A lab report—often called a Certificate of Analysis or COA—gives you testing information about a product or batch. You do not need to understand every number on the page to use it.
Start with the product or batch information
First, make sure the report you are viewing corresponds to the product or batch you want to review. Honey Bloom products are batch coded and expiration dated to support product traceability.
Look at the cannabinoid results
Find the section that lists cannabinoids such as THC, CBD, CBG, or CBN. Compare the report with the cannabinoid information shown on the product page or package.
Pay attention to units
Lab reports may display results using percentages, milligrams, or other measurement formats. The retail product page gives you the customer-facing amount per gummy so you do not have to calculate your serving from the lab report alone.
Use the report as a transparency tool
The goal is not for you to become a lab analyst. The report gives you another way to review testing information and verify that Honey Bloom makes product information available rather than asking you to take it on faith.