As concerns about the health hazards of vaping mount, a market for illicit cannabis-vaping products is thriving on big tech platforms like Facebook and Amazon
As concerns about the health hazards of vaping mount, a market for illicit cannabis-vaping products and the tools to create counterfeits is thriving online, according to a review by The Wall Street Journal and interviews with legal cannabis sellers and testing labs.
On Instagram, users offer products ranging from cannabis oils to vaping devices and packaging materials. On Amazon.com Inc., third-party sellers hawk empty packaging for vape products, and on Facebook Inc.’s Marketplace, sellers offer vaping products containing...
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