Lab tested. Every batch.
Certificates of Analysis
Every Botanical Sciences product is tested by an independent, state-licensed laboratory before it reaches a pharmacy shelf. Find the Certificate of Analysis for the product in your hand, or browse every product we carry today.
Try a product, , or a lot number, .
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How to use this page
Three ways to find your COA
Each product we make is tested one batch at a time. The COA you want is the one for your batch, so the lot number on your box is the best way in.
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Search by product name
Type any part of the name: Peppermint, Tincture 1:1, Soft Squares. Pick the product from the results. If more than one batch is on the shelf you will see a COA for each lot, newest first. Match the lot number on your box to choose the right one.
Bought it a while ago? Switch the browse section below to All batches and pick the year. Batches are listed by the month they were produced, which can be a month or two before you bought it.
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Type the lot number from the box
The lot number is printed on the product label and starts with
SKU., for exampleSKU.0205.SB-20260610. The eight digits after the dash are the production date (year, month, day). Type it as printed; capitalization does not matter and you can leave off theSKU.at the start. This is the most exact way to find your COA. -
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Have an older label with a package ID?
Older labels may also carry a package ID: a group of letters, an eight-digit date and a three-digit number, for example
GABSGST-20260710-019. That still works in the search box. If your label carries a QR code from us, scanning it brings you straight here.
Reading the result
Pass means the batch met every Georgia state requirement for potency, contaminants and labeling. The summary shows the lab's test date and headline THC and CBD percentages. The full PDF opens in a new tab; you can save or print it.
No box, no receipt?
Bring what you have to the pharmacy where you bought it. Staff can look up the lot number from your purchase and pull the COA for you. You can also contact us with the product name and roughly when you bought it.
Questions
About these certificates
01. What is a Certificate of Analysis?
A COA is the report an independent laboratory issues after testing a batch of product. It lists cannabinoid potency (THC, CBD and others), and confirms the batch was screened for pesticides, residual solvents, heavy metals, microbials and other contaminants as required by the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission.
02. Why does one product have several COAs?
Each production batch, called a lot, is tested separately. When two or more lots of the same product are on the shelf at once, each has its own certificate. Match the lot number on your box to the lot shown here.
03. My lot number isn't found. What now?
First check you typed it exactly as printed, including the dots and the dash. You can also search the product name and pick your lot from the list. If that does not work, contact us and we will send the certificate directly.
04. What does "COA pending" mean?
The batch has been logged in our inventory system but the laboratory's final report has not been attached yet. Product is not released for sale until a passing, final result is on file, so a pending status on this page normally means the paperwork is catching up. Check back shortly.
05. How far back do the records go?
All the way back. Choose All batches in the browse section to see every batch we have ever released, grouped by the year and month it was produced. A certificate for a product bought a year or more ago is still here. The date shown is the production date, so look a little earlier than the day you bought it.
06. How current is this page?
The product list is rebuilt from our live inventory system every few minutes, and each certificate link is generated the moment you click it. New products and new batches appear here automatically.
07. Is my information collected?
No. This page only looks up product and batch details. It does not ask for, store or display any patient or purchase information.