Drugs, substances, and certain chemicals used to make drugs are classified into five distinct categories or schedules depending upon the drug’s acceptable medical use and the drug’s abuse or dependence potential. The United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) carefully considers the drugs and substances’ abuse rate before rating the scheduling. Read more below on Schedule … Read More →
Schedule I Substances
Drugs, substances, and certain chemicals used to make drugs are classified into five distinct categories or schedules depending upon the drug’s acceptable medical use and the drug’s abuse or dependence potential. The United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) carefully considers the abuse rate of the drugs and substances before rating the scheduling. Read more below … Read More →
Series: Medical Marijuana and Workplace Testing
As more states legalize forms of marijuana, interest in its use has grown substantially. How can states pass legislation if marijuana is still illegal under federal law? How does this affect your testing program? Read more on medical marijuana and workplace drug testing below.
… Read More →Frequently Asked Marijuana Questions
As more states legalize forms of marijuana, interest in its use has grown substantially. How can states pass legislation if marijuana is still illegal under federal law? How does marijuana affect the user? Read about these frequently asked questions and more below.
… Read More →Understanding the Differences Between THC and CBD
As more states legalize marijuana, interest in CBD oil has grown substantially. Short for cannabidiol, CBD is said to help with stress, anxiety, restlessness, and aches and pains – without the mind-altering effects of marijuana. Although it is growing in popularity, especially when added to foods and drinks, its legal status is still fuzzy. To … Read More →
Tomo Featured in Biz 417 Discussing New Medical Marijuana Law
Tomo Drug Testing was honored to be included in an article in the Biz 417 entitled “Altered State: The Business of Pot in Missouri,” published September 2019. Angela Garrison, Vice President of Operations at Tomo, discussed how the passage of Amendment 2 in November could affect Missouri employers. What will the new medical marijuana law … Read More →
The Difference Between CBD and THC
As more states legalize marijuana, interest in CBD oil has grown substantially. In fact, the Brightfield Group estimates that the hemp-CBD market could hit $22 billion by 2022. Short for cannabidiol, CBD is said to help with stress, anxiety, restlessness, and aches and pains – without the mind-altering effects of marijuana. Although it is growing … Read More →
Marijuana Treatment for Cancer
Several American companies have recently made claims that their products, which are derived from marijuana, can treat or cure cancer. These claims sparked intrigue and excitement; unfortunately, the companies could not produce evidence that the claims were true. As noted in a recent press release, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) “has grown increasingly … Read More →
Drug Testing in Colorado
Colorado made history when voters passed Amendment 64 in November 2012, legalizing recreational cannabis use and possession in the Centennial State. The legal sale of recreational marijuana began in January 2014. In the years since, many people have wondered how legalized marijuana has truly impacted Colorado communities. Although you may hear different answers from different … Read More →
Legalized Marijuana: What You Need to Know
Did you know that the government owns and operates a pot shop in North Bonneville, Washington, and its profits support city projects? Did you know that smoking marijuana in public is illegal in all 50 states? Did you know you could be fired for smoking pot? Even as marijuana gains legal status in states across … Read More →
