

The Clandestine Laboratory Training Department at NES identifies trends in illicit operations and incorporates the most up-to-date equipment, PPE, and protocols for training first responders who must operate in these arenas.


In some instances, illicit labs may produce toxins or explosives, incapacitating personnel. Traditional narcotics such as methamphetamine, marijuana, and heroin have been replaced with new designer drugs, and the area is constantly evolving. Illicit clandestine laboratories have plagued the United States and other countries for years. A handwritten note inside the cover read, To Marc Emery, Thank you for all that. While sitting in the Cannabis Culture office one day I noticed a book on Jodie Emery’s desk titled Guerilla Growing Trade Secrets: Hints Kinks and Tips for the Clandestine Cannabis Grower by author Vinnie Kaz. A total of 35 states have legalized marijuana for medical use, 16 of which allow adults to legally use the substance for recreational use. Our team of professionals has experience in the law enforcement, forensic chemistry, and safety fields, bringing expert opinions and teachings from those with real-world experiences. By Mik Mann, Cannabis Culture on December 2, 2011. NES is the worldwide leader in clandestine laboratory safety training for first responders in law enforcement, hazmat, firefighter, and civil support teams through our Clandestine Laboratory Training Department.
