CBD Laboratory Reports & Batch Lookup

Use this index to locate available laboratory reports. A certificate of analysis (COA) describes the sample tested by the named laboratory.

Match the report to your package

Check product name, flavor, batch or lot number, sample date and report date. An older report is not automatically the report for your current package. If the details do not match, contact (602) 349-5334 or linda@rainerwellness.com with your package batch number before relying on the report.

Reports linked from the current catalog; match the batch to your package
Product / sample Batch Report date Laboratory Test scope Report
5000mg Cinnamon oil 251222-2 January 14, 2026 SC Labs Cannabinoid analysis Open full PDF
5000mg Citrus oil 250722-1 July 29, 2025 SC Laboratories Cannabinoid potency Open full PDF
500mg topical rub 022526 February 27, 2026 SC Laboratories Cannabinoid analysis; delta-9 THC per-unit check Open full PDF
1000mg Vanilla oil 01152026 March 3, 2026 SC Laboratories Cannabinoid analysis; amended report Open full PDF
1000mg Vanilla oil — older report 21017D1000V February 15, 2023 (approved February 16) SC Laboratories Cannabinoid potency Open full PDF
Gummies with melatonin 240916-C4LS October 11, 2024 SC Laboratories Cannabinoid potency; not a melatonin assay Open full PDF
500mg topical rub — older report 20240702 July 15, 2024 SC Laboratories Cannabinoids, terpenoids, pesticides, mycotoxins, solvents, metals and microbiology Open full PDF
Neurogan dog chews Dk20-9734 / DK20-9744 / DK20-9954 April 8, 2022 Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs Cannabinoids, water activity, solvents, microbials, mycotoxins, metals, foreign matter and pesticides; QA informational sample Open full PDF
1000mg Salmon oil dog tincture 250722-3 July 29, 2025 SC Laboratories Cannabinoid potency Open full PDF
ENERGIZE gummies (report names CBD For Life Energy Gummies) 250603-C4LE June 13, 2025 SC Laboratories Cannabinoid potency; not a caffeine assay Open full PDF

What to check in a report

Read the measured amount, units and laboratory reporting limits. A cannabinoid-potency test does not establish that every contaminant was tested. Look for the actual test panels and results rather than assuming a full safety screen.

Dog chews: what the linked report says

The April 8, 2022 report names 600mg/30-count, 1200mg/60-count and 6000mg/300-count packages, equivalent to 20mg nominal CBD per chew. It measures 21.46mg CBD and 0.43mg delta-9 THC per chew in the submitted sample. It does not support a 25mg-per-chew claim. These results apply to the listed batches, not automatically to current stock. Contact us to match your package before relying on this report.

What a COA does not establish

A laboratory report is not FDA approval, proof of medical effectiveness or a guarantee of a negative drug test. More product-information questions.