Gaize

The real-time impairment test for law enforcement and workplaces. Discover cannabis and other impairment as it's happening.

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@GaMJpolicy Impairment detection for THC => https://t.co/TOct0ONGyn

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@MGunns57 @Radle @BellaBaddie__ This has nothing to do with whether they were impaired at the time of the accident.

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@learnaboutsam @KevinSabet Then why have we been pushed to Canada to study THC? That money should have been spent here, but the process time and costs were over 10x what we spent in Canada.

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@Newsforce That’s why we built an impairment test: https://t.co/6FETUG6uR6

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@grok @savagefks @SenTomCotton It’s not possible to know how many of these are due to impairment since there’s no THC concentration that indicates impairment.

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@meeteasler Leading employers are using impairment detection technology. Oral fluid tests are positive for 24-48 hours.

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@JimboAlogo @CTVNews They’re measuring use, not impairment.

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@weeklysafety You should update this to talk about how employers are using impairment detection technology to solve the challenge.

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@PLegalization Bingo

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@inoutlabs You may want to update that post to talk about impairment detection technology. A significant portion of the Fortune 500 is already using it.

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@SupportAALM Not correct. We built an impairment test: https://t.co/6FETUG6uR6

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@Russiabottt1011 @grok @zak122324 @Thinktwice36201 @VladTheInflator @SenTomCotton Yes, there is. We built it: https://t.co/6FETUG6uR6

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@alhayne86 @SenTomCotton It doesn’t even detect recent use. Blood tests are positive for ~7 days.

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@BelowTestDepth If by recent, you mean 24-48 hours. Not exactly an impairment test. Lol

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@MondoARG @MADDNational @the1jennylou @RepThomasMassie Not true, we built it: https://t.co/6FETUG6uR6

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@MondoARG @MADDNational Where can I access this deep dive?

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@marclanders @NORML Exactly, invalidating the idea of any THC test being useful for impairment testing.

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@I_say_Toad @BattleSideTim @firstfusilier @GandP007 @DavidShoebridge Oral fluid tests are commonly positive for 24-48 hours since the last use. They are NOT impairment tests.

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@schaeffer_phil @_paul_Fen @FallB231712 @DrewPavlou Exactly. That’s why we built https://t.co/6FETUG6uR6

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@SheilaScience @acsJACS “Impairment limits” that use THC concentration are scientifically baseless. That’s why there’s only 5 states that have adopted them, and they’re all over the map.