David Hedlund

Hello David,

Contacting you with regards of adding some additional products to the list you've provided here: https://en.psychonautwiki.org/wiki/UserWiki:David_Hedlund/CBD#Svenska_CBD_produkter_med_offentliga_analyscertifikat

RE: Svenska CBD produkter med offentliga analyscertifikat

The following products have attached COA's:

https://www.greenbalance.se/butik/extrakt/cannabinoider/cannabidiol-cbd-extrakt-5/ https://www.greenbalance.se/butik/extrakt/cannabinoider/cannabidiol-cbd-extrakt-10/ https://www.greenbalance.se/butik/extrakt/cannabinoider/cannabidiol-cbd-extrakt-15/ https://www.greenbalance.se/butik/extrakt/cannabinoider/cannabidiol-cbd-extrakt-20/ https://www.greenbalance.se/butik/extrakt/cannabinoider/cannabidiol-cbd-extrakt-30/

Best regards.

Hey David, I've added some important toxicity information to 2C-T-21, please review and approve it as soon as you can (it relates to health and safety) - https://psychonautwiki.org/wiki/2C-T-21 Thanks friend!

Yes I read that, but that doesn't explain the change still and there isn't any reference for the dosages. There is only a table for daily and weekly intake and "standard drink" varies quite a bit by country so it isn't a solid measurement. Sure on the page it's "mL EtOH", but seems unnecessary to pile up everything, it's not easy to follow. Also "WHO_AUDIT_EN" is missing from the page.

Hello, I would like to ask about Template:SubstanceBox/Alcohol.

First, why did you change from "units" to "mL EtOH", since https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-advice/calculating-alcohol-units/ here it's clearly stated: "One unit equals 10ml or 8g of pure alcohol, which is around the amount of alcohol the average adult can process in an hour."

Isn't it easier to think in "units" rather then mL as long as it's pointed out that it's the UK definition and a reference to it is written on the page. Also where are the sources for these dosages? There doesn't seem to be any reference. Seems a pretty arbitrary change. This thing totally brakes the API and things need to be rewritten every time such changes are made, so there must be a pretty good reason. I hope I'm just missing the references and they are written somewhere.