Certificate of Analysis

Understanding Your CBD Oil’s Certificate Of Analysis

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Key Takeaways

  1. COAs a technical documents that confirm that your product meets certain specifications. 
  2. COAs often present CBD potency in terms of weight, a measure that may not be helpful for liquid products that are often measured in volume. 
  3. You can use weight measurements to determine volumetric potency with a little math. 

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How To Find A Certificate Of Analysis

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Key Takeaways

  1. You should be able to find your certificates of analysis online. Use your search engine to your advantage!
  2. A CBD or hemp company should always be ready and willing to share test results with you. Just ask! 
  3. If finding a COA for a specific product proves difficult, that company may not be worth working with. 

Finding, reading, and verifying certificates of analysis is a crucial step for ensuring your CBD product’s safety. However, sometimes, finding the right COA that matches your products can be a pain. If you’re looking for a certificate of analysis, we have a few tips that may make your search a little more fruitful.  Continue reading “How To Find A Certificate Of Analysis”

What Is A Certificate Of Analysis?

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Key Takeaways

  1. Certificates of analysis are sometimes referred to as “COAs”
  2. COAs are technical documents that ensure product safety and cannabinoid content
  3. Always be sure to see an up-to-date COA before you buy a CBD product online 

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  • What Is A Certificate Of Analysis 
  • Why Certificates Of Analysis Are Important
  • Where To Find Certificates of Analysis

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How To Read A Certificate Of Analysis (COA)

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Key Takeaways

  1. Certificates of Analysis (COAs) are technical documents that ensure that your product contains the advertised level of CBD. Learning how to read your certificate of analysis will make you a better shopper. 
  2. COAs may contain up to four major parts: lab information, cannabinoid analysis, terpene analysis, and contaminant analysis.
  3. From a legal standpoint, certificates of analysis also ensure that your product contains less THC than set forth by the 2018 Farm Bill 

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