“The good thing is that if it is not in your breath, then you are very unlikely to have used recently,” said Dr. Lynn.

“Even though it’s legal, it’s not legal to drive impaired,” [Walpole Police Chief John Carmichael] said. “Allowing the officers on the street to have the right tools to address this is very important.”

“It’s illegal to drive impaired in all 50 states. And whether you’re impaired by marijuana or by alcohol, it doesn’t matter, that’s clearly illegal.”

“A California company may have developed a game changer for detecting impaired drivers. The company Hound Labs created a breathalyzer able to detect the amount of THC in a driver’s breath.” View the full article here >

“‘Science needs to come to our aid,’ Snyder said. ‘We need some help.’ The California company Hound Labs might have done just that by developing a breathalyzer test for marijuana.” View the full article here >

“The Bay Area trauma doctor and reserve deputy sheriff developed a breathalyzer measuring THC in the breath, which he says disappears about two hours after smoking.” View the full article here >

“One Bay Area company says they’ve developed a breathalyzer that can help law enforcement detect whether or not someone driving while high.” View the full article here >

“One question that remains is how can you test for recent marijuana use when it comes to impaired driving?”

“Ever since marijuana has become legal in Colorado, the need for a marijuana breathalyzer to determine if someone is driving stoned has come to the forefront.” View the full video here >

“I’m looking for a company that produces a marijuana breathalyzer.” View the full video here >

“CEO Mike Lynn demos a breathalyzer that measures the amount of THC in a person’s breath.”