Laboratory Testing...

As cannabis evolves into the mainstream as a true and legitimate medicine, the need for it to be tested for maximized patient/ consumer safety and preference emerges..*

Many toxic pesticides, not intended for use on inhaled or consumable agricultural crops are often used indiscriminately by growers to minimize loss and maximize yields..* Many harmful molds and fungi, like asperguillis and botrytis, can be present and are often unseen by the human eye, beyond safe consumable levels, deeming said herb as hazardous to the health of a consumer and for certain that of a true medicinal user with a compromised immune system...*

In addition, over 100 known cannabinoids exist within cannabis, THC is one of them.. Other cannabinoids, such as cannabidiol (CBD,) exist within this amazing plant, and hold incredible medicinal potential far beyond that of THC.. The differing effects of "high" that bomb strains of ganja lovliness reveal, all come from differing levels and ratios of these cannabinoids, as well as the presence of other synergistic terpinoids and flavinoids. All, (most,) herb available today is and has been hybridized between sativa and indica, as to lower the incredibly long flowering times of cannabis sativa, for the purpose of breeding in the desired feelings/ effects, and to increase the ability for a strain to yield heavier.. The only true way to differentiate bomb herb and categorize the equally bomb physiological effects in this exponentially bomb California green revolution of cannabis, comes into play through true chemistry and analytical laboratory testing..

We at SC Laboratories offer superior science at competitive pricing.. Contact us today @ alec@scanalytical.com for further inquiry..

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Is this a discussion about testing or spam from SC Labs?

I like the clubs that use the testing. Helps you know how strong your meds are and also what quality they are.

Yo, this was suppose to be start a discussion and introduce who we are to the skickyguide.. came off spammy though...

Testing appropriately distinguishes cannabinoid ratios, as to better fit the right medicinal value for the right patient..

What level of variability do you experience in your testing? Say, if you test the same strain 10 times, how close are your results to one another each time?

The same strain will have consistent ratios of cannabinoids, but the percentage differences vary in a few ways.. The accuracy on our HPLC is less than 0.5% +/-... Depending on when the plant was harvested, as well as what the optimal growing conditions are like will have effects on percentages from one grower with strain "A" to the next.