Product COA'S

A Certificate of Analysis (COA) for cannabis is a document that provides detailed information about the composition and quality of a specific cannabis product. It is typically generated by a third-party testing laboratory and serves as a crucial tool for ensuring the safety, potency, and overall quality of cannabis products, including marijuana and hemp-derived CBD products. Here’s what you can typically find in a Certificate of Analysis for cannabis:

1. Cannabinoid Profile: This section lists the concentrations of various cannabinoids present in the sample, including THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD (cannabidiol), CBG (cannabigerol), and others. It helps consumers and regulators verify the potency and composition of the product.

2. Terpene Profile: Terpenes are aromatic compounds found in cannabis that contribute to its flavor and aroma. A COA may include information about the terpenes present and their concentrations.

3. Pesticide Residue Testing: It reports whether the sample has been tested for the presence of pesticides and herbicides. It should indicate if any harmful chemicals were detected and whether they exceed acceptable safety levels.

4. Heavy Metal Testing: Cannabis plants can absorb heavy metals from the soil, which can be harmful to consumers. The COA should detail whether tests for heavy metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium have been conducted and whether they meet safety standards.