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A new case just hit your counter — clean label, glossy COA. Do you know what you're actually looking at?

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A Certificate of Analysis is the lab report for one batch. Not the product line — one lot.

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Texas's 2026 rules require twelve items on a COA — including the lot number, an expiration date, and a QR code verifying testing at an accredited lab.

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Four matches and one date: product name, lot number, manufacturer, QR code — and is it unexpired?

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For the 0.3 percent threshold, what matters is total delta-9 THC — THCA included. Not delta-9 alone.

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Package says LOT-3341. COA says LOT-2907. "Same recipe" doesn't matter — testing is per batch.

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No matching, current, verifiable COA? The product doesn't go on the shelf.

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HempDash gives your team a structured way to review COAs at intake. Full lesson at gethempdash.com/academy — and book a demo.