What’s In Your Weed?

Although cannabis has been storming through the nation in many legalized states, there are still far too many products contaminated with harmful and dangerous materials that could affect consumers.

According to Steep Hill Labs, most weed products tested in California would fail in states with more robust regulations. They continued that if California had the same testing protocol as Oregon, 84% of California’s cannabis products would fail.

This is why we encourage users to know what they’re buying and do the nitty-gritty research on companies to understand where the product comes from, how they create it, and how it’s tested. One of our favorite Delta 8 THC brands, Cannabis Life, thoroughly tests its products to ensure customers have peace of mind. 

“We use these products, and so do our friends and family. Trust us when we tell you that they’d never let us hear the end of it if we made a bad product!” reads their website.

The great thing about Cannabis Life is making independent lab reports easily accessible to anyone buying from their company. Not only are they testing for contaminants, but they test to ensure that each product contains the expected amount of Delta 8 THC and other cannabinoids. 

We also want to shine a light on how many companies use in-house testing practices, allowing them to be biased and pass their products when other independent labs would fail them.

This is why Cannabis Life works with independent testing facilities to ensure transparency and accountability. 

These labs conduct two main tests, one based on the company’s raw materials and the other on finished goods. Cannabis Life makes it clear that under no conditions will they sell any product that does not pass both tests.

Cannabis Life also ensures thorough tests are done to verify the potency of their products. This way, they can guarantee each product delivers consistent levels of hemp-derived cannabinoids in all of their Delta 8 THC products.

Since many Cannabis Life products contain both Delta 8 THC and CBD, these rigorous testing practices also help ensure their products have the composition they intend to deliver. But, most importantly, the independent labs working with Cannabis Life tests for pesticides, heavy metals, solvents, microbial, and mycotoxins.

These independent labs use the latest analytical testing methods to provide a full rundown and profile of each product. After these tests are conducted, Cannabis Life makes the resulting lab sheet available to customers through a QR code available on every product’s labeling and packaging.