Cannabis group warns against smoking to avoid spreading Covid-19

As the disease is a respiratory illness, NORML suggests edible products instead. FMTNews Covid19

A woman smokes a joint at a coffee shop during the coronavirus lockdown in Amsterdam.

“As long as cultures have consumed cannabis, the practice of sharing a joint amongst friends has been a common social practice,” said Erik Altieri, executive director of NORML, a major US pro-cannabis lobby. He also called on users to not share the various tools they might use to smoke marijuana – including bongs, water pipes or vaping pens – and to clean them with disinfectant gel.

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