Third-Party Testing, Published Per Batch

I've been making hemp products in Louisville since 2016. Every production batch we release has a Certificate of Analysis (COA) from an accredited third-party lab. The COAs are published here, organized by product and lot number. You don't have to take our word for what's in a batch — the lab report is the word.

What a COA Is

A Certificate of Analysis is a document that links a specific batch number to laboratory results. It shows what the lab found — not what the label says. A COA from a credible lab tells you actual cannabinoid concentrations, confirms contaminant panels, and gives you traceability back to a specific production lot.

Our COAs are not produced in-house. We do not do our own final-release testing. Every COA on this page came from a third-party lab that has no financial stake in our results.

What We Test For

• Cannabinoid potency: CBD, THC (delta-9, delta-8), CBN, CBG, CBC, and other cannabinoids present in the formulation. This is how we confirm label accuracy and regulatory compliance (including the 0.3% delta-9 dry-weight threshold under current federal rules).
• Residual solvents: Any extraction solvents that may remain in finished material.
• Pesticides: Screening for agricultural chemical residues from hemp cultivation.
• Heavy metals: Hemp is a bioaccumulator. We test for lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury.
• Microbials: Total aerobic count, yeast, mold, E. coli, Salmonella.

What Happens When a Batch Fails

We reject it. Failed batches do not ship. That has happened. The COA system exists so that when something fails, it's documented — not buried. If a batch is rejected, that lot number simply does not appear in our published COAs.

Regulatory Context

COAs are how we demonstrate compliance with the the federal 0.3% delta-9 dry-weight threshold. They are also how we are preparing for H.R. 5371's total-THC container cap, effective November 12, 2026. Potency panels will reflect reformulated lot numbers as those batches are released.

How to Match Your Product to a COA

Find the batch or lot number printed on your product label. Use that number to locate the corresponding COA in the list below. If you can't find a match, email chase@stevesgoods.com with the lot number and product name.

For Wholesale Buyers

COAs are available for review before purchase order. We supply COAs, certificates of origin, and GMP statements as part of standard wholesale documentation. See our hemp wholesale catalog for bulk ingredient options or our CBD distillate and CBN isolate pages for specific ingredient COA information.