The Gadget That Measures How Strong Your Weed Smells

With cannabis legalization happening in states across the US and all of Canada, weed regulation is a new frontier for entrepeneurs and existing businesses alike. The Nasal Ranger is a device used for various odor-detecting purposes that found a new use-case when cannabis legalization happened.

Invented by Chuck McGinley and St. Croix Sensory, the Nasal Ranger works by recording the strength of smell, allowing the user to precisely measure how strong a smell is -- that goes for garbage smell just as much as dank weed. Chuck and his team are helping cities and cannabis farms work together in weed legal states to co-exist in a more harmonious way.

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