What a COA is (and isn’t)
Educational overview: How we publish COAs. Glossary: COA. Open Lab Results.
Step-by-step lookup
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Find the SKU or name on the package. |
| 2 | Search Lab Results. |
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A COA is a batch lab report. Learn what to match on Lab Results — SKU, potency markers, and why Validate is a separate authenticity step.
Educational overview: How we publish COAs. Glossary: COA. Open Lab Results.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Find the SKU or name on the package. |
| 2 | Search Lab Results. |
How we publish certificates of analysis
Every active SKU links to lab results so potency is never a surprise - what a COA covers, how to look one up, and how validation ties in.
Lab-tested carts: what “lab tested” means at DIME
Lab-tested at DIME means batch COA data you can look up — not a vague badge. Here’s how to verify on Lab Results.
Shopping by potency, not just strain
Why DIME treats THC bands as first-class discovery - how to read potency on cards and COAs, and when flavor or format should lead instead.
| Compare THC/CBD (and other listed markers) to the card. |
| 4 | Validate authenticity separately. |
Shopping by potency helps you shortlist — the COA confirms the batch.
Cards can summarize typical ranges; the COA is the batch record.
Some show fake paperwork — still Validate and buy licensed.
This article is for educational purposes only. It is not medical advice. DIME products are for adults 21+ or qualifying patients in licensed markets. Keep products away from children.