Lab Results

Every hemp-derived product we sell is tested by an independent, third-party laboratory before it reaches the site. Certificates of Analysis (COAs) confirm cannabinoid content and screen for pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbial contamination.

How to get the COA for your product

Each batch has its own certificate, so the right COA depends on the batch number printed on your packaging — usually on the back of the box or the base of the jar. Email info@puffezee.com with that batch number and the product name and we will send the matching certificate.

What a COA tells you

• Cannabinoid profile. The actual measured content of delta-9, delta-8, THC-A, THC-P, CBD and any other cannabinoid present — not the label claim, the lab result.
• Total THC. The figure that determines whether a hemp product is compliant with federal limits.
• Contaminant screening. Pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials, each reported as pass or fail against the lab’s thresholds.
• Batch and date. A COA is only valid for the batch it was issued against. A certificate with no batch number on it tells you very little.

Reading one

Check three things: that the batch number on the certificate matches your packaging, that the test date is recent, and that the lab named on the report is an independent third party rather than the manufacturer. If any of those do not line up, ask before you use the product.

Why this matters

Hemp is a lightly policed category, and plenty of product on the market is sold on a label claim with no testing behind it. Asking for a batch COA is the single most reliable way to know what you have actually bought — from us or from anyone else.