Cannabis Testing
New Study Finds Metal Particles in Unused Cannabis Vape Liquids
Even unused cannabis vape pens may contain metal particles, according to a new study led by researchers at the National Research Council of Canada.
Oregon Regulator Recalls THC Extracts Due to Pesticide Concerns
The recall affects 9,300 product units that are still on the market and 13,600 units that were sold to consumers.
In New York, 40% of Illicit Cannabis Products Contain Contaminants, Report Finds
In a new report published on November 30, local cannabis advocacy groups claim that many of these products are dangerous.
Colorado Regulators Issue Warning About Moldy Cannabis Flower
State regulators in Colorado have issued another health and safety notice after “potentially unsafe levels” of total yeast and mold were found in a batch of cannabis flower.
Oregon’s Cannabis Regulator Adds a “Second Lab” Rule to Combat Lab Shopping
Cannabis companies in Oregon now face the possibility that their product samples may be sent to a second lab of the regulator’s choosing, so the product’s contents can be verified.
The Evolution of the European Cannabis Lab
The analytical lab model needs an upgrade to serve the medical cannabis industry, writes QNTM founders Justin Ihnken and Connor Murphy and Agilent's Anthony Macherone.
A Q&A With Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs’ Erik Paulson
Analytical Cannabis caught up with Paulson to learn more about his lab's recent study of hemp-derived THC products.
Another California Lawsuit Alleges That a Cannabis Company Exaggerated THC Levels of Products
In a class action lawsuit filed on October 28, seen by Analytical Cannabis, a plaintiff alleges that pre-rolls sold by the companies Greenfield Organix and LPF JV Corporation contain less THC than advertised.
California Regulator Updates Its Cannabis Rules
California’s cannabis regulator has tightened some of its rules and loosened others.
