Get 20180421 Anandia Labs Coa - Aurora Cannabis

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on how to accurately complete the 20180421 Anandia Labs Certificate of Analysis for Aurora Cannabis. Whether you are a seasoned user or new to the process, this guide will support you in navigating the essential components of the form.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the document and open it in the online editor.
2. Begin filling out the 'Client' section with the name of the client, which in this case is 'Aurora'. Make sure to provide accurate information as this refers to the entity holding the cannabis product.
3. In the 'Strain' field, clearly indicate the type of cannabis product. Here, you will specify ‘CBD drops’ to reflect the product being assessed.
4. Fill in the 'Lot #' section with the appropriate lot number, which for this document is '18-058'. This number is critical for tracking and quality control.
5. Enter the 'Anandia Sample ID', which is '2018041306-007' in this instance. Ensure that this is filled correctly for testing reference.
6. In the 'Authorized By' section, provide the name and title of the person responsible for the analysis. In this document, it's 'Leo Law, BSc, Laboratory Manager'.
7. Indicate the date the Certificate of Analysis was prepared, which is '21-Apr-18'. This reflects the analysis date and helps in tracking.
8. Proceed to the 'Potency' section. Here you will find fields for Total THC equivalents and Total CBD equivalents. Fill these out according to the provided weights and measures: 0.11% for THC and 2.55% for CBD. Ensure the units (wt% and mg/mL) are correctly noted.
9. Next, input the data for the 'Most abundant minor cannabinoids' section. List their corresponding weights correctly, such as 0.13% for CBC.
10. In the 'Terpenes' area, include details for the most abundant terpenes quantified, noting the weight percentages accurately as indicated in the document.
11. Review the 'Contaminant Analysis' section to enter results for Residual Solvents, Microbial Quality, Aflatoxins, Heavy Metals, and Pesticides, each of which should denote 'pass' or 'not detected' based on the test results.
12. Now, shift to the 'Details of Testing' to edit or confirm any specified methodologies referenced in testing for cannabinoids, terpenes, and contaminants. Make sure all commissioned tests are recorded.
13. After thoroughly completing the form, review all entries for accuracy and completeness.
14. Once satisfied, save your changes using the 'Save' option. You can then opt to download, print, or share the completed document as needed.

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