FAQs

Cannabis testing is the process of analysing cannabis and derivatives to determine their composition, quality and safety.

The analysis of cannabis and its derivatives is important to understand the composition and ensure safety and quality.

Flowers, concentrates, edibles, tinctures, creams or topics can be analysed, vape cartridges and more.

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There are several types of analysis to ensure the quality and safety of cannabis and its derivatives. Potency analysis, terpene analysis, residual solvents and microbiological analysis, among the most important. Each analysis guarantees a parameter of quality and safety of cannabis.

The benefits of testing cannabis and derivatives include ensuring that products are safe and of good quality, providing accurate information about its composition and identifying possible contaminants and/or external additives.

The main contaminants that are analysed in cannabis are residual solvents, heavy metals, pesticides and mycotoxins.

Potency testing is the process of measuring the composition and concentration of cannabinoids in a cannabis product. It is of utmost importance because it provides accurate information on the strength and concentration of a product.

Terpene analysis is the process of identifying and measuring the concentration of terpenes in a cannabis product. It is important because terpenes play a key role in both aromatic and effects of a certain product.

Residual solvent analysis is the process of measuring the concentration of trace solvents used in the extraction process. It is important because residual solvents can be harmful if they are consumed in large quantities.