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News November 15th: Cannabix Completes Breath Collection Unit and Provides Update
News November 15th: Cannabix Engages MistyWest and Provides update on Marijuana Breathalyzer Development
News October 16th: Cannabix Comments on Marijuana Legalization in Canada, Impaired Driving and Workplace Safety
News November 15th: Cannabix Engages MistyWest and Provides update on Marijuana Breathalyzer Development
News October 16th: Cannabix Comments on Marijuana Legalization in Canada, Impaired Driving and Workplace Safety
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Pot Breathalyzer in works to identify stoned drivers
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Race on to develop 'pot breathalyzer'
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Driving While High - Eliza Gray
TIME Magazine
Deadly crashes involving pot are on the rise. But stopping stoned drivers won't be easy. Read the story here.
TIME Magazine
Deadly crashes involving pot are on the rise. But stopping stoned drivers won't be easy. Read the story here.
Marijuana breathalyzer in the works to zap mystery out of who's high
As more states legalize marijuana and major cities like New York loosen cannabis possession enforcement policies, investment in the cannabis industry and weed-related products are on the rise. Read the Mashable story here.
As more states legalize marijuana and major cities like New York loosen cannabis possession enforcement policies, investment in the cannabis industry and weed-related products are on the rise. Read the Mashable story here.
Pot breathalyzers debut at National Marijuana Business Conference
While most cannaseurs would love to take some of these new products home, they’re likely steering clear of the new hand-held marijuana breathalyzer made by Cannabix Technologies. Read the SF Gate story here.
While most cannaseurs would love to take some of these new products home, they’re likely steering clear of the new hand-held marijuana breathalyzer made by Cannabix Technologies. Read the SF Gate story here.
Cannabix story on CTV National News (Canada)
CTV Vancouver news story on Cannabix Breathalyzer. Click on the image to see the video now.
Former Mountie join forces with doctor to create marijuana breathalyzer
A former RCMP officer from Ladner is the co-inventor of a new breathalyzer that could be used to detect roadside marijuana use. Kal Malhi, worked in marijuana enforcement for four of his 10 years with the RCMP. He said the fact that the drug is becoming more mainstream contributes to the fact that fewer people are concerned about the repercussions. Read the CTV story now.
A former RCMP officer from Ladner is the co-inventor of a new breathalyzer that could be used to detect roadside marijuana use. Kal Malhi, worked in marijuana enforcement for four of his 10 years with the RCMP. He said the fact that the drug is becoming more mainstream contributes to the fact that fewer people are concerned about the repercussions. Read the CTV story now.
B.C. duo aims to detect drug-impaired drivers with breath testing
Source: Globe and Mail
Source: Globe and Mail
"There is also no roadside equivalent of a breathalyzer for drugs."
Pot Breathalyzer Is on the Road to Becoming a Reality
Source: VICE.COM
Source: VICE.COM
"Colorado Department of Transportation’s highway safety manager, Glenn Davis, told VICE News that his office would be interested in a device like the Cannabix Breathalyzer."
“The state has added dozens of these specialists to law enforcement ranks. They're needed, since there is no easy way to test for marijuana impairment. "I wish we did, but no, we don't have a marijuana Breathalyzer," State Trooper Nicholas Hazlett says.
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