Hemp and cannabis plants need water to grow and thrive, and yet your final products must be stripped of most of their moisture in order to guarantee safety. Overmoisturization can occur as a result of overwatering, high humidity or an ineffective curing process. This is especially a risk for plants that grow outside, which are more susceptible to environmental conditions. You’ll need to test your post-harvest hemp for water activity and moisture content because these are key factors that can indicate risks for microbial contamination.
How to submit a sample for PAH testing
The process to submit a sample of your flower or derivative product is easy. At ACS, we accept hemp products from all 44 states and medical cannabis from registered providers in Florida. Plus, if you live in Florida, you can schedule our courier service from anywhere in the state. Simply request your test to speak with an expert at ACS. We’ll follow up right away to explain the submission process or arrange to collect a sample.
What We Test?
We test cannabis and hemp: Flowers/Plants, Derivative Products and Edibles
Smokable
Flower
Flower
Extracts & Concentrates
Edibles
What We Test For?
Water Activity and Moisture tests include the quantitative detection of the following.
Moisture
Water Activity
How to submit a sample for PAH testing
The process to submit a sample of your flower or derivative product is easy. At ACS, we accept hemp products from all 44 states and medical cannabis from registered providers in Florida. Plus, if you live in Florida, you can schedule our courier service from anywhere in the state. Simply request your test to speak with an expert at ACS. We’ll follow up right away to explain the submission process or arrange to collect a sample.
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The definitive resource on leading major and minor cannabinoids, how they work in the body, and what to test for.
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