States

What New York's certificates report

Every panel type appearing on a finished-good certificate in this state, with the widest analyte count actually printed. Computed from finished, consumer-packaged batches only; intermediate material can carry a differently shaped screen.

• Pesticides
  70 analytes screened, itemized on 79 of 184 finished-good batches
• Terpenes
  40 analytes screened, itemized on 145 of 184 finished-good batches
• Residual solvents
  21 analytes screened, itemized on 79 of 184 finished-good batches
• Cannabinoids
  13 analytes screened, itemized on 184 of 184 finished-good batches
• Moisture content
  1 analytes screened, itemized on 52 of 184 finished-good batches
• Water activity
  1 analytes screened, itemized on 52 of 184 finished-good batches
• Microbials
  Reported pass or fail on 184 finished-good batches; individual analytes were not itemized in the indexed certificates
• Foreign matter
  Reported pass or fail on 184 finished-good batches; individual analytes were not itemized in the indexed certificates
• Homogeneity
  Reported pass or fail on 79 finished-good batches; individual analytes were not itemized in the indexed certificates
• Mycotoxins
  Reported pass or fail on 184 finished-good batches; individual analytes were not itemized in the indexed certificates
• Heavy metals
  Reported pass or fail on 184 finished-good batches; individual analytes were not itemized in the indexed certificates

Brands

Comparability

Scores and panel breadth are never blended across states. New York uses its own mandated pesticide panel, its own analyte list and its own testing cadence; comparing a New York batch's numbers directly against another state's would compare two different regulatory regimes as if they were one, which is why every score, board and panel figure on this site stays scoped to a single (brand, state) pair.