THCA Shipping
Lab reports before a parcel is sealed
A lab report, or COA, describes one Batch: its THCA, its delta-9 THC, and often its terpenes. It is the label that matters most, and it should match the lot you are about to receive.
Where to find it
When we have a report on file, its values sit on the product page under Lab results, with the lab’s own PDF when we hold one. When we do not, the product page says the report is available on request: ask the Operator on the call, before you agree to anything.
Reading it in a minute
| Line | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| THCA % | The main measured cannabinoid in raw flower |
| Delta-9 THC % | Measured on a dry-weight basis |
| Total THC % | Delta-9 plus 0.877 times THCA; we work it out and show it |
| Lot or batch code | Must match the code on the product page |
Our rule
We never fill in a number the lab did not report. A blank stays blank until a real result arrives.
After December 11, 2026
Federal law counts THCA toward total THC from that date, so flower like this stops qualifying as hemp. We stop shipping it then.