Three companies that sold cannabis drops blamed for liver injuries will temporarily stop marketing their products in Colorado and pay a $400,000 fine, according to the attorney general’s office.

The companies — Nuka Enterprises, Nuka Properties and Sima Sciences — could sell their products in the state again at some point if they meet certain conditions, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said. If they violate the terms of the agreement, the fine would increase to $1 million.

Weiser alleged the companies knew customers who took the Midnight Drops sleep aid , sold under the brand name 1906, had developed liver problems, but continued to send the product to stores for almost two years.

When confronted with the reported liver injuries in 2022, the companies reformulated the drops with

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