Flower DOE Medical JH T28 Union Jack Herer (New Batch)

[williemed]

Thanks so much for that mate you really have gone miles above and beyond what should be expected of a patient when raising a complaint of this manner
Sort of smells like they never wanted it in their hands and a response from us to the letter and video will be published later

No problem bro. Kind of feel like I have to as they seem to be trying to worm their way out of it. That's great, appreciate it

 

[williemed]

Look at how not normal the colour of the heads are pure orange and not cbn coverage naturally obv caused by mould and concentrated in that place where most of it is and causing degredation .

Small bud looks almost botryitis with colour and they say this is normal cos of paper says so.

If you look on pink kush thread you will see nicks reply about as long as no toxins present even white mycelium present then on paper it can pass.

That outlook and fuckery HAS to change ASAP

Absolutely mate it all looks like classic botrytis to me. That last bit about no toxin being present so it can pass is SHOCKING mate things clearly have to change in that case.

 

[Moon]

Botrytis Effects on Humans​

Exposure to botrytis cinerea is only dangerous to persons with pre-existing lung conditions or allergies. Breathing in or touching the spores can lead to a mild to severe allergic reaction.

There is one specific type of allergic reaction, a very rare one, that is of some concern. This particular kind of allergic reaction is hypersensitivity pneumonitis, also known as winegrower’s lung or farmer’s lung.

In this case, exposure to botrytis cinerea causes inflammation in the lungs which could leave lasting damage. It requires immediate treatment to avoid lung scarring.

Is Botrytis Harmful to Humans? Our Top Prevention Tips! - Grow Your Yard

Botrytis cinerea, also known as grey mold, is generally not dangerous to humans but it could cause a respiratory allergic reaction in some. The allergic

growyouryard.com

 

[Moon]

I had a worrying year in 2024 as a cat scan for something else picked up several nodules in my lungs, another scan was required late 2024 to do a comparion, luckily for me not cancer and no change in the size of the nodules, the consultant explained to me they call these nodules lung scaring, and then said i must have had a severe respitory infection in the past to cause this, I am not aware of one, but reading about "exposure to botrytis cinerea causes inflammation in the lungs which could leave lasting damage. It requires immediate treatment to avoid lung scarring." had given me food for thought. I buried some hash back around 2010 and only remembered it around 2015, the hash had white fur all over it, i scraped it off and smoked the lot, I was also given some NL about 20yrs back that had the same mould that i again ignored. I now wonder if this is how i have 'scared' lungs. I won't be making the same mistake again. Just though i would post this whilst on the subject of mould, as it can be a serious matter.

 

[williemed]

Botrytis Effects on Humans​

Exposure to botrytis cinerea is only dangerous to persons with pre-existing lung conditions or allergies. Breathing in or touching the spores can lead to a mild to severe allergic reaction.

There is one specific type of allergic reaction, a very rare one, that is of some concern. This particular kind of allergic reaction is hypersensitivity pneumonitis, also known as winegrower’s lung or farmer’s lung.

In this case, exposure to botrytis cinerea causes inflammation in the lungs which could leave lasting damage. It requires immediate treatment to avoid lung scarring.

Is Botrytis Harmful to Humans? Our Top Prevention Tips! - Grow Your Yard

Botrytis cinerea, also known as grey mold, is generally not dangerous to humans but it could cause a respiratory allergic reaction in some. The allergic

growyouryard.com

Good info moon! I think it's also worth adding though that I think it's labelled 'rare' as exposure historically was low/ambient - say a farmer spending too much time in an old barn of mouldy hay. Where we are talking about vaporising the contaminated flower directly I should imagine the risks are substantially elevated and it would be quite hazerdous to anyone, let alone patients who are immunocompromised.

 

[williemed]

I had a worrying year in 2024 as a cat scan for something else picked up several nodules in my lungs, another scan was required late 2024 to do a comparion, luckily for me not cancer and no change in the size of the nodules, the consultant explained to me they call these nodules lung scaring, and then said i must have had a severe respitory infection in the past to cause this, I am not aware of one, but reading about "exposure to botrytis cinerea causes inflammation in the lungs which could leave lasting damage. It requires immediate treatment to avoid lung scarring." had given me food for thought. I buried some hash back around 2010 and only remembered it around 2015, the hash had white fur all over it, i scraped it off and smoked the lot, I was also given some NL about 20yrs back that had the same mould that i again ignored. I now wonder if this is how i have 'scared' lungs. I won't be making the same mistake again. Just though i would post this whilst on the subject of mould, as it can be a serious matter.

Honestly I should imagine that is fairly likely. Inhaling that kind of mould in high concentrations like that is no joke.

 

[Moon]

Good info moon! I think it's also worth adding though that I think it's labelled 'rare' as exposure historically was low/ambient - say a farmer spending too much time in an old barn of mouldy hay. Where we are talking about vaporising the contaminated flower directly I should imagine the risks are substantially elevated and it would be quite hazerdous to anyone, let alone patients who are immunocompromised.

Yes the risk is way more for us vaping, especially as the vape does not hit combustion temps so will prob not kill off spores. Really as we now have the Jack and Pink Kush this week the govt should reconsider vaping only for MC as a joint/bong/pipe and combusion maybe safer mould wise.

 

[GrownHealth]

Hi mate all well here likewise hope you're good

Vid with the phone here but it's not the best quality


So I got the camera out to make it a bit harder to argue with. At the end I got the extension tubes out too to really get in there so you can see the individual mould fibres blowing in the wind . Hard to believe anyone could question the photos honestly but I think this should be totally inarguable but if you need anything else let me know bro



That's the craziest thing to me they didn't even pick up the flower for analysis so how they can claim a thorough investigation is madness. For me that's where it oversteps the line from a mistake to actual negligence/malpractice.

 

[williemed]

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Great stuff bro, appreciate your help with shedding a bit of light on this

 

[node]

Great stuff bro, appreciate your help with shedding a bit of light on this

They'd be grade a lunatics if they don't - but what will you do if the mofos won't refund?

 

[GrownHealth]

Great stuff bro, appreciate your help with shedding a bit of light on this

No worries dude and as a patient it is reassuring to know we have a voice and thank-you for making patients aware of this issue and response

 

[GrownHealth]

They'd be grade a lunatics if they don't - but what will you do if the mofos won't refund?

Pitchforks is it not?

 

[node]

Pitchforks is it not?

what real ones? lol nah not being flippant here, just its going to keep happening this until Cannabis Industry Council, MedBud and whoever on the patients sides agrees a working process with each clinic. Its about time Orgs on our side grew some and MedBud could refuse to list clinics or pharmacies that won't sign up.

 

[GrownHealth]

what real ones? lol nah not being flippant here, just its going to keep happening this until Cannabis Industry Council, MedBud and whoever on the patients sides agrees a working process with each clinic. Its about time Orgs on our side grew some and MedBud could refuse to list clinics or pharmacies that won't sign up.

To be honest last year when I had an issue and also Blacksheepvegan at the same time both of the pharmacies once shown the facts sorted refunds and new products were prescribed pretty much straight away and iirc Montu was one of them

 

[node]

To be honest last year when I had an issue and also Blacksheepvegan at the same time both of the pharmacies once shown the facts sorted refunds and new products were prescribed pretty much straight away and iirc Montu was one of them

Yes I've had fantastic service there also and I'm shocked too - but could be a change in policy - "no refundzzzzzz. like it or lump it - but def don't use it throw it out. Whats £85 to you? Its nothing to us.And if you can't afford the odd dud then jog on"

 

[GrownHealth]

Yes I've had fantastic service there also and I'm shocked too - but could be a change in policy - "no refundzzzzzz. like it or lump it - but def don't use it throw it out. Whats £85 to you? Its nothing to us.And if you can't afford the odd dud then jog on"

Then it's eyes on their response now challenged about it.

 

[Delta 9]

Pitchforks is it not?

Cannabis europa london big massive picture of it on a board with there is nothing wrong with this product or a catchy slogan .

Could use kenny for little britain for Montu lol

Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, the eyes, the eyes, not around the eyes, don't look around my eyes, look into my eyes, you're under. There is no mycelium fuzz on your product you are imagining it

Its not funny but its dangerous , should send them some fuzzy strawberrys

 

[joint_account]

This is insane to me.

If anything they've got some cannabis mixed in with your 10g of mould.

 

[node]

Seriously wish @Smacksalad was in London and get up close and personal with his activism on these legal criminals.
@Smokie McGreen Sorry mate again heres another big issue we struggle with. I don't know if you see a video here or fancy activating lol? Its a pretty grimey industry that needs cleaning up #CLEANUP_MCUK

 

[williemed]

They'd be grade a lunatics if they don't - but what will you do if the mofos won't refund?

For me it's a much bigger issue than the £85 to be honest mate. Pharmacies can't be sending out mouldy medicine and then gaslighting patients into thinking it's safe.