Jeeter Sued for Lower THC Content Than Advertised

Popular American pre-roll manufacturer Jeeter, known for promising customers “the joint that will get you to Mars faster than Elon Musk,” has found itself at the center of a class action lawsuit. Consumers have filed a suit against California-based producers DreamFields Brands, Inc. and Med for America, Inc., alleging that the actual THC content in their products is significantly lower than what is advertised on their packaging and in their marketing.

According to Jeeter’s packaging, their products are supposed to contain an average of about 35% THC, with some products claiming as much as 46%. However, the lawsuit claims that independent lab testing of a Jeeter pre-roll labeled as containing 46% THC actually revealed a THC content between 23% and 27%.

The lawsuit alleges that Jeeter’s inaccurate labeling violates several California consumer protection laws regarding false advertising, as well as regulations set by the state’s Department of Cannabis Control.

The suit also cites an investigation by the Cannabis Industry Journal, which concluded that many manufacturers have sacrificed honesty for profit: “This practice has become so widespread that producers openly advertise higher potency values to attract customers.”

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