CBD Lab Reports & COAs

A lab report, often called a COA (Certificate of Analysis), is an independent test document that shows what a product contains. It typically confirms CBD content and may also include results for THC and other cannabinoids, plus (where tested) key safety screens.

If available, the lab report is linked on the product page under headings like Lab report / COA / Testing. Some brands also include a QR code on the packaging that links directly to the correct batch results.

Many brands we stock provide third-party lab testing for their CBD products. When a COA is supplied by the manufacturer, we publish it for transparency. If you can’t see a report, it usually means it hasn’t been provided for that product or batch.

A COA shows the CBD level measured by the lab (often shown as mg/ml, mg/g, or %). This helps you verify the product’s label strength aligns with the tested result, with minor natural variation possible for hemp extracts.

Often, yes. Many COAs list THC and related cannabinoids (such as Delta 9-THC and THCA, sometimes shown as Total THC). Reporting formats differ by lab, so it’s best to check the exact lines on the document.

• Full spectrum: usually shows a wider range of cannabinoids and may include trace THC (depending on the product and lab reporting).
• Broad spectrum: usually shows multiple cannabinoids with no detectable THC or below the lab’s detection limit.
  
• CBD isolate: typically shows CBD as the dominant compound, with minimal or no other cannabinoids detected.