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Hemp & Cannabis Testing

Analytical reference materials play a critical role in hemp and cannabis testing by supporting method validation, regulatory compliance, and consistent measurement of key compounds across laboratory workflows.

Axion delivers unparalleled precision for hemp and cannabis testing standards, empowering your lab with advanced analytical solutions. Our Ready-to-Use Reference Materials streamline workflows for faster, more reliable results, while Matrix Relevant Certified Reference Materials (CRMs) ensure accurate calibration in real-world testing environments. Achieve exceptional performance in cannabinoid profiling with our HPLC Reference Materials, and trust our High Purity Isolates to set the gold standard in potency and purity analysis. With Axion, you gain the tools to ensure compliance, improve efficiency, and maintain consistency in every test.

Hemp & Cannabis Testing FAQs

  • Reference materials used for cannabis testing include certified cannabinoid standards and calibration materials used to measure compounds such as THC, CBD, and other cannabinoids. These materials help laboratories perform accurate potency testing and ensure reliable analytical results.

  • Certified reference materials help laboratories validate analytical methods, calibrate instruments, and verify measurement accuracy when testing hemp and cannabis products. They are essential for maintaining consistency and meeting regulatory testing requirements.

  • High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) is commonly used in cannabis testing to measure cannabinoid concentrations such as THC and CBD. HPLC reference materials are used to calibrate instruments and verify analytical accuracy during potency testing.

  • Cannabis testing laboratories commonly measure cannabinoids such as THC, CBD, CBG, CBC, and THCA. Analytical reference materials allow laboratories to accurately quantify these compounds in cannabis and hemp samples.

  • Cannabinoid isolates are highly purified compounds such as THC or CBD, while certified reference materials include documented concentrations and traceability used for calibration, validation, and analytical quality control.

  • Reference materials support regulatory compliance by helping laboratories demonstrate accurate calibration, validated methods, and consistent analytical performance when testing hemp and cannabis products.