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Brian Sandoval Cody L. Phinney, MPH Governor Administrator, DPBH Richard Whitley, MS John M. DiMuro, D.O., MBA Director, DHHS Chief Medical Officer Medical Marijuana Safety and Education Department of Health and Human Services Task


  1. Brian Sandoval Cody L. Phinney, MPH Governor Administrator, DPBH Richard Whitley, MS John M. DiMuro, D.O., MBA Director, DHHS Chief Medical Officer Medical Marijuana Safety and Education Department of Health and Human Services Task Force Work Group Division of Public and Behavioral March 31, 2017 Health Medical Marijuana Program

  2. Inspections • NAC 453A.320 – Will not issue a medical marijuana establishment registration certificate until the Division completes an inspection – Will not issue a medical marijuana establishment registration certificate until it has received a satisfactory report of full compliance with all applicable public safety inspections required by state and local jurisdictions, including, without limitation, fire, building, health and air quality inspections • NAC 453A.322 – Complete inspections and investigations as needed with our without notice 2 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  3. Hygiene • NAC 453A.554-560 and 604 • Agents must practice good hygiene: • Washing hands • Wearing gloves • Wearing clean clothing • Not working when sick with a contagious illness • limit bare hand contact with the plants and avoid bare hand contact with finished product 3 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  4. Construction • NAC 453A.606 - 618 • Floors walls and ceilings must be constructed of smooth, hard surfaces that are easily cleanable – Concrete floors sealed to prevent water absorption; mold and yeast – Ceiling tiles must be washable – No wood products unless properly sealed and are not direct contact surfaces • Ensure doors sweeps/seals are in good repair to prevent pest access • Chemicals labeled and stored below and away from product and contact surfaces 4 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  5. Indoor Cultivation 5 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  6. What are we looking for? 6 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  7. Production • NAC 453A.592 – C0 2, Butane, Ethanol, Ice water, Heat 7 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  8. Production • different ingredients and lab equipment 8 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  9. Production • NAC 453A.566 – Keep potentially hazardous products 41F or colder – Prevent potential contamination or pathogen growth • NAC 453A.576-584 – Sanitize contact surfaces/ check concentrations • NAC 453A.568 – Label and date all products • NAC 453A.552 – At a minimum, the production manager must attend and pass an ANSI accredited food protection manager course 9 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  10. What are we looking for? 10 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  11. Laboratory Testing • NAC 453A.650-670 11 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  12. When testing occurs • NAC 453A.404 – As flower or trim – As extract – As final product • Testing must be completed any time the product changes 12 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  13. Laboratory Testing • Independent testing labs test usable marijuana for – Moisture content – Potency analysis – Terpene analysis – Foreign matter inspection – Microbial screening: Salmonella, E. coli, bile tolerant, total aerobic, yeast and mold , coliforms – Mycotoxin screening – Heavy metal screening – Pesticide residue analysis – Herbicide screening – Growth regulator screening 13 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  14. Laboratory Testing • Independent testing labs test concentrates for – Potency analysis – Terpene analysis – Foreign matter inspection – Microbial screening – Residual solvent test • NAC 453A.672 – Failed lots must be destroyed unless they request re-test or extraction 14 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  15. Destruction 15 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  16. Agent Training • NAC 453A.336 All agents - facility SOPs, and security measures to prevent • diversion, theft or loss Dispensaries - different strains, methods of use, recognizing signs • of abuse or instability by a patient Labs - GLP, QA, QC • Cultivation - methods of cultivation and fertilization, recognizing • insect infestation, pathogens and disease in plants, and the procedures for eradication and the safe disposal of plants, nutritional requirements, procedures for postharvest trimming, drying and curing, and the safe handling of equipment Production- Understanding the different types of products, and the • procedures for safely handling, preparing, producing, packaging and storing products 16 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  17. Packaging/Labeling • NAC 43A.500 – Child-resistant packaging • NRS 453A.360 – Not appealing to children • NAC 453A.502 – Strict control/limited access to materials • NAC 453A.508-512 – Label information matches lab results – Appropriate warnings on labels 17 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  18. Advertising / Logos NAC 453A.708 • – Only promote marijuana through marketing the lab results on the label – No pre-printed potency with estimated values NAC 453A.402 • – A name, logo, sign or advertisement approved by the Administrator – Discreet and professional consistent with pharmacies and medical offices – Acceptable: wellness; compassion; health; patient; therapy; garden; nature; cannabis – No reference to or perception to being high, fun or recreational in nature – Not appeal to minors, contain cartoon-like figures or humor – Avoid decorative or gimmicky fonts, max of two fonts and three colors – Avoid false claims and slang: cure, bud, pot, weed, joint, doobie, 420 18 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  19. Not Acceptable 19 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  20. Advertising / Logos • NRS 453A.350 – Interior/ exterior appearance: professional, orderly, dignified, consistent with pharmacies and medical offices – Discreet and professional signage • Procedure to submit for approval – Submit electronic file to medicalmarijuana@health.nv.gov – Artwork is reviewed by the Advertising Guidelines Workgroup – The Advertising Guidelines Workgroup gives recommendation to approve or deny (with reason) – The Administrator makes final decision – Appeals are not permitted. 20 Division of Public and Behavioral Health

  21. Thank you! • Kara Cronkhite • Division of Public and Behavioral Health • kcronkhite@health.nv.gov 21 of [21] Division of Public and Behavioral Health

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