Every batch. Every test. Nothing hidden.
Every batch we make is sent to an independent third-party laboratory to verify potency and evaluate the safety categories included in its testing panel.
Third-party tested, batch-specific results, family owned, made in Texas, and reports you can verify.
Reserve Blend, Maui Mango Harmony, lot 2607NBL1268.3450, report available, New Bloom Labs.
- ProductReserve Blend, Maui Mango Harmony
- Lot/batch2607NBL1268.3450
- Certificate of analysisReport available
- Third-party labNew Bloom Labs
AccreditationISO/IEC 17025:2017 Testing Laboratory, Cert# AT-2868, as printed on this certificate.
We do not ask you to trust a label alone.
A label can make a promise. A laboratory report provides evidence. That is why we make our available batch results easy to find, read, and download, transparency should not require an email, a phone call, or digging through an unorganized list of files.
Why third-party testing matters.
Our products are evaluated by laboratories that are separate from Morning Dew Farms. New Bloom Labs and KCA Laboratories. Their reports verify cannabinoid potency and cover the safety categories included in each product’s testing panel.
- Cannabinoid potency
- Heavy metals
- Pesticides
- Microbials
- Mycotoxins
- Residual solvents
Testing panels vary by product type, batch, and laboratory report. Open the complete COA to review the exact analyses performed, we deliberately do not summarise a document into a row of checkmarks.
The library
Find your product’s lab results.
Match the product name and lot or batch number on your package with the reports below. Every product on this page has its certificate here as a downloadable PDF, because writing “tested” without the document behind it is not worth much.
17 reports
| Product | Lot/batch | Tested | Lab | Certificate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2607NBL1268.3450 | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 260618-R20-BR | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 260105-R25-I | KCA Laboratories | |||
| 260105-R25-S | KCA Laboratories | |||
| 260105-R25-H | KCA Laboratories | |||
| 260205 | KCA Laboratories | |||
| 2510NBL1039.2899 | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 2510NBL1039.2898 | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 2510NBL1039.2900 | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 2510NBL1039.2901 | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 250711-02TP | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 250711-02TP | New Bloom Labs | |||
| 2510NBL1039.2901 | New Bloom Labs | ||
| CAM-RGG-2044 | KCA Laboratories | |||
| CAM-RGG-2044 | KCA Laboratories | |||
| CAM-RGG-2044 | KCA Laboratories | |||
| CAM-RGG-2044 | KCA Laboratories |
This laboratory report is available to read in full. Open the COA to see the exact tests performed, reported measurements, detection limits, and the laboratory's conclusions.
How to read a certificate of analysis.
A Certificate of Analysis, a COA, is a laboratory report showing what was tested and what the laboratory found. You do not need a science background to understand the parts that matter.
1Confirm the product and batch
Match the product name and lot or batch number on the report with the number printed on your package. A COA is batch-specific, the right document is the one whose number matches yours.
2Review the test date
The test date tells you when that batch was evaluated. Our cards show it next to the batch number, and the document itself carries the full timestamp. The lot or batch number printed on your package also includes the batch date.
3Check cannabinoid potency
This section reports the measured amounts of the cannabinoids included in the analysis, the same numbers we print on our potency strips, taken from the document rather than typed by hand.
4Review the testing panel
Look at which categories the report includes, heavy metals, pesticides, microbials, mycotoxins, or residual solvents. Not every report includes the same panel, which is why we point you at the document instead of summarising it into a row of green checkmarks.
5Read the laboratory's result
Reports use terms like Pass, ND, LOQ, or Action Limit. The exact definitions and thresholds are stated on the report itself, and they should be read in that context.
- COA
- Certificate of Analysis, the laboratory's report for one batch.
- ND
- Not detected at the laboratory's stated reporting threshold.
- LOQ
- Limit of quantitation, the smallest amount the method reliably measures.
- Batch / Lot
- The specific production group your product came from.
- Pass
- The laboratory's reported conclusion for that test, based on its stated criteria.
Traceability
From our worktable to your hands.
Each product moves through a deliberate sequence designed for consistency, traceability, and accountability from production through packaging.
- 1Ingredients selected
- 2Production to a written procedure
- 3Batch identified
- 4Sent for independent testing
- 5Results reviewed
- 6Product packaged
- 7Report published
Why we publish our results.
We publish the results so you can see what is inside your product, not simply take our word for it.
We believe transparency should be part of the product, not something you have to request after buying it. Publishing our available laboratory reports lets you verify the information yourself and make a more informed decision. We would rather earn your trust through visible work, clear records, and honest communication than ask you to rely on marketing alone.
Questions about a report?
Laboratory reports can feel technical. If something on a COA is unclear, send us the product name, the batch number, and your question, we will point you to the relevant part of the document without pressuring you to buy anything.
Know what is inside. Choose what fits you.
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