Certificates
of analysis.
Certificates of analysis and technical documentation are available upon request.
Upon request.
To request a certificate of analysis or technical documentation, write to Brownrock with the product and, if you have it, the batch number.
HELLO@BROWNROCK.COM ↗What you receive.
Documentation is batch-specific: a certificate applies only to the batch number printed on it. Verified professional buyers receive it before they confirm an order, together with the technical sheet of the product.
- Write to hello@brownrock.com with the product and, if you have it, the batch number.
- Tell us your company and the market the product is for, so we can include the documents that market requires.
- We reply within 24 hours on working days.
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Reading a certificate.
- Batch number
- Check it first. It must match the batch on your product or invoice.
- Laboratory and sign-off
- Who ran the analysis and who signed the report.
- Dates
- When the sample was taken and when the analysis was completed. A report may state how long it remains valid.
- Matrix
- The kind of material tested, for example resin or oil. The results apply to that material only.
- Safety panels
- Tests such as pesticides, heavy metals, microbials, mycotoxins, residual solvents and foreign material, each marked as passed, failed or not tested.
- Cannabinoid profile
- The measured content of each cannabinoid in that batch, including THC.
- ND and LOD
- “ND” means not detected: below the laboratory’s limit of detection (LOD) for that compound.
- Terpenes
- Some reports add a terpene profile.