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Hunter's blog: Can I drive and smoke a joint?

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As a driver it is forbidden to be under the influence. Our goodies reduce your reaction speed, coordination and perception. This depends on the strength of the joint and how much time elapsed after smoking the joint. Preferably do not take the risk and do not smoke for at least 24 hours if you are going to drive a vehicle. The police can conduct a saliva test to determine whether drivers are under the influence. If the saliva test is positive, a blood test will follow. In the case of our goodies, the THC level in the blood must not exceed 3.0 micrograms per liter of blood. Hunter’s believes that conscious use is important, and safety is always a priority.

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