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Know Exactly What You're Buying

Every batch of THC Central flower, pre-rolls, and extracts is tested by an accredited third-party laboratory before it reaches you. Here’s how to read the results — and why they matter more than ever in 2026.

What’s Inside a Certificate of Analysis

A COA Is Your Proof, Not Our Word

A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is an independent lab report confirming exactly what is — and isn’t — in a product. Accredited labs run eight core panels on hemp products before they’re cleared for sale. Results below the Limit of Quantification are reported as “<LOQ.”

Potency Panel

Cannabinoid & terpene concentrations — confirms actual THC/CBD levels match the label.

Pesticides

Screens for banned agricultural chemicals against state action levels (ppb).

Heavy Metals

Tests for lead, arsenic, cadmium & mercury — commonly absorbed by the hemp plant from soil.

Mycotoxins

Detects toxic mold byproducts that can form during improper curing or storage.

Microbiology

Screens for pathogenic bacteria, yeast & mold (E. coli, Salmonella, Aspergillus).

Residual Solvents

For extracts — confirms no unsafe solvent residue remains from processing.

Water Activity

Measures moisture available for microbial growth — a shelf-stability check.

Batch Traceability

Every COA is tied to a specific batch number, so results always match what you hold.

Why Testing Matters Right Now

The Hemp Market Is Under More Scrutiny Than Ever

15%

of hemp products tested nationally exceeded legal pesticide limits, per NORML/ACIL independent lab analysis.

Nov 2025

Federal “total THC” definition expanded to include all THC isomers — not just delta-9 — tightening what counts toward the legal limit.

0.4mg

Per-container total-THC cap set to take effect under the pending federal hemp framework — a typical 5mg gummy is 12.5x that cap.

Sources: ACS Laboratory 2026 Compliant Hemp Testing Guide; NORML/American Council of Independent Laboratories multi-state product analysis; federal hemp policy tracking as of August 2026. Regulatory details are evolving — see the compliance section below for the latest status.

Per-Product Lab Reports

COA Library

We’re actively uploading signed Certificates of Analysis for every SKU below as each batch clears testing. Check back soon, or contact us directly for the current report on any product you’re about to purchase.

Product

Lab Report

Animal Treez

Flower

COA Pending Upload

Big Island Kush

Flower

COA Pending Upload

Blue Flame

Flower

COA Pending Upload

Caribbean Breeze

Flower

COA Pending Upload

CBD Isolate Powder

Concentrate

COA Pending Upload

CBD Oil Awaken

Tincture

COA Pending Upload

Citrus Tart

Flower

COA Pending Upload

Grape Gas

Flower

COA Pending Upload

Hash Burger

Flower

COA Pending Upload

Hawaiian Snowcone

Flower / Pre-Roll

COA Pending Upload

Lemon Cherry Swirl #32

Flower / Pre-Roll

COA Pending Upload

Lizard Burger

Flower / Pre-Roll

COA Pending Upload

Mule Fuel

Flower

COA Pending Upload

Pixie Pop Runtz

Flower / Pre-Roll

COA Pending Upload

THC Cartridge

Vape

COA Pending Upload

THC Chocolate Chip Cookie 250MG

Edible

COA Pending Upload

THC Guava Cookie 225MG

Edible

COA Pending Upload

Compliance & Legal

State-by-State, We Stay Current

Hemp testing and THC-limit requirements vary by state and are changing quickly at the federal level. About a dozen states still only mandate pre-harvest THC testing; most now require full end-product panels like ours.

Georgia

Full-panel testing required under Rule 40-32-5-.02, with per-serving THC and inhalation-product limits.

Louisiana

Mandates a 5-panel test: cannabinoids, pesticides, residual solvents, heavy metals & microbials.

New York

Requires QR-code linked COAs printed directly on packaging for consumer scanning.

Texas

Requires QR-coded COAs that disclose measurement uncertainty alongside potency results.

Federal Policy Update

Under the federal hemp framework, new consumable-hemp limits were set to take effect November 12, 2026. A Senate-passed stopgap (August 8, 2026) would push that to December 11, 2026, pending House approval; several other bills remain pending in Congress. We track these changes closely and will update our compliance practices as the law is finalized — check this page for the latest as of your visit.

This information is provided for general awareness and is not legal advice. Regulations vary by state and change frequently — consult your state’s regulatory agency or an attorney for guidance specific to your situation.