Amid the noise over potentially impending legalization, product designers wonder how best to package newly over-the-counter marijuana joints.
The concepts are professionally done, but erroneously antiseptic-looking. The clear-plastic bagging and sealed foil pockets are fine for medical marijuana, but that’s not going to be the primary selling market for these roll-ups. Because smokes are smokes, we all know what the corporate-crop rumors will beget at gas stations and bodegas across the land:
So those proposed pharmacy-product cigarettes are charmingly naive, when you just know that Philip Morris is primed to slap its Marlboro brandname onto endless packs of wacky tabacky. A natural complimentary offering to an established tobacco market. No sense in re-inventing the wheel.
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Comment by Marta — 08/09/2021 @ 2:21 AM
Because that’s where Marlboro can pack in additives like nicotine and tar, just like they do for tobacco cigs.
Oh, and also because this is a joke…
Comment by CT — 08/09/2021 @ 8:50 AM
RT @popstat: NAME-BRAND POT PACKAGING http://bit.ly/8YIE92 haha i love this @conman1014
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