Since not all states have established requirements for testing medical marijuana, regulations vary widely from state to state and, in the case of Connecticut, from laboratory to laboratory, making the subject a learning process. “This program, and especially the microbiology parts of it, evolves over time as a function of the things that other states learn, and that we learn, going through all this, Rodrick Marriott, director of the Control Division, told the outlet. Department of Drugs.
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