MO Division of Cannabis Regulation issues third marijuana product recall in one month

For the third time in one month, Missouri’s Division of Cannabis Regulation has issued a product recall for marijuana products.

The DCR issued a product recall Friday, Aug. 30 for marijuana products manufactured by Blue Sky Health & Wellness LLC, a marijuana-infused product manufacturer in Jonesburg.

The state’s recall lists 242 consumer products manufactured by Blue Sky Health & Wellness LLC, including extracts, resin and infused pre-rolls. The full recall list can be accessed at health.mo.gov/safety/cannabis/recalls.php.

The products were recalled because they were not compliantly tracked in Metrc, Missouri’s track-and-trace system for marijuana products, according to a DCR news release. Because the products were not tracked, the DCR could not verify health and safety requirements.

Patients and consumers who have purchased a recalled product should stop using it. All unused products should be discarded or returned to the dispensary where they were purchased. Returned products will not count toward a patient’s purchase limit. For more information on returns, contact the dispensary where you purchased the product.

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No adverse side effects from products manufactured by the facility had been reported to the DCR, as of Aug. 30.

Anyone who may be experiencing adverse reactions should seek immediate medical attention. Patients and consumers should report any adverse effects by emailing CannabisComplaints@health.mo.gov or fill out a complaint form on the DCR website.

In August, the DCR also issued recalls for marijuana products manufactured by NGWMO LLC, a comprehensive cultivation facility in Marceline, and C&C Manufacturing LLC, a marijuana-infused product manufacturer in Springfield. Products manufactured by NGWMO LLC were not compliantly tested prior to being sold to patients and consumers and products manufactured by C&C Manufacturing LLC were not compliantly tracked.

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