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State regulators recall cannabis products containing pesticide
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”Nightmare Cookies” indeed.
The state has recalled several branded doobies and cannabis flower, containing that strain and others, after reportedly finding high levels of a pesticide in the products.
The New Mexico Cannabis Control Division issued an advisory Wednesday that spinosyn “exceeding legal limits” was found in Drool 2-gram blunts with the strains Nightmare Cookies, Wedding Punch, Rainbow Dream, Blue Dream and the Stone Road-brand 14 gram RYO Forbidden Star Fruit.
Officials said the products had been distributed to dozens of cannabis dispensaries across New Mexico.
“No health-related complaints have been reported to the CCD in connection to this recall,” according to a release.
Officials said buyers should review the product list to see if they purchased a contaminated product.
“If so, they are advised to destroy it or return it to the retailer for proper disposal,” the release states.
Officials said anyone with health-related concerns associated with the recalled products should contact the New Mexico Poison and Drug Information Center at 1-800-222-1222 or consult their health care provider.
