Lab Results: Certificates of Analysis (COAs)

84 lab reports·29 products·Updated Nov 9, 2026

Every product listed here has its lab report, or certificate of analysis (COA): an independent lab's test of one batch and what it measured: THC and CBD for hemp products, the active ingredients for mushroom and alternative products. Each hemp report shows Total THC of 0.3% or less and is less than 12 months old.

How to find a report:

  1. Pick a product type below, tap a brand, or search by product, brand or flavor.
  2. Each card is one product: the photo at the top is the product as it is listed in our shop, and its flavors are listed underneath it.
  3. Every flavor has its own report. Tap View report next to a flavor to read all of its pages, or open the full PDF.

The batch on your package may be newer than the report shown.

How we check every report
  • It names the product and flavor we sell, or shows that product's package.
  • It is dated within the last 12 months.
  • Hemp products show Total THC of 0.3% or less.
  • It comes from an independent lab: ACS Laboratory, Bluebonnet Labs, Delta 9 Analytical, Elevate Scientific, New Bloom Labs, PharmLabs San Diego, SC Labs, Trichome Analytical and Tryptomics.

A report that fails a check is not posted. Checked by El Paso Smoke Shops Updated Nov 9, 2026

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Lab report questions

What is a certificate of analysis (COA)?

A COA is a report from an independent testing lab that lists what it measured in one batch of a product, such as Delta-9 THC and CBD, with the lab's name, the sample or batch ID and the test date. Brands send their products to these labs, and El Paso Smoke Shops posts the reports here.

What does "Total THC 0.3% or less" mean?

It means the lab measured total THC at no more than 0.3% of the product's weight, the hemp limit every report on this page is checked against. A drink or gummy weighs far more than the THC in it, so a 10 mg can usually tests well under 0.3%.

Why can the milligrams on a report differ from the package?

The lab tests one sample from one batch, and the result can land above or below the amount printed on the label. The label shows the amount the brand doses each piece or can to; the report is the record for the batch that was tested.

How do I match a report to my package?

Find the batch or lot number on your package and compare it with the one on the report. If they are different, your package comes from a newer batch than the report posted here.

How current are these lab reports?

Every report here was dated within the last 12 months. When a report passes 12 months, it shows Report coming soon and comes off the product page until a newer one is posted.

Which labs tested these products?

The brands use independent labs. The reports on this page come from ACS Laboratory, Bluebonnet Labs, Delta 9 Analytical, Elevate Scientific, New Bloom Labs, PharmLabs San Diego, SC Labs, Trichome Analytical and Tryptomics. El Paso Smoke Shops does not test products itself.

Where else can I find a product's lab report?

Every product page with a report links to it under About this item, and page 1 of the report is the last photo of each flavor.

Open full report (PDF)