Implementing a Standard THC Unit in Canada - What We Heard

Summarizes findings from two national consultations on implementing a standard THC unit in Canada for research, surveillance and product labelling. The surveys engaged a range of interest holders, including researchers, public health professionals, clinicians, decision makers, cannabis industry representatives and people who use cannabis. Most respondents saw value in a common metric to improve measurement of THC exposure, enhance comparability across studies and clarify product information for consumers.

Three key points of interest you will find in the document:

• The value and benefits of implementing a standard THC unit
• Challenges and barriers to implementation in both research and product labelling
• Strategies to address challenges and suggested next steps