Lab Results

Every batch is tested

Each production batch is sent to an independent, accredited laboratory and tested for:

• Cannabinoid potency — confirming the THC, CBD and CBN content matches the label
• Pesticides
• Heavy metals
• Residual solvents
• Microbial contamination

Independent matters here: a Certificate of Analysis from a lab with no stake in the result is meaningfully different from an in-house number.

Published reports

Lab work we have had done on cultivars we have run. These are previous lots, published as a record of how these genetics have tested — not descriptions of anything currently for sale. When flower is listed it carries its own batch report, and that report is the one that matters for what you receive.

Glitterbomb (Indoor) — Badger Labs, 16 January 2026

• THCA 28.433% · delta-9 THC 0.2646% · total THC 25.200% · total cannabinoids 29.305%
• CBD, CBN, delta-8 THC and THCV: none detected
• Badger Labs, Stevens Point, Wisconsin — ISO/IEC 17025:2017, accreditation #115522. Lab ID 56006933, batch JAN1526A-POT, HPLC-VWD
• Potency only. This report carries no pesticide, heavy metal, microbial, mycotoxin or residual solvent results, so it does not meet the full panel described above
• View the full report (PDF, 536 KB)

Glitter Bomb x Gas Face — Green Leaf Lab, 5 March 2025

• THCA 23.69% · delta-9 THC below the limit of quantification · total THC 20.78% · total cannabinoids 24.41%
• Total terpenes 1.794% · water activity 0.46 · moisture 6.54%
• Pesticides, microbials, heavy metals and mycotoxins all reported as PASS, across fourteen pages
• Green Leaf Lab, Portland, Oregon — license #10029074C70. Grown by Paragon Farm, harvested 26 October 2024, sampled 26 February 2025. Sample G5B0289-03, batch 2510009
• This report was issued under Oregon’s OAR-333-007 programme and classifies the matrix as useable marijuana. Its delta-9 reading is below the limit of quantification, but we are not going to reprint the document as something it does not say. It appears here as evidence of how these genetics have tested, not as a hemp compliance record and not as stock
• View the full report (PDF, 225 KB)

Finding the COA for your product

Where a Certificate of Analysis is published for a product, it is linked directly on that product's page under View Certificate of Analysis. Browse the full collection to find yours.

If you cannot find the report for your specific batch, email galacticjems420@gmail.com with the batch number printed on your package and we will send it to you.

How to read a COA

Whether it is ours or anyone else's, four things are worth checking:

1. Does the batch number match your package? A COA for a different batch tells you nothing about what you are holding.
2. Does the potency match the label? Within a reasonable margin.
3. Do the contaminant panels pass? Pesticides, heavy metals, solvents and microbials should each show a pass.
4. Is the lab named, accredited, and the test recent?

Any brand reluctant to hand over a current COA is telling you something important.

Farm Bill compliance

All products are hemp-derived and produced to comply with the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, containing less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight.