Class Action Lawsuit Accuses CA Cannabis Companies for Not Being Strong Enough

Two weed companies in California have been sued for allegedly not getting consumers high enough after promising more potent products.

The class-action lawsuit was filed Thursday against DreamFields Brands, Inc. and Med for America, Inc. over a product they produce. The suit alleges that Jeeter prerolls advertise much higher THC levels than they actually contain.

Jeeter’s packaging claims its pre-rolled products average around 35% THC content and can reach as high as 46% on some products. Jeeter writes on its packaging that its product is “the one Joint that will get you to Mars quicker than Elon Musk.”

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