CSU, Gofire to study cannabis inhaler efficacy 

FORT COLLINS — Researchers at Colorado State University’s Department of Psychology are working with teams from Denver-based health-tech firm Gofire Inc. to study the efficacy of the company’s smart inhaler for cannabis intake. 

The Gofire Inhaler, along with its app-connected data-gathering technology, is aimed at providing consistent dosing and analysis of dosing outcomes. 

“This is a milestone event for cannabis research,” Bradley Conner, associate professor and director of addiction counseling at Colorado State University, said in a prepared statement. “For the first time, we will be able to accurately record exact dosing intakes of…