Know what is
in your product.

Read the report in context

1. Match the product, sample description, and lot number. A report for a different batch may not describe your bottle.
2. Check the laboratory, report date, and certificate number. The linked reports identify the tested sample and methods.
3. Read the units. Milligrams per capsule, milligrams per gram, and percentages describe different quantities.
4. Review the tests actually performed. “Not detected” refers to the method’s detection limit, not an absolute guarantee of zero.
5. Ask your provider to interpret the label and report together. A lab result does not demonstrate that a product treats a medical condition.

What to ask before choosing

Discuss the formulation, ingredients, cannabinoid amounts, THC information, and available batch testing. Your clinician can review those details alongside your medication list and goals.

If your batch is not listed, contact our team with its lot number. Do not assume an older report applies to a new batch.