Certificate of Analysis (COAs) - Lab Results
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THCa Flower
Delta-9-THC: 0.19%
THCa: 33.00%
Total Cannabinoids: 33.20%
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THCa Flower
Delta-9-THC: 0.25%
THCa: 37.85%
Total Cannabinoids: 37.55%
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10MG THC : 10 CBD Per Gummy
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What is a COA?
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is like a report card for a product, delivering
comprehensive details on its composition, quality, and purity. This document verifies
that the product you purchase adheres to specified standards, including purity levels,
potency, and the absence of contaminants. COAs are pivotal in industries such as
pharmaceuticals, food, and chemical manufacturing for ensuring product safety
and uniformity. In essence, a COA confirms you're receiving a product that meets
rigorous safety standards when consumed responsibly.
Beyond that, a COA includes lab-tested results, ensuring third-party verification and
compliance with quality assurance standards. Whether you're purchasing cannabis
oils, hemp extracts, or other regulated goods, a COA is your assurance of a product
that meets both safety and legal requirements.
Why is it important?
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is not only vital but legally required in industries where product quality, safety, and regulatory compliance are paramount. In the cannabis and hemp sectors, particularly with the increasing legalization, COAs are
indispensable. They verify the potency, purity, and safety of cannabis extracts, oils,
and related products, ensuring consistency and adherence to regulations.
It provides a detailed cannabinoid profile, showing THCa, THC, and CBD levels and
confirming the absence of harmful substances like pesticides and heavy metals. At
SasquaTHCa, we share our product COAs with you for transparency, giving you
confidence that our cannabis products are both safe and fully legal for your
consumption.
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