Articles tagged with "labeling"

Not every lab is doing it, but too many are. Here’s how “lab shopping” ends up cheating you at the cash register.

As cannabis remains federally illegal, the necessary standardization for cannabis testing remains unrealized with potentially steep consequences for consumers. PSI Labs gives an inside perspective.

Don’t get caught in the potency race trap. Chemometric reporting from SC Labs shows you the full picture of what you’re buying.

Testing ensures that cannabis products are safe, and it also tells you about potency, and cannabinoid and terpene levels. Not having a test is a red flag. Here’s what to look out for on a cannabis product label.

CBD oil and other products come in myriad packages—here’s the key to deciphering what you need to know.

The symbol is an upside-down green triangle with an image of a green marijuana leaf in the middle along with the words “CONTAINS THC” above it.

More than seven years after Arizona legalized medical cannabis, the state may begin to require lab testing to identify mold, pesticides, and other contaminants.

“Most of the burden upfront is going to be on the retailer,” says Nick Kovacevich, CEO of LA-based packaging manufacturer Kush Bottles.

THC and CBD percentages on cannabis product labels can be confusing to consumers if there’s no scale explaining potency. Using lab testing data, Leafly has come up with a better system.

A requirement that edibles come with a diamond-shaped stamp and the letters T-H-C — not just on packaging but on the edibles themselves — takes effect Saturday.