Lab results and certificates of analysis
Every batch we sell is tested before it is listed, and the report for your specific batch ships with your order. If you want to see one before you buy, ask.
How to read a COA
Four things matter. Potency tells you cannabinoid content — remember that total THC is calculated, not measured directly, using the formula (THCA x 0.877) + THC, because THCA loses mass when it decarboxylates. Residual solvents should read none on anything sold as solventless. Pesticides and heavy metals are the two panels most often quietly omitted, and they are the two that matter most for safety.
Accreditation
A report is only as good as the lab behind it. Look for ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation on the header. An unaccredited lab’s number is a marketing claim, not a measurement.
Matching the batch
The batch or lot number printed on your jar must appear on the report. A COA for a different batch of the same product tells you nothing about what you actually received.
Questions about a specific report go through the contact page.