(a) (1) As used in this section, “processed marijuana product” means a marijuana product intended for human consumption that has been altered from the usable marijuana under the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment of 2016, Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 98, by extraction, concentration, encapsulation, chemical manipulation, or other process.(2) “Processed marijuana product” includes without limitation edibles, oils, concentrations, tinctures, topicals, inhalables, and other forms of marijuana that have been infused or processed.(3) (A) “Processed marijuana product” is separate and distinct from marijuana paraphernalia that requires the combustion of marijuana to be properly utilized, including pipes, water pipes, bongs, chillums, rolling papers, and roach clips.(B) “Processed marijuana product” is not subject to prohibitions that are applicable to paraphernalia.
(1) As used in this section, “processed marijuana product” means a marijuana product intended for human consumption that has been altered from the usable marijuana under the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment of 2016, Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 98, by extraction, concentration, encapsulation, chemical manipulation, or other process.
(2) “Processed marijuana product” includes without limitation edibles, oils, concentrations, tinctures, topicals, inhalables, and other forms of marijuana that have been infused or processed.
(3) (A) “Processed marijuana product” is separate and distinct from marijuana paraphernalia that requires the combustion of marijuana to be properly utilized, including pipes, water pipes, bongs, chillums, rolling papers, and roach clips.(B) “Processed marijuana product” is not subject to prohibitions that are applicable to paraphernalia.
(A) “Processed marijuana product” is separate and distinct from marijuana paraphernalia that requires the combustion of marijuana to be properly utilized, including pipes, water pipes, bongs, chillums, rolling papers, and roach clips.
(B) “Processed marijuana product” is not subject to prohibitions that are applicable to paraphernalia.
(b) All processed marijuana products shall be tested after being fully processed and in the form of a finished product suitable for packaging.
(c) The testing under this section shall comply with the rules of the Department of Health and include without limitation the testing of:(1) Pesticides;(2) Heavy metals;(3) Microbiological contaminants;(4) Residual solvents; and(5) Concentrations of tetrahydrocannabinol and cannabidiol.
(1) Pesticides;
(2) Heavy metals;
(3) Microbiological contaminants;
(4) Residual solvents; and
(5) Concentrations of tetrahydrocannabinol and cannabidiol.
(d) This section does not authorize or prohibit any specific product including without limitation prerolls, blunts, or any other ready-made inhalables.