What Is Tested

Four panels. Every batch. Published by lot number.

Testing Panels — All Batches
Cannabinoid Profile
Concentration by compound. Confirms that labeled concentrations reflect what is actually present in the preparation. Stated strength is verified, not estimated.
Residual Solvents
Screening for residual alcohol from the extraction process. Verifies preparation meets established safety thresholds.
Microbial Analysis
Bacterial and fungal screening. Verifies preparation is safe for use.
Heavy Metals
Screening for soil and environmental contaminants that can accumulate in plant material. Hemp is a bioaccumulator — heavy metal testing is not optional.

A preparation that passes one panel but not another is not a preparation we would offer. We test for all four because each represents a different category of risk.

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Certificate of Analysis Access

Every production lot. Published. Available by batch number.

Certificates of Analysis are published for every batch we produce — including seasonal small runs — in accordance with Minnesota hemp product regulations. Each COA is indexed by batch number, which appears on the product label. You do not need to contact us to access documentation for your preparation.

Find Your COA
Step 1
Find the batch number on your product label. It is printed on the bottom or side of the bottle.
Step 2
Visit the COA portal link below and enter your batch number to retrieve the third-party laboratory results for your specific production lot.
Can't find it?
If you are unable to locate a batch number or access documentation, contact us directly and include the batch number from your label. We will provide documentation within one business day.
Why Third-Party Testing

Self-reported testing is not verification. It is a statement about intent.

Third-party laboratory testing — performed by an accredited independent laboratory with no financial relationship to the producer — is the only form of cannabinoid product testing that constitutes genuine verification. In-house testing, even when conducted on the same equipment, does not provide the same assurance because the party with the financial interest in the result is the party conducting the test.

Our COAs are issued by accredited third-party laboratories. The results are not filtered or edited before publication. What the laboratory found is what is on the document you access in the portal.