Certificate of Analysis
HEMP QUALITY ASSURANCE TEST

Sample Name:

Endo Blend Large Dog

Infused, Non-Inhalable

Date Issued:

09/15/2026

Total Terpenoids 0.5783%
Top 3 Terpenoids
  1. β-Caryophyllene 0.5049%
  2. Δ3-Carene 0.0209%
  3. Limonene 0.0161%

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Sample ID:260915M026

Batch Number:EB26-LG2

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Terpenoid Analysis - Summary

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Total Terpenoids: 0.5783%

 
 
 

1

β-Caryophyllene (0.5049%)

2

Δ3-Carene (0.0209%)

3

Limonene (0.0161%)

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

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

Summary

Total Terpenoids (mg/g): 5.783 mg/g

Total Terpenoids (%): 0.5783%

Dominant Terpenoids

Below are this sample's 3 most abundant terpenoids by volume.

  1. β-Caryophyllene 0.5049%

    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. Δ3-Carene 0.0209%

    A monoterpene that is a common constituent of turpentine. Its fragrance can be described as a combination of sweet, herbal, earthy and piney. Found in bell pepper, basil, rosemary, cedar...etc.

  3. Limonene 0.0161%

    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.

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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

09/15/2026

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Compound LOD/LOQ
(mg/g) 		Measurement
Uncertainty
(mg/g) 		Result
(mg/g) 		Result
(%)
β-Caryophyllene 0.004 / 0.012 ±0.1399 5.049 0.5049
Δ3-Carene 0.005 / 0.018 ±0.0023 0.209 0.0209
Limonene 0.005 / 0.036 ±0.0018 0.161 0.0161
β-Pinene 0.004 / 0.014 ±0.0014 0.154 0.0154
α-Pinene 0.005 / 0.036 ±0.0008 0.120 0.0120
Sabinene 0.004 / 0.014 ±0.0008 0.090 0.0090
Nerolidol 0.006 / 0.021 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
α-Humulene 0.009 / 0.180 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
α-Phellandrene 0.006 / 0.036 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Caryophyllene Oxide 0.010 / 0.033 N/A <LOQ <LOQ
Nerol 0.003 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Cedrol 0.008 / 0.027 N/A ND ND
Guaiol 0.009 / 0.030 N/A ND ND
Borneol 0.005 / 0.016 N/A ND ND
Camphor 0.006 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Fenchol 0.010 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Menthol 0.008 / 0.025 N/A ND ND
Myrcene 0.008 / 0.025 N/A ND ND
Camphene 0.005 / 0.015 N/A ND ND
Fenchone 0.009 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Geraniol 0.002 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Linalool 0.009 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Pulegone 0.003 / 0.011 N/A ND ND
p-Cymene 0.005 / 0.016 N/A ND ND
Terpineol 0.009 / 0.031 N/A ND ND
Valencene 0.009 / 0.180 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
Citronellol 0.003 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
Terpinolene 0.008 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
β-Ocimene 0.006 / 0.025 N/A ND ND
α-Cedrene 0.005 / 0.016 N/A ND ND
Geranyl Acetate 0.004 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
α-Bisabolol 0.008 / 0.026 N/A ND ND
α-Terpinene 0.005 / 0.017 N/A ND ND
γ-Terpinene 0.006 / 0.018 N/A ND ND
Sabinene Hydrate 0.006 / 0.036 N/A ND ND
trans-β-Farnesene 0.008 / 0.025 N/A ND ND
TOTAL 5.783 mg/g 0.5783%
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."

COA ID: 260915M026-001

These results relate only to the sample included on this report. This report shall not be reproduced, except in full, without written approval of the laboratory.

Sample Certification: California Code of Regulations Title 4 Division 19. Department of Cannabis Control Business and Professions Code. Reference: Sections 26100, 26104 and 26110, Business and Professions Code.

Decision Rule: Statements of conformity (e.g. Pass/Fail) to specifications are made in this report without taking measurement uncertainty into account. Where statements of conformity are made in this report, the following decision rules are applied: PASS - Results within limits/specifications, FAIL - Results exceed limits/specifications.

References: limit of detection (LOD), limit of quantification (LOQ), not detected (ND), not tested (NT), μg/g = ppm, μg/kg = ppb

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