How can we help you?

You want to start cultivating cannabis indoors, develop a new cannabis product, or get your existing product approved for the medical market? You have multiple questions at once, and you wish there was a one-stop shop for discussing all your needs? That means you are looking for the LCC. Our members provide all materials needed for controlled (indoor or greenhouse) cultivation of cannabis. They also provide services for product development, laboratory testing, or getting your products through a registration process. The LCC will check what you need, get you in contact with the right folks, and monitor the progress of your project. To make sure you get where you want to be.

Sometimes you don’t need to buy materials or products. You just need professional advice to make sure you are going in the right direction. As consultants, we consider ourselves as an experienced guide in the dynamic and confusing world of cannabis. We will show our clients what relevant developments are taking place, where information can be found, and who can provide the answers they need. We can support you to set up cannabis cultivation, navigate regulatory requirements, organize your lab, develop new products, review the scientific literature, or write clinical trial protocols. We believe it is important to know when to say ‘I don’t know’ and refer clients to other professionals who may know better. For that reason we actively work with an international network of proven experts, with a special link to New Brunswick, Canada.

Our research projects are primarily focused on the needs of our members, in order to provide them with scientific data about their products and services. In certain cases, we may also be available to help you design, execute, and publish your own scientific studies. After all, writing protocols, finding qualified scientists, and drawing proper conclusions from your data requires skills that you may not have in-house. We can offer scientific support for small or large research projects, in a range of topics.

With the rapid legalization of medicinal cannabis come many new questions and uncertainties. But where can you go to learn about this controversial topic, after decades of prohibition, misunderstanding and illegal use? Scientists do not have the practical answers you are looking for, and do not always understand the nuances of cannabis. Companies treat all their knowledge as intellectual property, and what they share is mostly advertising. And government officials are there to regulate cannabis – not to answer your questions. Meanwhile, the internet provides you with a total overload of unverified information. So who do you listen to? LCC offers courses ranging from an hour to a full week, focusing on the topics you want to hear about. In this way, you can increase the knowledge of your own staff, educate physicians in the country you are active, or even update the authorities you are dealing with.