Zenzuri ensures top-quality cannabis products through third-party lab testing for safety and Farm Bill compliance. Learn more about Zenzuri’s product COAs here.
Before Zenzuri packages any product, we send it to a cannabis testing lab.
What are we testing our cannabis for? Lots of things.
Firstly, we only work with American farmers licensed for growing and manufacturing.
Beyond that, we ensure every product has a certificate of analysis (COA) to confirm the quality and help customers learn about what they’re buying or enjoying.
We mainly rely on cannabis scientists at a third-party testing laboratory to ensure every product is safe and free of nasty foreign materials like pesticides, heavy metals, or mold.
They also confirm that every Zenzuri product complies with the Farm Bill.
Shop our extensive variety of cannabis flower, edibles, and vapes at the Zenzuri Shop.
Zenzuri’s Third-Party Hemp Testing Laboratories
Learn more about a few of the labs we work with to quality control our products and develop educational COAs for users.
ACS Laboratory
Check out an ACS Laboratory COA
We’re proud to test with ACS Laboratory, which has earned the most Emerald Test Badge awards nationwide for its cannabis and hemp testing laboratories.
Working out of the largest state-of-the-art THC and CBD testing environment in the Eastern U.S., this celebrated DEA and CLIA-licensed laboratory sets a high bar for accuracy, consistency, and proficiency across the cannabis plant testing landscape.
New Bloom Labs
Check out a New Bloom Labs COA
New Bloom Labs is a Tennessee-based lab that’s equipped to test and provide in-depth data on any cannabis-derived product.
They’re experts at heavy metal testing, potency testing, mapping out terpene profiles, and screening for other unwanted compounds like mold growth, residual solvents, pesticides, or microbes.
Marin Analytics
Check out a Marin Analytics COA
Marin Analytics is a cannabis and hemp-testing facility with state-of-the-art labs and high-end services.
Well equipped at cannabinoid profiling and retesting, the Marin team provides expert analysis on concentrates and other cannabis products for Zenzuri.
Learn more: What Makes Zenzuri So High Quality?
Get To Know Your Weed With a Certificate of Analysis (COA)
We include a certificate of analysis (COA) from a third-party cannabinoid testing lab for every product available at Zenzuri’s online dispensary.
You can find the COA halfway down any product page under Product Details and Dosage.
Every COA we provide features a breakdown of cannabinoids present in a product.
To have a look for yourself, check out this COA for our popular Kush Mintz flowers.
You can see its total THC levels and how those break down across specific forms of THC — i.e., THCa, Delta-8 THC, Delta-9 THC, Delta-10 THC, and other cannabinoids.
Each breakdown features a full report on the cannabinoids present, which includes those that fall outside the THC classification — i.e., cannabidiol (CBD), cannabigerol (CBG), and cannabinol (CBN).
Learn more: What is Delta-9 THC? A Guide To Its Legality, Safety & Products
FAQs on Zenzuri’s Third-Party Testing
Q: How are Zenzuri’s products tested for quality and cannabinoid content?
A: Initially, we only work with farmers who are licensed to grow and manufacture using state-of-the-art methods. We also require them to provide their own COAs.
Before packaging products sent to us, we send them to a third-party lab to be tested for unwanted materials and cannabinoid content.
Labs test and record informational data on cannabis products — i.e., total THC content, total cannabinoid content, CBD levels, and levels of specific cannabinoids like Delta-9 THC and Delta-9 THC.
Examples of third-party testing practices:
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High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC): An analytical chemistry technique that can separate chemical compounds.
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Gas Chromatography (GC): An analytical technique designed to measure the potency of cannabis and hemp products.
Q: Wait, what’s the Farm Bill? And how is this legal?
A: In 2018, the Agriculture Improvement Act removed hemp from the federal government’s list of controlled substances.
The legislation defines “hemp” as any cannabis product with less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight.
All of Zenzuri’s products comply with the Farm Bill. By using THCa — a cannabinoid that converts to Delta-9 THC when smoked or vaped — they can also help you feel the same effects as the cannabis you know and love.
Learn more: How is Zenzuri Legal?
Q: Why do I need a COA to buy weed?
A: You don’t need a COA to buy weed. But these certificates do make it easier to find ethically produced, safe, and high-quality products.
If you care about the products you’re consuming and want to stay safe from unwanted additives or chemical-driven farming practices — a COA can help you achieve that.
While regulations vary and, in many places, are limited around Farm Bill-compliant cannabis products, COAs offer discerning users a path to transparent consumption.
Basically, if you want to get to know your weed and have an easier time achieving the feelings you’re looking for, COAs give you all the tools you need to find the right products.
Check out Zenzuri's online dispensary today for weed products that are grown, processed, and sold ethically, responsibly, and transparently.
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