CBD Usage
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Dphoenix
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The long and short of it is, you can't because unless you get this stuff from an actual lab at a university, there's been some small amount of THC content.
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Federal Aviation Administration Clarifies Marijuana And CBD Policy For Pilots
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently issued an advisory clarifying that pilots who test positive for THC are disqualified from certain certifications, even if that’s just from trace amounts in CBD products or if they use marijuana in a state where it’s legal. The advisory notes...
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BEEF SUPREME
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If you do use CBDs don't buy the cheap gas station garbage. Also pick up a few home pee test kits that test for THC. If you're going to take the risk at least be informed if you will test positive or not before you go back to work.
RetiredATLATC
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I can hook y'all up on some syzrup!
FlapOperator
Any traffic please advise
And if you do test positive it will be 6mo before you’re clean again, right?
BEEF SUPREME
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At least 
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FlapOperator
Any traffic please advise
Not really an issue rn with this pandemic. Actually it might be a good idea to.... never mind lol
Surprised that you would suggest a pilot even dabble in CBD’s when we’ve already had cases of positive tests...
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Completely Bat Dick!!
... for pilots or anyone else.
But, hey, Bros! If you're like, kinda curious, it totally cures Corona... and Cancer... and you'll get sooooo totally laid.
BEEF SUPREME
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No.
It’s more like if you’re gonna do heroin don’t use dirty needles.
That whole abstinence thing usually has a lot of broken lives in its wake.
FAA Aeromedical is like dealing with doctors in the dark ages. One of my favorite doctors constantly tells me “they can’t deal with health.”
It’s kind of pathetic that ALPA just rubber stamps the FAA’s take on it but I understand why.
And if you’re gonna do heroin don’t use dirty needles.
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Not necessarily true. @msmspilot THC level is what will make or break you. In most CBDs, it varies. Sorry, Harry Anslinger's 1937 ignorance to the facts is prevalent even today even among professionals. I coordinated with a couple of government organizations to get a true perspective.
Here's a good summary:
Will CBD Show Up on a Drug Test?
CBD shouldn't, but some of its ingredients can. Confusing, right? Here's what you need to know about trace THC, how to find a pure CBD product, and more.
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Yes sir. I actually would. I would encourage them to do the research first to know "exactly" what the possible impacts are of varied CBD products available. The more you know, the more you realize there is a clear and distinct different between hemp CBD and marijuana CBD.
I worked with two government agencies that would slam you if you came up 'hot' on a urinalysis <and believe me when I say I questioned why I was so "frequently randomly selected" to go pee in a bottle>. Even more disconcerting to me was even after I came up negative, they believed the test were flawed because I did volunteer disclosure. Yes, they were educated. CBD and weed ARE DIFFERENT. You simply ask - what's the intent of use? The answer will help you decide your options.
msmspilot
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I do understand that. But how much THC is in that product? You have no way to know.Not necessarily true. @msmspilot THC level is what will make or break you. In most CBDs, it varies. Sorry, Harry Anslinger's 1937 ignorance to the facts is prevalent even today even among professionals. I coordinated with a couple of government organizations to get a true perspective.
Here's a good summary:
Will CBD Show Up on a Drug Test?
CBD shouldn't, but some of its ingredients can. Confusing, right? Here's what you need to know about trace THC, how to find a pure CBD product, and more.
Actually, you do have a way to know. You have to read the label. If it doesn't say, ok. . .treat it like moonshine <treat it with suspicion>
NovemberEcho
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Most CBD’s aren’t regulated because they’re sold as a supplement. Independent tests have shown that they can vary from .4% THC to as high as 10% THC irregardless of what the label shows.
Actually .3% THC is legal to sell here in Texas. The laws vary from state to state as far as testing is concerned and any variation above .3% will get you pickle with your state AG folks <strickly from a grower viewpoint>, however, regardless of the negativity of the former public relations campaigns, CBD and hemp have proven to be beneficial. Back to the original premise - what do you wish to use CBD for? OK. . .sure - Caveat emptor
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