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Still, how does ingesting marijuana affect driving? In the past,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], there was no reason to figure out a level where legal impairment begins. Now medical marijuana patients want to know: How long do I have to wait before I can drive? There is no established level of THC at which you are legally impaired for the purpose of driving.
However, there are lots of opinions by experts and others involved. Attorney Matt Abel, of Cannabis Counsel TLC, says that THC, the substance in marijuana that gets you high, is out of your bloodstream in “four to six hours,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], although that doesn’t mean someone has to wait that amount of time before they drive.”
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The operator’s retail cigar sales saw double-digit increases last year and are on mark to do the same in 2010. “Consumers are purchasing both cigarettes and little cigars in the same transaction and switching between the products,” Davoli said. “It seems they are taking a ‘smoke a cigarette, smoke a cigar’ approach as a way to decrease the total cost of tobacco enjoyment.”
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