"Walk into a dispensary and you'll see two types of products. One emphasizes lab results, craftsmanship, and safety. The other leans on low prices and marketing buzz. The difference between clean weed and cheap weed isn't just taste - it's chemistry, ethics, and experience. As one of the fastest-growing Black-Owned and Veteran-Owned craft cannabis brands in the state, Silly Nice exists to show why quality matters."
"Unregulated or mass-produced cannabis often sacrifices safety for volume. Without strict testing and oversight, these products can contain: Pesticide residues from industrial grows Heavy metals absorbed from contaminated soil Residual solvents left from cheap extraction methods Mold and mildew from poor curing or storage Those issues aren't just unpleasant - they're unhealthy. Respiratory irritation, headaches, and long-term exposure to contaminants can turn a recreational habit into a real risk."
Legal cannabis in New York presents two clear product categories: craft, tested products emphasizing safety and transparency, and lower-priced options that prioritize volume and marketing. Mass-produced or unregulated cannabis can contain pesticide residues, heavy metals, residual solvents, and mold or mildew, creating acute and long-term health risks such as respiratory irritation and headaches. Licensed producers must meet state testing standards, but product purity and transparency still vary. Producing clean cannabis requires third-party lab testing, premium extraction methods that preserve terpenes, eco-friendly packaging, and small-batch production, all of which increase costs while ensuring consistency, potency, and sustainability.
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