US Cannalytics provides high-quality medical and adult-use cannabis testing across our multi-state organization.
Our testing protocols employ state-of-the-art instrumentation to provide unsurpassed accuracy and specificity within the cannabis testing industry. The data obtained by our validated standard operating procedures and testing methodologies instill confidence in our clients’ formulations and product lines. More importantly, patients, prescribers and other legal consumers can be assured their products are safely tested, accurately labeled and transparently reported when using cannabis products tested by US Cannalytics.
Our commitment to safety and reliability requires regular inspections by the state-specific regulatory agencies and our third-party accreditation body to ensure strict adherence to International Organization for Standardization (ISO / IEC ) 17025:2017 laboratory standards. US Cannalytics not only performs all analyses required by the medical and adult-use cannabis programs in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Florida, New Jersey and Michigan, but has also developed customized testing panels and an ancillary suite of methods to support both cultivation and manufacturing practices.
With our laboratory efficiencies and accelerated sample-processing protocols and highly competitive pricing, we can help bring your cannabis products to market safely, efficiently, and economically.
Medical & Adult Use Cannabis
US Cannalytics is dedicated to providing high quality medical cannabis testing for the state of Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana program.
Potency
Potency testing is critical to understanding the potential therapeutic benefits of your medical cannabis, hemp, or CBD product.
Terpenes
Terpenes are a class of organic molecules produced not only by cannabis and marijuana, but by numerous plants, flowers, and fruits.
Pesticides & Plant Growth Regulators
Pesticides and plant growth regulators are agrochemicals routinely applied during cannabis or hemp cultivation.
Microbiological Impurities
Like other plants, cannabis is exposed to bacteria and fungi during cultivation.
Mycotoxins
Certain fungi produce toxic metabolites called mycotoxins. These toxic metabolites can cause severe disease and death in humans.
Moisture & Water Activity
Water activity (aw) and moisture content (%) can have a significant impact on microbial growth in medical cannabis products.
Heavy Metals
Cannabis plants and cannabis-infused products can be exposed to heavy metals from polluted soil, water, fertilizer, or manufacturing equipment.
Residual Solvents
Cannabis concentrates are becoming more popular as patients and consumers shift towards using these more potent formulations and away from traditional flower.
Nutrients in Plant Tissue
Like all plants, cannabis and hemp require certain nutrients to thrive. The levels of these nutrients in plant tissue can have a profound effect on quality and yield.
Environmental Bioburden Monitoring
Environmental monitoring for microbial load can help prevent unnecessary product loss due to microbiological contamination.
Plant Sex & Pathogen Testing
When starting from seeds, cultivators risk growing and nurturing male plants. Plant pathogens are invasive viruses, fungi, molds and mildew that can devastate a cannabis crop.
