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Understanding exactly what’s in your product is everything. Is it safe? How strong is it? What can you charge for it? Get tested, and get the answers you need.
Cannabinoids are the naturally occurring ...
Exposure to Microbiological pathogens can ...
Cannabis plants have an inherent ability ...
Pesticides are any substance used to deter ...
Mycotoxins are neurotoxic compounds produced...
Terpenes are naturally occurring chemical...
Residual solvents (like butane, isopropyl alcohol...
Moisture content is the amount of water...
Water activity is a measurement of how....
A homogeneous cannabis product is one with...
Accurate pesticide testing is necessary to ensure medical cannabis products are contaminant free and safe for human consumption. Pure Cannalyst Lab offers cannabis pesticide testing using state of the art technology, methodology, and instrumentation that identify trace levels of hazardous compounds used during cultivation.
Cannabinoids are the naturally occurring chemical compounds found in cannabis and hemp that work in tandem to produce varying psychoactive and nonpsychoactive effects. Our potency test measures the presence and quantity of 11 different cannabinoids in a sample.
Exposure to Microbiological pathogens can result in serious health concerns, especially for immunocompromised groups. Pure Cannalyst Labs utilizes highly sensitive PCR technology for the molecular detection of microbial impurities and pathogens.
Solvents are often not completely removed by practical manufacturing or extraction processes. Impurities can have carcinogenic and toxic effects to the body, which is why residual solvent analysis is a critical element of cannabis testing.
Solvents are often not completely removed by practical manufacturing or extraction processes. Impurities can have carcinogenic and toxic effects to the body, which is why residual solvent analysis is a critical element of cannabis testing.
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