n the past decade, the legalization of cannabis has accelerated across the U.S. Today, almost every state permits the medical use of cannabis, while close to half of all states embrace full legalization for adults. While these changes are promising, there’s a crucial issue at hand: the lack of a universal cannabis product symbol. The failure of regulators to agree on a standardized symbol poses a significant public health risk, as a harmonized symbol is essential for people of all ages and backgrounds to identify cannabis products rapidly and accurately. Thankfully, a solution has emerged in the form of the International Intoxicating Cannabinoid Product Symbol (IICPS), a thoughtfully designed and universally recognized symbol
