Certificate of Analysis
QUALITY ASSURANCE TEST ONLY - Not for retail sale

Sample Name:

OG TWIST HASH

Concentrate, Product Inhalable

Date Issued:

01/12/2025

Overall Batch Result:

Fail

Sum Cannabinoids 58.28%
Total Cannabinoids 52.40%
Total THC 51.080%
Total CBD ND
Total Terpenoids 2.3497%
PhytoFacts®
Top 3 Terpenoids
  1. β-Caryophyllene 0.9562%
  2. α-Humulene 0.3404%
  3. Limonene 0.3371%

Sample Information

Sample Details

Sample ID:250108N085

Batch Number:FSO12-B01

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Cannabinoid Analysis - Summary

Calculated using Dry-Weight

Sum of Cannabinoids: 58.28%

Total Cannabinoids: 52.40%

Total THC: 51.080%

Total CBD: ND

Moisture:37.0%

Sum of Cannabinoids = Δ9-THC + THCa + CBD + CBDa + CBG + CBGa + THCV + THCVa + CBC + CBCa + CBDV + CBDVa + Δ8-THC + CBL + CBN

Total Cannabinoids = (Δ9-THC+0.877*THCa+Δ8-THC) + (CBD+0.877*CBDa) + (CBG+0.877*CBGa) + (THCV+0.877*THCVa) + (CBC+0.877*CBCa) + (CBDV+0.877*CBDVa) + CBL + CBN

Total THC/CBD is calculated using the following formulas to take into account the loss of a carboxyl group during the decarboxylation step:
Total THC = Δ9-THC + (THCa (0.877)) + Δ8-THC
Total CBD = CBD + (CBDa (0.877))

Dry weight: The weight of a sample after it goes through the drying process.

Pursuant to section § 5724 of California Code of Regulations Title 16 Division 42. Department of Cannabis Control, the equation for moisture correction is:  Dry-weight percent cannabinoid = wet-weight percent cannabinoid / (1 − percent moisture / 100)

Sum of Cannabinoids: The concentration of each individual cannabinoid added together as they are, without accounting for decarboxylation. This measurement is of particular importance for certain cannabis products that are not intended to be heated prior to application or consumption.

Total Cannabinoids: The concentration of each acidic cannabinoid, multiplied by 0.877 to account for the loss of molecular mass that happens as it is converted to a neutral cannabinoid when heated. Then this calculated concentration is added to the concentrations of the corresponding neutral cannabinoid already present. This corrected data is of particular importance to both producers and consumers of products intended to be heated prior to application or consumption.

Terpenoid Analysis - Summary

39 tested, Top 3 Highlighted

Total Terpenoids: 2.3497%

 
 
 

1

β-Caryophyllene (0.9562%)

2

α-Humulene (0.3404%)

3

Limonene (0.3371%)

Safety Analysis - Summary

Foreign Material: Pass

Water Activity: Fail

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Tested by high-performance liquid chromatography with diode-array detection (HPLC-DAD). Calculated using Dry-Weight.

Method: QSP 1157 - Analysis of Cannabinoids by HPLC-DAD

Summary

Total Cannabinoids: 52.40%

Total THC: 51.080%

9-THC+0.877*THCa+Δ8-THC)

Total CBD: ND

(CBD+0.877*CBDa)

Total CBG: 0.44%

Total CBG (CBG+0.877*CBGa)

Total THCV: 0.225%

Total THCV (THCV+0.877*THCVa)

Total CBC: 0.562%

Total CBC (CBC+0.877*CBCa)

Total CBDV: ND

Total CBDV (CBDV+0.877*CBDVa)

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The cannabis plant contains dozens of active compounds called cannabinoids. These compounds are the primary contributors to the psychoactive effects of cannabis.

Cannabinoid testing determines the potency of a sample to aid in dosage considerations.

Cannabinoid Test Results

01/11/2025

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Compound LOD/LOQ
(mg/g)
Measurement
Uncertainty
(mg/g)
Result
(mg/g)
Result
(%)
Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid (THCa) 0.05 / 0.14 ±9.323 466.17 46.617
Δ9 Tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ9THC) 0.06 / 0.26 ±2.733 101.97 10.197
Cannabichromenic Acid (CBCa) 0.07 / 0.28 ±0.244 6.41 0.641
Cannabigerolic Acid (CBGa) 0.1 / 0.2 ±0.12 2.9 0.29
Tetrahydrocannabivarinic Acid (THCVa) 0.07 / 0.20 ±0.095 2.56 0.256
Cannabigerol (CBG) 0.06 / 0.19 ±0.056 1.81 0.181
Cannabinol (CBN) 0.1 / 0.3 ±0.05 1.0 0.10
Cannabichromene (CBC) 0.2 / 0.5 N/A ND ND
Cannabidiol (CBD) 0.07 / 0.29 N/A ND ND
Cannabicyclol (CBL) 0.06 / 0.24 N/A ND ND
Cannabidivarin (CBDV) 0.04 / 0.15 N/A ND ND
Cannabidiolic Acid (CBDa) 0.02 / 0.19 N/A ND ND
Tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) 0.1 / 0.2 N/A ND ND
Cannabidivarinic Acid (CBDVa) 0.03 / 0.53 N/A ND ND
∆8 Tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ8THC) 0.1 / 0.4 N/A ND ND
SUM OF CANNABINOIDS 582.8 mg/g 58.28%
Moisture Test Result

37.0% Tested 01/11/2025 Method: QSP 1224 - Loss on Drying (Moisture)

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The cannabis plant contains dozens of active compounds called cannabinoids. These compounds are the primary contributors to the psychoactive effects of cannabis.

Cannabinoid testing determines the potency of a sample to aid in dosage considerations.

Terpene analysis utilizing gas chromatography-flame ionization detection (GC-FID).

Method: QSP 1192 - Analysis of Terpenoids by GC-FID

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Summary

Total Terpenoids (mg/g): 23.497 mg/g

Total Terpenoids (%): 2.3497%

Dominant Terpenoids

Below are this sample's 3 most abundant terpenoids by volume. To see more detail for terpenoid content, view the PhytoFacts report.

  1. β-Caryophyllene 0.9562%

    A sesquiterpene with a fragrance that can be described as spicy, woody, dry, dusty and mildly sweet. It was one of the first organic compounds to fully synthesized in a laboratory and plays a role in the endocannabinoid system as it is a functional CB2 receptor agonist. Found in black pepper, clove, hops, rosemary, black-jack, perilla, spicebush, Indian pennywort, celery, frankincense, vitex, parsley, marigold, tamarind...etc.

  2. α-Humulene 0.3404%

    Also known as α-caryophyllene, it is an isomer of the sesquiterpene β-Caryophyllene which frequently occurs in nature with many aromatic plants across the globe. It has a fragrance that can be described as earthy or musky with spicy undertones. Found in hops, forskohlii, skullcaps, basil, nutmeg, cloves, sage, cotton, tamarind, black pepper, guava, Scotch pine...etc.

  3. Limonene 0.3371%

    A monoterpene with a fragrance that can be described as orangey, citrusy, sweet and tart. It is most commonly found in nature as D-Limonene and is a primary contributor to the distinct scent of orange peels, from which it is commonly derived. Found in numerous pines, red maple, silver maple, aspens, cottonwoods, hemlocks, sumac, cedar, junipers...etc.

Learn more

Terpenoid analysis is crucial for differentiating between strains of cannabis, as terpenoids have a major influence on the medical and psychological effects of a plant. The relationship between cannabinoids and terpeneoids is known as the "entourage effect."

Terpenoid Test Results

01/11/2025

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Compound LOD/LOQ
(mg/g)
Measurement
Uncertainty
(mg/g)
Result
(mg/g)
Result
(%)
β-Caryophyllene 0.004 / 0.012 ±0.2649 9.562 0.9562
α-Humulene 0.009 / 0.180 ±0.0851 3.404 0.3404
Limonene 0.005 / 0.036 ±0.0374 3.371 0.3371
Myrcene 0.008 / 0.025 ±0.0237 2.372 0.2372
α-Bisabolol 0.008 / 0.026 ±0.0411 0.991 0.0991
Linalool 0.009 / 0.036 ±0.0221 0.747 0.0747
Caryophyllene Oxide 0.010 / 0.033 ±0.0242 0.677 0.0677
β-Pinene 0.004 / 0.014 ±0.0043 0.478 0.0478
trans-β-Farnesene 0.008 / 0.025 ±0.0128 0.463 0.0463
α-Pinene 0.005 / 0.036 ±0.0023 0.341 0.0341
Fenchol 0.010 / 0.036 ±0.0097 0.323 0.0323
Terpineol 0.009 / 0.031 ±0.0143 0.299 0.0299
Nerolidol 0.006 / 0.021 ±0.0136 0.278 0.0278
Borneol 0.005 / 0.016 ±0.0033 0.102 0.0102
Camphene 0.005 / 0.015 ±0.0008 0.089 0.0089
Guaiol 0.009 / 0.030 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Fenchone 0.009 / 0.036 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Geraniol 0.002 / 0.036 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Sabinene 0.004 / 0.014 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Valencene 0.009 / 0.180 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Citronellol 0.003 / 0.036 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Terpinolene 0.008 / 0.036 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
β-Ocimene 0.006 / 0.025 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Geranyl Acetate 0.004 / 0.036 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Sabinene Hydrate 0.006 / 0.036 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Nerol 0.003 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Cedrol 0.008 / 0.027 N/A ND ND
Camphor 0.006 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Menthol 0.008 / 0.025 N/A ND ND
Pulegone 0.003 / 0.011 N/A ND ND
p-Cymene 0.005 / 0.016 N/A ND ND
Eucalyptol 0.006 / 0.018 N/A ND ND
Isoborneol 0.004 / 0.012 N/A ND ND
Isopulegol 0.005 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Δ3-Carene 0.005 / 0.018 N/A ND ND
α-Cedrene 0.005 / 0.016 N/A ND ND
α-Terpinene 0.005 / 0.017 N/A ND ND
γ-Terpinene 0.006 / 0.018 N/A ND ND
α-Phellandrene 0.006 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
TOTAL 23.497 mg/g 2.3497%
Learn more

Terpenoid analysis is crucial for differentiating between strains of cannabis, as terpenoids have a major influence on the medical and psychological effects of a plant. The relationship between cannabinoids and terpeneoids is known as the "entourage effect."

Visual analysis includes, but is not limited to, sand, soil, cinders, dirt, mold, hair, insect fragments, and mammalian excreta.

Method: QSP 1226 - Analysis of Foreign Material in Cannabis and Cannabis Products

Foreign Material Test Results

01/10/2025

PASS

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Compound Action Limit Result Result
Hair Count > 1 per 3 grams 0.0 Pass
Insect Fragment Count > 1 per 3 grams 0.0 Pass
Mammalian Excreta Count > 1 per 3 grams 0.0 Pass
Total Sample Area Covered by Mold >25% None Pass
Total Sample Area Covered by Sand, Soil, Cinders, or Dirt >25% None Pass
Total Sample Area Covered by an Imbedded Foreign Material >25% None Pass

Method: QSP 1227 - Analysis of Water Activity in Cannabis and Cannabis Products

Water Activity Test Results

01/11/2025

FAIL

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Compound LOD/LOQ
(Aw)
Action Limit
(Aw)
Measurement
Uncertainty
(Aw)
Result
(Aw)
Result
Water Activity 0.030 / 0.15 0.65 ±>0.048 >0.98 Fail

Notes

Deviations:

1. Analysis performed on matrix not included in ISO 17025 scope of accreditation.

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