Our Thoughts on the 10 mg Proposal in SB62

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The Alaska Cannabis Growers Association disagrees with the proposed 10 mg limit for edibles. This creates many problems for the consumer. When ingesting such a small amount of THC, there are a few things that could potentially be considered a problem.  For the average consumer, the small dose of 10mg is not likely to create a noticeable “psychoactive” or pain relieving effect.  For the first time user, this is a good amount to begin with, but for anyone that medicates, this is entirely too small. A medical patient may consume, in one dose, anywhere from 100 mg – 500 mg (sometime more) to obtain pain relief.

We must understand there will be a large portion of people using the recreational market in Alaska for their own self-medication. This proposal, if passed, will put an undue financial burden on a patient or consumer that is trying to alleviate pain by consuming large amounts of cannabinoids. (This method of treatment for pain alleviation is far better,...

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