![Marijuana Edibles Edible marijuana products are pictured on display at a medical marijuana dispensary in Denver on April 18, 2014.](https://api.time.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/marijuana-colorado-edible.jpg?quality=85&w=2400)
A regulatory task force will meet in Colorado on Wednesday to consider revising rules that govern the packaging requirements around edible marijuana products, after two high-profile deaths were linked to pot comestibles.
The meeting in Aurora will consider whether rules should be implemented to limit the amount of THC—the active ingredient in marijuana—in a “single serving” size of 10mg. Currently no requirement exists that edible marijuana products come in single-serving sizes, KUSA-TV reports.
The meeting comes after a 19-year-old leapt to his death from a building after reportedly consuming 65 mg of THC in a marijuana cookie. In another instance, police say a Denver man ate THC-infused candy before shooting and killing his wife.
[KUSA-TV]
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