Kenneth B. Walsh, a professor of pharmacology, physiology, and neuroscience at the University of South Carolina, updates us on the latest research from the world of cannabinoid biosensors.
Arun Apte, CEO of CloudLIMS, breaks down the ISO 17025 process and how cannabis labs can comply with its standards.
SC Labs, a cannabis testing company that operates in multiple US states, has just added another state to its purview.
Cannabis consumers in Nevada have been warned that several batches of products sold in the state were treated with an unapproved pesticide, Ethephon.
According to the documents seen by Analytical Cannabis (following a freedom of information request), several labs in Florida were found wanting by the state health regulator.
The standard is reportedly the first set of internationally harmonized label content specifications for consumer products containing cannabinoids to be published anywhere in the world.
Beyond internal method validation, how can commercial labs be sure that their routine analysis methods are up to scratch? This is where independent regulatory labs come in.
The two labs have announced a new cannabis lab accreditation scheme. Why? How? When? Analytical Cannabis spoke to the both labs to get some answers.
The cannabis testing sector is plagued with problems, from THC inflation to product recalls. One overlooked solution to these issues, writes Patty Ranaivo, director of Athena Laboratories, is hiring the right talent.