Lab Results & COAs
Search available third-party reports for documented potency and screening information.
Why Lab Testing Matters
At The Haze Connect, we review and publish available independent third-party laboratory documentation so you can inspect reported potency and screening data instead of relying on a trust-me claim.
A Certificate of Analysis can show what the laboratory measured, which panels were run, and how the submitted sample performed. Testing scope varies by product, batch, and laboratory, so the certificate itself—not a generic badge—is always the source of truth.
What Published COAs Can Show
Cannabinoid Potency
Published potency reports identify the cannabinoids the laboratory measured, which may include THCA, Delta-9 THC, CBD, CBG, CBN, and other compounds. Always compare the sample name and batch or lot information on the report with the product you are considering.
Terpene Profile
Terpenes are aromatic compounds that shape a product's flavor and aroma. When a terpene panel is included, use it to compare the reported profile across flower, pre-rolls, and live resin vapes.
Contaminant Screening
Where included, safety panels may report pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, mycotoxins, and microbial contaminants. Not every certificate contains every panel; review the pages and analyte list on the individual report before drawing a conclusion.
How to Read a COA
Not sure how to interpret a Certificate of Analysis? Here's what to look for:
- Sample name: Confirms which product was tested
- Batch/lot number: Matches the product you received
- THCA %: Primary cannabinoid percentage for flower and vapes
- Delta-9 THC %: Must be below 0.3% by dry weight for Farm Bill compliance
- Total cannabinoids: Combined cannabinoid content
- Pass/Fail indicators: Contaminant panels should all show "Pass"
- Lab name and accreditation: Confirms the testing facility is certified
Our Documentation Standard
We make available product and batch documentation easy to find and identify. The panels reported can vary by product and laboratory, and we do not treat an unreported panel as a passed panel. Match the product, sample, and batch details whenever available, and contact us before purchasing if the report you need is not posted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see the COA before I purchase?
Use the Lab Results tab on a product page when a product or batch report is attached, or search this archive by product name. Always match the product and batch details on the certificate. If you cannot locate the report you need, contact our team before purchasing.
How often do you update COAs?
We add or update reports as new product or batch documentation becomes available. Because availability and panel scope vary, use the product page and this archive to confirm what is currently published.
What happens if a product fails testing?
We do not knowingly list a product on the basis of a failed report. If documentation raises a concern, the product is held for review rather than represented as verified.
Who performs your lab testing?
The laboratory name and available accreditation details appear on the individual certificate. Have questions? Contact our team and we'll help you locate and interpret the published report.
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Archive: These reports represent past batches and products no longer in our current lineup. Review each certificate for its reported scope and results; an archived listing does not describe current inventory.