Batch testing checks cannabis for potency, contaminants, and impurities. Here is how cannabis batch testing works in New Jersey.

Shelf life testing simulates how cannabis products age after they are made. How is this important test performed?

When considering testing laboratories in New Jersey for your cannabis products, it’s important to select a lab that specializes in cannabis and understands the market inside and out.

Terpenes are a strong selling point for many dispensary customers and medical patients. The right testing lab helps educate consumers so they can make good choices.

Explore how and why terpenes play a role in the cannabis edibles and marijuana infused product (MIP) experience.

Beyond regulatory considerations, consumers expect transparency in their cannabis products. As a result, cannabis testing labs with microbiology expertise are important partners for any cannabis producer.

A cannabinoid profile contains a breakdown of all the cannabinoids found within a sample cannabis product. How can it help the consumer experience?

This blog explains why dispensaries should engage in additional cannabis testing even though dispensaries are not required to test products by law.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the ins and outs of a cannabis analysis lab.

They may both involve water, but there is a significant difference between moisture content and water activity. Learn about them in this guide.

What is the importance of cannabinoid testing? How is it performed?

This guide discusses what cannabis plant lipids are, the difference between cannabis plant lipids and lipid vape additives, and why it is important to test for certain harmful lipids.

New Jersey bans the use of pesticides on cannabis. Learn why they are banned, and more about the pesticides for which True Labs for Cannabis tests.

Cannabis lab testing requires specialized equipment. What types of items will you find in an analytical laboratory?

There are so many types of THC out there beyond the famous delta 9 THC, but what's the difference between them and why does it matter?

THC-A is the acidic precursor of the active cannabinoids THC, but it might have therapeutic benefits of its own. This article examines what the THC-A research tells us.

Temperature has a profound impact on terpene quality and preservation in cannabis products. Learn more about it here.

Cannabis testing goes far beyond regulatory requirements to analyze a wide range of characteristics about cannabis products.