Certificates of Analysis
About COA
A lab report is an official analytical document produced by an accredited, third-party laboratory to objectively evaluate a product’s composition, potency, and safety. In the context of THC-infused beverages, the lab report serves as a scientific record detailing the precise cannabinoid profile of the product, along with verification that it complies with established safety parameters.
These reports, commonly referred to as Certificates of Analysis (COAs), outline the results of advanced laboratory testing methods used to confirm THC concentration and detect the presence of any undesirable substances. Because the testing laboratory operates independently from the manufacturer, the findings are unbiased and scientifically validated.
A lab report functions as a factual reference point—substantiating product claims through empirical data rather than marketing language—and reflects a commitment to accuracy, transparency, and responsible production.
Need for COA
Lab reports are indispensable in safeguarding consumer health and maintaining product integrity. As ingestible products, THC beverages are subject to heightened scrutiny, making independent laboratory verification a critical requirement rather than an optional safeguard.
Precise measurement of THC potency is essential to ensure dosage consistency and predictability of effects. Lab testing confirms that the cannabinoid content disclosed on the product label accurately represents the formulation, thereby enabling informed consumption and reducing the risk of variability between batches.
From a regulatory standpoint, lab reports are mandated in many jurisdictions to ensure compliance with legal thresholds and contaminant limits. From a consumer standpoint, they provide assurance that the product has undergone rigorous scientific evaluation.
Beyond compliance, publicly available lab reports reinforce brand credibility. They demonstrate a principled approach to manufacturing—one grounded in transparency, accountability, and adherence to industry best practices.
How was the Lab - Report taken?
- A representative sample was obtained from a finalized production batch to ensure the analysis accurately reflected the product offered to consumers.
- The sample was submitted to a licensed, independent analytical laboratory with specialized expertise in cannabis and hemp-derived products.
- Advanced, scientifically validated testing methodologies were employed to quantify cannabinoid concentrations, including precise measurement of THC content.
- Comprehensive screening procedures were conducted to detect potential contaminants such as pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, and microbial impurities.
- All testing was performed under strict laboratory quality control protocols to ensure analytical accuracy, consistency, and reproducibility.
- The resulting data underwent professional review and verification before being formally documented.
- A batch-specific Certificate of Analysis was issued, confirming compliance with applicable safety, potency, and regulatory standards.
- Only batches that successfully met all testing criteria were approved for distribution.