Lab Reports & Testing
Cannabinoid Testing Methods Explained
A cannabinoid result is produced by an analytical process, not simply by placing a sample in an instrument. Sample preparation, calibration, separation, detection, and quality checks all contribute to the...
Cannabinoid Testing Methods Explained
A cannabinoid result is produced by an analytical process, not simply by placing a sample in an instrument. Sample preparation, calibration, separation, detection, and quality checks all contribute to the...
What “Not Detected” Means on a Lab Report
“Not detected,” often abbreviated ND, can sound like a statement that a substance is completely absent. In laboratory reporting, that interpretation goes too far. An analytical method has limits. An...
What “Not Detected” Means on a Lab Report
“Not detected,” often abbreviated ND, can sound like a statement that a substance is completely absent. In laboratory reporting, that interpretation goes too far. An analytical method has limits. An...
How to Read a Hemp Certificate of Analysis
A certificate of analysis, usually called a COA, records laboratory findings for an identified sample. Reading one carefully means checking more than the largest percentage or a green “Pass” label....
How to Read a Hemp Certificate of Analysis
A certificate of analysis, usually called a COA, records laboratory findings for an identified sample. Reading one carefully means checking more than the largest percentage or a green “Pass” label....
