Fake pot, said to provide marijuana-like high, prohibited in U.S.

“Fake pot,” marketed in stores and online as providing marijuana-like highs, would be made illegal under regulations planned by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

The products have the potential to be “extremely harmful” because of their method of manufacture and their potency, according to the Federal Register notice. By Justin Blum - November 24, 2010; Bloomberg

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