Cannabis Lab Data, Decoded
Every legal cannabis product in New York is lab tested. We make those results searchable, comparable, and easy to understand.
Try searching: License number "OCM-", Lot or Batch number, or a product name
What's in a Lab Report?
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) tells you exactly what's in your cannabis product. Here's what matters.
What's In Your Cannabis?
THC and CBD are just the start. Minor cannabinoids like CBG, CBC, and CBN each bring something different. Terpenes shape flavor, aroma, and effects. The full picture matters.
Learn about cannabinoids & terpenes →Is It Safe?
Labs test for pesticides, heavy metals, mold, and mycotoxins. "PASS" means it met state limits — but you deserve to see the actual numbers, not just a stamp.
Learn what "PASS" means →How to Read a COA
COAs can be intimidating — pages of numbers, abbreviations, and lab jargon. We break it down into plain language so you know exactly what you're looking at.
Read the decoder guide →Terpene Fingerprints
Every product type has a signature terpene shape. Watch how flower, concentrates, and vapes compare.
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Tracking COA coverage across 2,483 NY producer licenses.
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