Find Your COA: Ensuring Transparency Through Third-Party Testing

Search for a Certificate of Analysis on our products by entering the Lot #, Batch ID, or Product ID:

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What is a Certificate of Analysis (COA)?

Your Guide to Decoding a Certificate of Analysis

Third-party lab reports, also known as Certificates of Analysis (COAs), are your key to confident purchases in the CBD industry. To ensure transparency, we source our CBD products from partners who utilize independent third-party lab testing. Each product comes with an in-depth COA for your reference for both our CBD and non-CBD products.

Understanding Your COA: These reports detail crucial information like CBD potency, presence of other cannabinoids, and absence of harmful contaminants. This empowers you to make informed decisions and ensures you’re receiving the expected quality and safety.

Why Third-Party Testing Matters: Ensuring Safe & Effective Products

  • Transparency: Verifies the accuracy of CBD concentration and other cannabinoids.
  • Safety: Ensures the absence of harmful contaminants like pesticides, heavy metals, or solvents.
  • Confidence: Guarantees a high-quality product that meets industry standards.

Third-party testing is an independent analysis conducted by a neutral lab. This process confirms a product’s purity, potency, and adherence to specific regulations, crucial for trust and responsible consumption of CBD products.

What Does a Certificate of Analysis (COA) Really Tell You?

Confidence in Every Bottle

At Temple Health & Wellness, we prioritize quality, transparency, and your overall well-being. That’s why we firmly believe in the importance of third-party lab testing for all our products, CBD and non-CBD alike.

Think of it as a guarantee: third-party lab testing ensures you’re getting a safe and effective product that lives up to its claims.

Independent Verification, Real Results

The CBD market can be confusing, with labels not always reflecting reality. Third-party labs, unaffiliated with any CBD brand, analyze products to verify the actual CBD content, purity, and absence of contaminants.

You can be confident you’re getting the precise amount of CBD advertised, free from harmful contaminants like pesticides, heavy metals, and mold. This applies to all our products, not just CBD. We prioritize your safety and well-being above all else.

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A Partnership Built on Transparency & Quality

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Demystifying the Label: What to Look for in a CBD Lab Report

CBD Content

The label might state a specific CBD amount, but an independent lab report confirms the exact level, ensuring you get the intended dosage for your needs.

THC Levels

Hemp plants naturally contain trace amounts of THC, the psychoactive compound in marijuana. However, legal limits restrict THC content to 0.3% or less. Lab reports verify this level is met, guaranteeing a non-psychoactive experience.

THC Levels

This breakdown reveals the complete range of cannabinoids present (like CBG, CBDa) in our CBD products. This helps you understand the type of extract you’re purchasing – full-spectrum (containing various cannabinoids) or isolate (pure CBD).

Why Third-Party Testing Matters

Third-party testing is essential for Temple Health & Wellness to ensure product quality, safety, compliance with regulations, and to build trust with you the consumer. It provides objective verification of the product’s contents and helps protect consumers from potential health risks associated with low-quality or contaminated CBD products.

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Why is third-party testing important for CBD products?

Third-party testing ensures transparency and consumer safety in the CBD industry. Here’s why it matters:

Transparency

Verifies the accuracy of CBD concentration and other cannabinoids.

Accuracy

Verifies the claims made by the brand about the CBD content and other cannabinoids.

Safety

Ensures the product is free from harmful contaminants that could pose health risks.

Quality

Guarantees a consistent and high-quality product that meets industry standards.

FAQ: Lab Reports (Certificates of Analysis)

A Certificate of Analysis (COA) might seem like a complex document filled with scientific jargon. But fear not! Here’s a breakdown of the key information you can find in a typical COA for CBD products, empowering you to understand the quality and safety of what you’re consuming.

A CBD lab report, also known as a Certificate of Analysis (COA), is a detailed document outlining a product’s quality and composition. It analyzes factors like cannabinoid profile (CBD content and presence of other cannabinoids), potency, purity (absence of contaminants like pesticides, heavy metals, and mold), and residual solvents. Essentially, it verifies what’s on the label and ensures a safe and effective product.

Product Name: This verifies you’re looking at the COA for the specific product you purchased.

Batch Number: This unique identifier allows you to trace the specific batch of product your COA corresponds to.

Test Date: This indicates when the independent lab analyzed the product, ensuring recent testing.

To read a Certificate of Analysis (COA) or CBD lab report, start by reviewing the top section that includes the product name, company name, batch number, test date, and expiration date. This ensures the COA aligns with the specific product you’re considering.

The batch number on the COA will reflect the same Lot# on the bottom of your product located above the products expiration date.

Next Check the cannabinoid profile to see if it aligns with your needs. This section details the amount of CBD and potentially other cannabinoids present. Look for the presence or absence of specific cannabinoids, and compare the CBD content to the advertised amount to ensure you’re getting the right product for your goals.

At Temple Health & Wellness Distribution, we prioritize your trust. That’s why we make Certificates of Analysis (COAs) readily available through multiple channels:

  • Dedicated Lab Test Tabs: Find the COA directly on each product page on our website. Simply look for the “Lab Test” tab for the specific product you’re interested in.
  • Convenient COA Search Tool: Use our user-friendly search tool to quickly locate your product’s COA by entering product name or batch number. Download the report for your reference.
  • QR Code on Packaging: Scan the QR code conveniently located on our product packaging to access the COA directly on your smartphone.

We believe transparency is key. By offering multiple ways to access COAs, you can easily verify the quality and composition of our products, ensuring you make informed decisions for your wellness journey.

The COA empowers you, the customer, to make informed decisions. It verifies the product’s advertised content, ensures its safety and quality, and demonstrates the brand’s commitment to transparency. By prioritizing third-party lab testing and providing easy access to COAs, Temple Health & Wellness Distribution offers you peace of mind and the confidence to choose the right CBD products for your wellness journey.

CBD (Cannabidiol): This section details the amount of CBD present in the product, typically listed in milligrams (mg) per serving size. This helps you confirm you’re getting the advertised CBD potency.

Other Cannabinoids: Look for the presence and levels of additional cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, or CBC, which may offer specific benefits.

Some COAs might include additional details like:

Terpene Profile: Terpenes are aromatic compounds that contribute to the product’s scent and may offer some therapeutic effects.

This section is crucial for ensuring safety. Look for verification of the absence of harmful substances, including:

  • Pesticides: Residual traces of pesticides used during cultivation.
  • Heavy Metals: Lead, mercury, arsenic, and other potentially toxic metals.
  • Solvents: Residual solvents used during extraction processes.
  • Microbiological Testing: Verification of the absence of harmful bacteria or mold.
  • Moisture Content: This indicates the water content in the product, impacting shelf life and consistency.