dr. Dabber Art Contest Read More ICYMI: Dr. Dabber X Sean Paul X Migos = Fire Read More Dr. Dabber Wins First Place At The SoCal Cannabis Cup!May 16, 2017, 8:02 amMay 16, 2017, 8:08 am TALLAHASSEE, Fla.— Florida’s Department of Health on Monday ordered a Quincy-based dispensary to quit selling a medical cannabis product that could potentially be broken down and made into pot that can be smoked.Related: Florida dispensary says new flower product doesn’t violate smoking ban Trulieve began selling its first whole-flower cannabis product meant for vaping last week at five retail dispensaries and through home delivery.The buds in the Entourage Multi Indica vaporizer cup, however, could also be used in joints, pipes or bongs.The Department of Health authorized Trulieve to sell sealed vaporizer cups containing marijuana.However, Office of Compassionate Use Director Christian Bax said in a cease and desist letter to Trulieve that the mesh caps can be removed with minimal effort and cannot be reattached.

Vaping is allowed under state law, but smoking is prohibited.Trulieve CEO Kim Rivers said the company had issued warnings to patients that the product should only be used for vaping.The department also found in a tour of one of Trulieve’s retail facilities that a vaporizer it advertises for use with the product is sold only online.Trulieve also was not able to show how to use the product with the vaporizer.wychwood vaporizerCurrently, low-THC cannabis can be used by patients suffering from cancer, epilepsy, chronic seizures and chronic muscle spasms.xhale vaporizer batteryThe law was expanded last year to include patients with terminal conditions.wx vaporizerIt also allowed them to use more potent strains.The rules from a medical marijuana constitutional amendment passed last November, which will expand the list of conditions for which patients can receive pot, must be in place by July and enacted by October.

Enlarge this image toggle caption It's a sunny afternoon at Kelly's Collective, a medical marijuana dispensary in Los Angeles, and Nikki Esquibel is getting stoned.But you wouldn't know it.toggle caption The 19-year-old, who has a medical prescription for marijuana, is "smoking" pot with a handheld vaporizer, or a vape pen.It's sleek, black, and virtually indistinguishable from a high-end e-cigarette.That's the point, says Esquibel."I use it mostly around my neighborhood.It's easy to hide."The vapor coming from the device doesn't even have much of an odor.Discretion, it turns out, makes for good money.While e-cigarettes have been grabbing the headlines, the vape pen industry has been quietly ballooning.And it's reshaping the business and culture of marijuana.The latest versions of e-cigarettes contain a battery-powered heating element that vaporizes a liquid containing nicotine.Vape pens for pot use the same mechanism, but the devices are optimized to vaporize the active molecules in concentrated marijuana oils, not nicotine.

And just as with e-cigs, there's no fire or smoke.Pot users are flocking to the pens: One out of three reviews on Leafly, the Yelp of the pot world, is about vaping marijuana.Enlarge this image toggle caption Andres Rodriguez/Flickr Andres Rodriguez/Flickr The pen doesn't carry the stigma or notoriety of a bong or joint, says Todd Mitchem, an executive at O.pen Vape, which sells its products on the West Coast and in Colorado."We are getting people buying vape pens who wouldn't normally come into a [marijuana] dispensary," he tells Shots."Now, all of a sudden, they have an alternative [to smoking pot]," he adds.Two years ago, Chris Folkerts was selling vape pens out of the trunk of his car.Today his company, Grenco Science, has 6,000 square feet of prime real estate in central Los Angeles."You could never get your mom to hit a bong," he says."But your mom would potentially hit a G Pen.My grandmother did too!And I have god-fearing Christian grandparents from the Midwest.

When they tried it, I knew I was on to something."Most vape pens don't actually vaporize the marijuana plant.They're loaded with marijuana concentrates, or "hash oil": a viscous, yellow resin chemically extracted from the plant.In many places, that extraction often occurs in somebody's kitchen — which can be explosive and dangerous.And the concentrates can be strong.Marijuana flowers can contain up to about 20 percent THC, the psychoactive chemical that makes you feel high.But the concentrates can contain up to 90 percent THC.Esquibel says she almost fainted when she took her first hit.Those high THC levels worry Allen St. Pierre, executive director of the National Organization to Reform Marijuana Laws, a nonprofit lobbying group working to broadly legalize marijuana use.Shots - Health News Evidence On Marijuana's Health Effects Is Hazy At Best Shots - Health News Marijuana May Hurt The Developing Teen Brain "Between the fact that you can potentially pass out with a single inhalation, or you can have such property damage and potential bodily harm just producing it ... these [issues of the vape pen] definitely need to be addressed," he says.

"This is a screaming call for regulation if there ever was one."Most states, such as California, that allow the sale and use of medical marijuana don't have rules on the books about marijuana concentrates or about vaping the substance.California is considering a ban on concentrates, while Colorado and Washington allow them.The sale and use of vape pens is legal in every state.And what about the health effects of vaping pot compared with smoking it?"The problem is that, right now, it's hard to tell how much [THC] you are actually getting when you take a puff of one of these things," says Mark Kleiman, who studies marijuana laws and policies at the University of California, Los Angeles."The risk of getting wrecked is a lot higher."And given that the output of vape pens doesn't have the telltale marijuana smell, Kleiman is also concerned about what the rising popularity of the devices means for parents and teachers."For them this will be a nightmare," he tells Shots."If I am running a school or a house and I have a nose, I can tell if my kids are smoking pot.