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what are Cannabis derivatives

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by elo1, Jan 14, 2011.

  1. #1 elo1, Jan 14, 2011
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  2. #2 hellsing420, Jan 14, 2011
  3. #3 rex8000, Jan 14, 2011
    Nah, K2 has no derivative of Cannabis in it, it's a completely different dude called JW 202 I believe.

    Derivatives I believe would be every single thing thc related. Including synthetic thc marinol, probably.
     
  4. #4 Sunn, Jan 14, 2011
    or it could just be totally made up
     
  5. #5 rex8000, Jan 14, 2011

    Which is definitely what it's looking like. :smoke:
     
  6. #6 slarzon, Jan 14, 2011
    drugfree is a nazi organazation man thay want everything banned and outlawed and shit lol and everything thay say is a lie
     
  7. #7 slarzon, Jan 14, 2011
    and yes it means k2 and stuff like that
     
  8. #8 rex8000, Jan 14, 2011

    Yeah, I mean I used logic. God knows what this organization used to write it.
     
  9. #9 slarzon, Jan 14, 2011
    yeah these sly bastards like dare have paws in everything and other lie spreading companys k2 is stupid imo used it a few times this summer it was weird man i hated it
     
  10. #10 mur13, Jan 14, 2011
    If K2 and whatnot are truly considered "cannabis derivatives" they need to come up with another term. This one is misleading. Artificial grape flavoring isn't considered a grape derivative is it?
     
  11. #11 TheCodeWriter, Jan 14, 2011

    Exactly.

    Based entirely on a definition analysis, no this does not mean K2, etc.

    SYNTHETIC compounds are different than a DERIVED chemical

    EX) Heroin is a derivative of opium, JWH-018 is not a derivative of THC


    BUT based on what the article is trying to get across I guess it could be refering to K2, etc.
     
  12. #12 PostPavilion, Jan 14, 2011
    Sounds skewed. But when I first saw the thread I was thinking of concentrates like hash, now I'm not sure...
     
  13. #13 ambientvapors, Jan 15, 2011
    I bet most if not all of the cannabis related deaths they claim are just deaths when a person has THC (or THC derivatives:confused:) in their system, which obviously can be a month or more
     

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