DENVER (KDVR) — The Colorado Department of Revenue and the Department of Public Health and Environment have issued a health and safety advisory over contaminated marijuana vape devices.
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According to an advisory release, officials identified contaminated Regulated Marijuana Vaporizer Delivery Devices produced by Staycon LLC, doing business as craft, deeming the vapes a public health and safety threat.
Officials said the threat is that the ingredients used in manufacturing include methylene chloride, and the advisory includes batches produced with an ingredient containing it.
The affected product was sold at about 405 stores between Mar. 27 and Sept. 25. The full list includes numerous stores across Denver and other cities in Colorado.
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People who own any of the contaminated batches listed below are urged to immediately destroy or return them to the place of purchase and report any adverse health effects to a professional…