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Cannabix Technologies Inc. (CSE:BLO) and Omega Laboratories, Inc. announced the development and validation of a DOT-like drug-test panel for breath testing. The validated laboratory method expands Omega’s breath-testing capability beyond cannabinoids and enables simultaneous detection of multiple drug classes in breath aerosols collected using Cannabix Technologies’ Breath Collection Unit.

Breath Collection Unit
(Source: Cannabix Technologies.)

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