What us a COA and how can I get one?
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What information is found on a COA?
Cannabinoids
Cannabinoids
Cannabinoids
Which cannabinoids are present.
Terpenes
Cannabinoids
Cannabinoids
Which terpenes are present
Pesticides
Cannabinoids
Pesticides
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Microbials
Heavy Metals
Pesticides
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Mycotoxins
Heavy Metals
Heavy Metals
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Heavy Metals
Heavy Metals
Heavy Metals
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Moisture
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Water Activity
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Foreign Materials
Foreign Materials
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Testing requirements vary with local regulations
If you live in any of the states below, please review the section titled "unregulated states"
States with limited access (only low THC is allowed) and no specific testing requirements: Indiana, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, Wyoming
Nebraska and Idaho do not have state cannabis programs and therefore no testing (even for low THC products)
Testing Regulations: Click on your state below
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical Only
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical Only
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical and Adult Use
Medical Only
Medical and Adult Use
No Testing