Radical Transparency

Our Lab Results, Public.

Every batch, independently tested. Find your product’s certificate of analysis below.

Why This Page Exists

Every batch we sell has a public report card

Every certificate below is a Certificate of Analysis (COA) — a report from an independent, third-party laboratory that has no stake in what the results say. Before any First Class Organics product reaches your door, its batch is tested and the results are published here, for everyone, forever. No login. No email wall. Just proof.

A 60-Second Guide

How to read a Certificate of Analysis

Match the batch

Find the batch or lot number printed on your product label and match it to the certificate with the same number below.

Check the potency

The cannabinoid table shows how much CBD (and other cannabinoids) the lab actually measured — it should match what the label promises.

Confirm the THC

Look for the delta-9 THC line: federally compliant hemp products must contain no more than 0.3% on a dry-weight basis.

Scan the safety panel

“ND” means not detected. That is what you want to see next to pesticides, heavy metals, and residual solvents.

The Receipts

Our current Certificates of Analysis

Click any certificate to view it full size. Looking for a batch you don’t see here? Message us or call +1 (707) 668-3862 and we’ll send it to you the same day.

First Class Organics FS Softgels

CBD Full Spectrum Softgels

Water Soluble Nano Tincture Drops

CBG Tincture Drops (w/ MCT) Mint

Pet Treats

Vitamin C Serum w/ CBD

Pure Plump Lip Enhancer

Sleep Support Soft Gels

CBD Pet Drops

Lash & Brow Boost Serum

CBD Tincture Drops (w/ Hempseed)

Relax Bath Bomb

Vegan Gummies 10 ct. pouch

Coffee K-Cups 6 ct. box Vanilla Caramel

Revitalize Cream w/ Collagen + Retinoid

What the Labs Look For

Tested for what’s in it — and what must not be

Cannabinoid ProfileVerifies CBD content and the full cannabinoid spectrum, so the label always matches the bottle.

PesticidesScreens for agricultural chemical residues that should never be part of your wellness routine.

Heavy MetalsChecks for lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury, which hemp can absorb from poor-quality soil.

Residual SolventsConfirms no extraction solvents remain in the finished product.

MicrobialsTests for mold, yeast, and harmful bacteria to verify safe handling and storage.

Delta-9 THC ComplianceCertifies the product stays at or under the 0.3% federal dry-weight limit.

Understanding Our Lab Tests

What is a certificate of analysis (COA)?

A COA is a report from an independent accredited laboratory showing exactly what is in a CBD product: cannabinoid potency, THC content, and screens for pesticides, heavy metals and other contaminants.

How do I match a lab report to my product?

Find the batch or lot number printed on your product label and match it to the corresponding COA on this page, so you are viewing results for the exact batch you own.

What does ND mean on a lab report?

ND means not detected: the compound was below the laboratory’s limit of detection, which is what you want to see for contaminants and for THC in broad-spectrum and isolate products.

Why does third-party testing matter for CBD?

Independent testing verifies label accuracy and product safety in an industry where regulators have found mislabeled products, making published COAs the strongest consumer protection available.

Lab Tests