pice, a synthetic marijuana alternative, is apparently becoming more popular among service members due to the mistaken belief that its properties can’t be detected through urinalysis.
However, the Marine Corps does in fact have a test to detect the synthetic marijuana alternative and since September I Marine Expeditionary Force has dealt with at least four Spice related incidents.
“We are testing for it now because before it technically wasn’t a controlled substance,” said Staff Sgt. Daniel Paredes, substance abuse control officer for I Marine Expeditionary Headquarters Group. “There was no way for the state to stop selling it.” ......
However, the Marine Corps does in fact have a test to detect the synthetic marijuana alternative and since September I Marine Expeditionary Force has dealt with at least four Spice related incidents.
“We are testing for it now because before it technically wasn’t a controlled substance,” said Staff Sgt. Daniel Paredes, substance abuse control officer for I Marine Expeditionary Headquarters Group. “There was no way for the state to stop selling it.” ......
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