Kanna, Kava, Blue Lotus & Amanita Lab Results | Certificates of Analysis
Every report below is from an independent lab. Tap a category to see its reports, then tap a report to open the full COA.
Need a batch-specific COA? Email info@healingherbals.store.
Kanna
Kava
Blue Lotus
The flower report below is a pesticide screen and the vape report is a cannabinoid screen. These reports document their named samples and panels; they do not independently establish species, cultivar, growing origin or testing of a different lot. Request the report for your product and batch before applying these results to it.
Amanita
Other Botanicals
How we test and how to read these reports
How we test
Kanna potency reports on this page include alkaloid assays; read each original for its method, individual compounds, total and units. Leaf pesticide and microbial screens are separate reports. Kava reports include kavalactone measurements, while other botanical reports cover the panels named on their cards. Coverage varies by sample and report. Where a Phytodex verification link is provided, open the laboratory record and compare it with the original certificate.
Browse the products behind these reports: kanna extracts, kanna loose leaf, kava, blue lotus, amanita muscaria. Wholesale buyers can request full PDFs through the wholesale portal.
What does a botanical lab report verify?
A COA describes the sample and tests named on that report. Use the product name, lot or sample identifier, laboratory and date together. A report number identifies a document; it does not, on its own, establish that a different lot was tested.
- Kanna potency: an alkaloid assay measures the compounds listed by the laboratory. Check individual results, the reported total, units and method.
- Contaminants: pesticide, heavy-metal, microbial and cannabinoid screens are separate panels. Only the panel shown on a report is documented by that report.
- Botanical identity: a pesticide or cannabinoid screen does not establish a flower's species, cultivar or growing origin. Identity evidence must state the identification method and material examined.
- Current stock: archived or supplier reports provide context. Ask for the report matching the material you will receive.
For help comparing extracts, read how to read a kanna COA. For flower identity questions, read our blue lotus authenticity guide. Businesses can request documents through wholesale or discuss a private label project.
Compare kanna potency and contaminant reports
These examples summarize the reports linked below. A potency assay and a contaminant screen answer different questions; a panel for kanna leaf does not establish testing of an extract or a different lot.
| Product and report | Listed test scope | What to match |
|---|---|---|
|
Glow MZQ extract PHY-2026-520 |
Alkaloid potency summary. | Sample 20260710-4457; compare the original certificate with the lot offered. |
|
MT5 BLOOM extract PHY-2026-733 |
Total and individual alkaloid results are summarized on the card. | Read the original sample/lot details and units; a specification is separate from the measured result. |
| Field Grown Kanna Leaf PHY-2026-868 |
Pesticide panel. | Sample 20261013-4456; do not extend it to other products or samples. |
| Field Grown Kanna Leaf PHY-2026-869 |
Salmonella and STEC panel. | Sample 20261013-4457; this is a separate named sample and panel. |
If your lot is not identified in a summary, open the original or request the matching documentation. A missing field on a card does not establish what the full report contains.
Lab results FAQ
What is a COA?
A certificate of analysis is a report issued by a laboratory that states what was measured in a specific sample, the method used, and the result. For botanicals this usually covers potency (the active alkaloids or kavalactones) and may add contaminant panels such as heavy metals, pesticides or microbials.
How do I read total alkaloids on a kanna report?
Total alkaloids is the sum of the individual alkaloids the lab quantified, usually mesembrine, mesembrenone, mesembranol and delta-7 mesembrenone. It is shown as a percent by weight and often also as mg per gram. A 1% result means 10 mg of total alkaloids per gram of material.
How do I match a report to the product I bought?
Find the batch, lot or report number on your product label or packing slip and compare it to the number on the card above. Where a product has one standing report (for example a supplier COA), the card says so. If your batch is not listed, email us the number and we will send the matching report.
Why do results differ between labs or batches?
Plant material varies by harvest, drying and extraction run, so two batches of the same product can test differently. Labs also use different methods, reference standards and reporting limits, which shifts numbers slightly. That is why each card names the lab and the method rather than quoting one fixed figure.
How do I request a PDF?
Email info@healingherbals.store with the product name and batch or report number. We send the original lab PDF, and wholesale accounts can request the full set for their order.
New to lab reports? Read How to read a COA.
Lab results are provided for information only and apply to the tested batch.