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What Is a Certificate of Analysis (COA)?

A Certificate of Analysis is a lab report for a specific product batch. It's produced by an independent, accredited third-party laboratory — not by the brand selling the product — and it verifies what's actually in that batch versus what the label claims.

What We Will Publish

Before any Devils Lips product ships, we will publish a real, lab-issued COA for that batch here, covering:

  • Cannabinoid panel — CBD content and total THC (including THC isomers), tested against what the label states.
  • Pesticides — screened against standard agricultural pesticide panels.
  • Heavy metals — lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury.
  • Microbials — mold, yeast, and pathogenic bacteria.

Each COA will name the accredited lab that performed the testing and the batch number it covers.

How to Read a COA (Once Published)

Cannabinoid panel: shows CBD content and total THC, including isomers, measured separately and summed.

Why total THC matters: the federal hemp standard (P.L. 119-37 §781, amending 7 U.S.C. §1639o) taking effect November 12, 2026 caps total THC per finished container at 0.4mg — a real COA is what lets you (or a compliance auditor) verify a specific batch against that number.

Accredited lab: means the lab holds recognized certification (such as ISO 17025) for cannabinoid and contaminant testing, and operates independently of Devils Lips.

Read the full walkthrough: How to Read a Certificate of Analysis.