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====Canada====
====Canada====
[[File:Flag of Canada.png|right|250px]]The following are licensed cannabis testing labs, as reported by Health Canada.<ref name="GoCLab20">{{cite web |url=https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/list-licensed-dealers.html |title=Laboratories licensed to conduct activities with cannabis |work=Health Canada |publisher=Government of Canada |date=31 January 2020 |accessdate=14 February 2020}}</ref> Note that some of these laboratories are not stand-alone laboratories accepting samples but rather in-house labs testing for R&D or manufacturing programs.
{{Cannabis testing labs in Canada}}
 
 
'''Alberta'''
 
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Bio-Chem Consulting Services (1980) Ltd.]]
* [[Caro Analytical Services Ltd.]]
* [[Drug Development and Innovation Centre]]
* [[InnoTech Alberta, Inc.]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[Keystone Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Labs-Mart, Inc.]]
* [[Olds Softgels, Inc.]]
* [[PBR Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Quality Analytical Services Ltd.]]
* [[Radient Technologies, Inc.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
 
 
'''British Columbia'''
 
* [[Activation Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Anandia Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Avalite Sciences, Inc.]]
* [[Cannevert Therapeutics Ltd.]]
* [[Caro Analytical Services Ltd.]]
* [[Centre for Applied Research and Innovation]]
* [[Chemia Analytics, Inc.]]
* [[Drug Analysis Service]]
* [[Green Sky Laboratories Corp.]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[Labs-Mart, Inc.]]
* [[M.B. Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Peak Wellness Ltd.]]
* [[ProgenyBio Agricultural Services, Inc.]]
* [[Pura Analytical Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Salvation Botanicals Ltd.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
* [[Teewinot Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Valens Agritech Ltd.]]
* [[VSSL Enterprises Ltd.]]
* [[Zenalytic Laboratories Ltd.]]
 
 
'''Manitoba'''
 
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[Nexus Online Solutions, Inc.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
* [[Teewinot Laboratories, Inc.]]
 
 
'''New Brunswick'''
 
* [[Activation Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[C-Therm Technologies Ltd.]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
 
 
'''Newfoundland'''
 
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Nova Scotia'''
 
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[Perennia Food and Agriculture, Inc.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Ontario'''
 
* [[A&L Canada Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Abide, Inc.]]
* [[Activation Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Anandia Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Applied Research Centre for Natural Products and Medical Cannabis]]
* [[ARA-Avanti Rx Analytics, Inc.]]
* [[Canadian Clinical Cannabinoids, Inc.]]
* [[Center for Advanced Research in Environmental Genomics]]
* [[Chemi Pharmaceutical, Inc.]]
* [[CREM Co, Inc.]]
* [[Diteba Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Drug Analysis Service]]
* [[Eurofins Experchem Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[High North, Inc.]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[Labs-Mart, Inc.]]
* [[Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology]]
* [[Lupos (Canada) Biotechnology, Inc.]]
* [[MJMG Holdings, Inc.]]
* [[Molecular Science Labs Corp.]]
* [[Nordion (Canada), Inc.]]
* [[Pharma Medica Research, Inc.]]
* [[Reena Group of Companies, Inc.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
* [[Sigma Analytical Services, Inc.]]
* [[The Vimy Ridge Group Ltd.]]
* [[Toronto Research Chemicals, Inc.]]
* [[Transpharm Canada, Inc.]]
* [[Tweed, Inc.]]
* [[Vivariant Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Wyndham Forensic Group, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Prince Edward Island'''
 
* [[Canadian Centre for Cannabis Innovation (C3i), Inc.]]
* [[Dosecann LD, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Quebec'''
 
* [[Activation Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[AXXONLAB, Inc.]]
* [[C-CREST Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Drug Analysis Service]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[Laboratoire PhytoChemia, Inc.]]
* [[Laboratoires KABS, Inc.]]
* [[LaboVal, Inc.]]
* [[MS Pharma, Inc.]]
* [[Neopharm Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Pathogenia, Inc.]]
* [[Pharmascience, Inc.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Saskatchewan'''
 
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Intertek Testing Services (ITS) Canada Ltd.]]
* [[Saskatchewan Research Council]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]
* [[ZYUS Life Sciences, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Yukon'''
 
* [[AGAT Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[Caro Analytical Services Ltd.]]
* [[SGS Canada, Inc.]]




====United States====
====United States====
[[File:Flag of the United States.png|right|250px]]The prevalence of testing laboratories in any given state depends on a few factors: legalization status, state laws regarding testing, and strictness of regulations. Labs typically appear as stand-alone, third-party entities. Though not common, some testing laboratories are located within dispensaries (e.g., Champlain Valley Dispensary in Vermont<ref name="CVDOurQuality">{{cite web |url=http://www.cvdvt.org/products/quality-commitment/ |title=Our Quality Commitment |publisher=Champlain Valley Dispensary, Inc |accessdate=24 February 2017}}</ref>) and treatment centers (e.g., Sanctuary ATC in New Hampshire.<ref name="SATCAnalysis">{{cite web |url=http://www.sanctuaryatc.org/laboratory-analysis-nh.php |title=New Hampshire Therapeutic Cannabis Laboratory Analysis — Therapeutic Uses |publisher=Sanctuary ATC |accessdate=24 February 2017}}</ref>).
{{Cannabis testing labs in the United States}}
 
The following are known active cannabis testing labs (those currently in the licensing process are not included):
 
 
'''Alaska'''
 
* [[CannTest, LLC]]
* [[Fairbanks Analytical Testing, LLC]]
* [[Peak Analytical, LLC]]
* [[Southeast Alaska Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[The New Frontier Research, LLC]]
 
 
'''Arizona''':
 
* [[C4 Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Cannabinoid Chemist, LLC]]
* [[Delta Verde Laboratory, LLC]]
* [[Desert Valley Testing, LLC]]
* [[Kanna-Bosm Labs, LLC]]
* [[Legend Technical Services, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Arkansas''':
 
* [[Marygold Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
 
 
'''California''':
 
* [[2 River Labs, Inc.]]
* [[8 Lane Investments, Inc.]]
* [[American Biotech Testing, Inc.]]
* [[Anresco, Inc.]]
* [[BelCosta Labs Long Beach, LLC]]
* [[Brightside Scientific, Inc.]]
* [[California Cannabis Testing Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Caligreen Laboratory, Inc.]]
* [[CanMedLabs, LLC]]
* [[CB Labs Management, LLC]]
* [[Certified Ag Labs, LLC]]
* [[Coastal Analytical, Inc.]]
* [[Consumables Analytical Laboratory, LLC]]
* [[Consumer Safety Analytics, LLC]]
* [[Convergence Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[CWAL, Inc.]]
* [[Deibel Laboratories]]
* [[Earth Labs, LLC]]
* [[Encore Labs, LLC]]
* [[EVIO, Inc.]]
* [[Forensic Analytical Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Gala Pharmaceutical, Inc.]]
* [[Green Leaf Lab, LLC]]
* [[Greenlight Research and Testing Laboratory, LLC]]
* [[Harrens Lab, Inc.]]
* [[Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs, LLC]]
* [[Integrated Analytical Solutions, Inc.]]
* [[Labs-Mart, Inc.]]
* [[Landau Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Materia Medica Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Merso Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Nascient, LLC]]
* [[Neelum Holdings, LLC]]
* [[North Coast Laboratories Ltd.]]
* [[PacLab Analytics, LLC]]
* [[PH Solutions, LLC]]
* [[PharmLabs, LLC]]
* [[Pure Analytics, LLC]]
* [[QC Labs, Inc.]]
* [[SC Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[SCR Living, LLC]]
* [[Sonoma Lab Works, LLC]]
* [[Spectrum CannaLabs, Inc.]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
* [[True Science Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Verity Analytics, LLC]]
 
 
'''Colorado''':
 
* [[Agricor Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Agriscience Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Aurum Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Bona Fides Laboratory, Inc.]]
* [[Botanacor Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[EVIO, Inc.]]
* [[Gobi Analytical, Inc.]]
* [[Green Lab Solutions Company, LLC]]
* [[Nordic Analytical Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[PhytaTech CO, LLC]]
* [[Rm3 Labs Colorado, LLC]]
* [[TEQ Analytical Laboratories, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Connecticut''':
 
* [[AltaSci, LLC]]
* [[Northeast Laboratories, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Delaware''':
 
* [[High Tide Lab Company]] (formerly AgroLab Organics) (State-contracted<ref name="FloodState16">{{cite web |url=http://www.capegazette.com/article/state-contracts-medical-marijuana-tester/120159 |title=State contracts medical marijuana tester |author=Flood, C. |work=Cape Gazette |date=15 November 2016 |accessdate=02 March 2017}}</ref><ref name="CapeGazetteStatewide19">{{cite web |url=https://www.delbook.com/statewide-testing-keeps-medical-marijuana-safe-for-users/ |title=Statewide testing keeps medical marijuana safe for users |author=Cape Gazette |work=DelBook.com |date=17 April 2019 |accessdate=07 May 2019}}</ref>)
 
 
'''District of Columbia''':
 
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Florida''':
 
* [[Cann-A-Lab, LLC]]
* [[EVIO, Inc.]]
* [[Marij Pharmaceuticals, Inc.]]
* [[MCS, LLC]]
 
 
'''Hawaii''':
 
* [[Aeos Labs, Inc.]]
* [[PharmLabs, LLC]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Idaho'''
 
* [[Anatek Labs, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Illinois''':
 
* [[ACT Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Deibel Laboratories]]
* [[Grace Analytical Laboratory, Inc.]]
* [[LK Pure Labs, LLC]]
 
 
'''Louisiana''':
 
Due to an absence of independent testing labs, the Louisiana Department of Agriculture is testing, as of October 2018<ref name="KarlinLouisiana18">{{cite web |url=https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/business/article_b05f7ca4-d6fe-11e8-b997-8ff7036b6c47.html |title=Louisiana medical marijuana delayed after state forced to do product testing, company says |author=Karlin, S. |work=The Advocate |date=23 October 2018 |accessdate=27 November 2018}}</ref> The Department of Agriculture is jointly working with the LSU AgCenter's Agricultural Chemistry Department to test for the state's fledgling medical marijuana program.<ref name="BooneLouis19">{{cite web |url=https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/business/article_14dcfe5c-6158-11e9-8480-5b6d2335b4c0.html |title=Louisiana ag commissioner hopes to get medical marijuana products on approved pharmacy shelves in May |author=Boone, T. |work=The Advocate |date=17 April 2019 |accessdate=07 May 2019}}</ref>
 
 
'''Maine''':
 
* [[Nelson Analytical, LLC]]
* [[ProVerde Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Sensible, LLC]]
* [[The Maine Lab, LLC]]
 
 
'''Maryland''':
 
* [[Advent Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Atlantic Test Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Pinnacle CT, Inc.]]
* [[Quales, LLC]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Massachusetts''':
 
* [[CDX Analytics, LLC]]
* [[EVIO, Inc.]]
* [[MCR Labs, LLC]]
* [[ProVerde Laboratories, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Michigan''':
 
* [[ACT Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Iron Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Palmatier Enterprises, Inc.]]
* [[Precision Safety Innovation Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Steadfast, LLC]]
 
 
'''Minnesota''':
 
Not clear; independent labs must be approved by Commissioner of Health.<ref name="KlarqvistMinnesota16">{{cite web |url=http://www.house.leg.state.mn.us/hrd/pubs/MCTRA.pdf |format=PDF |title=Minnesota’s Medical Cannabis Therapeutic Research Act |author=Klarqvist, E. |publisher=Minnesota House of Representatives |date=August 2016 |accessdate=02 March 2017}}</ref> Two labs—[[Aspen Research Corporation]] and [[Legend Technical Services, Inc.]]—were approved to do testing in 2015, but neither lists those services on their website.<ref name="MDHPublic16">{{cite web |url=https://www.leg.state.mn.us/docs/2016/other/160894.pdf |format=PDF |title=Public Health Laboratory Annual Report: Fiscal Year 2015 |publisher=Minnesota Department of Health Public Health Laboratory |date=2016 |accessdate=14 March 2017}}</ref>
 
 
'''Missouri''':
 
Medical marijuana passed in November 2018.<ref name="MarsoMedical18">{{cite web |url=https://www.kansascity.com/living/health-fitness/article221302705.html |title=Medical marijuana in Missouri: When—and if—you can get it |author=Marso, A. |work=The Kansas City Star |date=16 November 2018 |accessdate=27 November 2018}}</ref> In late December 2019, Missouri announced a list of 10 labs that were approved for medical marijuana testing.<ref name="HolmanMedical19">{{cite web |url=https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/local/ozarks/2019/12/19/medical-marijuana-missouri-notifies-winners-10-testing-lab-licenses/2698035001/ |title=Medical marijuana: Missouri notifies winners of testing lab licenses |author=Holman, G.J. |work=USA Today |date=19 December 2019 |accessdate=15 February 2020}}</ref>
* [[Botannis Labs Mo. Corp.]]
* [[ClearWater Science, LLC]]
* [[Cloud TEN, LLC]]
* [[ContiCorp, LLC]]
* [[EKG Life Science Solutions, LLC]]
* [[Farma Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[GCA, Inc.]]
* [[Green Hills Labs, LLC]]
* [[Green Orchard Labs, LLC]]
* [[Inovatia AgriTesting Services, LLC]]
 
 
'''Montana''':
 
* [[Clear Brew Technologies, LLC]]
* [[Fidelity Diagnostics Laboratory, LLC]]
* [[Mission Mountain Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Montana BioTech]]
* [[Stillwater Laboratories, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Nevada''':
 
* [[374 Labs, LLC]]
* [[Cannex Nevada, LLC]]
* [[Certified Ag Lab, LLC]]
* [[DB Labs, LLC]]
* [[Digipath Labs, Inc.]]
* [[G3 Labs, LLC]]
* [[MA & Associates, LLC]]
* [[MM Lab, Inc.]]
* [[NV Cann Labs, LLC]]
 
 
'''New Hampshire''':
 
The state mandates testing, but it's not clear which independent laboratories are approved to do so. Alternative treatment centers may be responsible for own testing. [[Nelson Analytical, LLC]] may be licensed to test cannabis in New Hampshire, but it's not clear.
 
 
'''New Jersey''':
 
Cannabis testing is mostly performed by the Department of Health and Senior Services.<ref name="HSS_NJAC8-64">{{cite web |url=http://www.state.nj.us/health/medicalmarijuana/documents/final_rules.pdf |format=PDF |title=Medicinal Marijuana Program Rules |publisher=New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services |date=23 November 2011 |accessdate=02 March 2017}}</ref> However, [[Cannalytics, LLC]] and [[Steep Hill, Inc.]] may also be licensed to test in New Jersey.
 
 
'''New Mexico''':
 
* [[Scepter Lab, LLC]]
* [[Scientific Base Solutions Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
 
 
'''New York''':
 
"The Department's Wadsworth Center Laboratory will perform initial testing and analysis of final medical marijuana products until independent laboratories receive certification from the New York State Environmental Laboratory Approval Program (ELAP)."<ref name="NYSFAQ">{{cite web |url=https://www.health.ny.gov/regulations/medical_marijuana/faq.htm |title=Frequently Asked Questions |work=New York State Medical Marijuana Program |publisher=New York State Department of Health |date=March 2016 |accessdate=24 February 2017}}</ref>
 
 
'''North Carolina''':
 
* [[Avazyme, Inc.]] (Industrial hemp testing)
 
'''North Dakota''':
 
The state mandates that its compassion centers must test cannabis in-house or have it done by a contracted facility.<ref name="NDPetitionMMJ">{{cite web |url=https://vip.sos.nd.gov/pdfs/Measures%20Info/2016%20General/Measure%205.pdf |format=PDF |title=Initiated Constitutional Amendment No. 5 |publisher=North Dakota Secretary of State |date=2016 |accessdate=02 March 2017}}</ref> Currently [[Keystone State Testing, LLC|Keystone State Testing, LLC DBA Dakota State Testing]] is the only option, selected by the state for testing in May 2018.<ref name="APNorth18">{{cite web |url=https://www.apnews.com/397eab5555e84454af2833c2763ba481 |title=North Dakota chooses medical marijuana laboratory company |work=The Associated Press |date=21 May 2018 |accessdate=27 November 2018}}</ref>
 
 
'''Ohio''':
 
* [[ACT Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Battelle Memorial Institute]]
* [[North Coast Testing Laboratories, LLC]]
 
 
'''Oklahoma''':
 
The deadline for laboratory testing to be mandated got bumped to April 1, 2020.<ref name="OMMALab20">{{cite web |url=http://omma.ok.gov/laboratory-deadline-set |title=Laboratory Deadline Set |author=Office of Communications |publisher=Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority |date=14 February 2020 |accessdate=15 February 2020}}</ref>
* [[405 Analytical, LLC]]
* [[Baseline Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Bud's Testing, LLC]]
* [[Delta9 Labs, LLC]]
* [[Express Toxicology Services, LLC]]
* [[FAST Laboratories of Oklahoma City, LLC]]
* [[Green Country Testing, Inc.]]
* [[OK Compliance Testing Lab, LLC‎]]
* [[PureLabs-OKC, LLC]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
* [[TJB Restricted Holdings, LLC]]
 
 
'''Oregon'''
 
* [[3B Analytical, LLC]]
* [[Anova Laboratory, LLC]]
* [[ChemHistory, LLC]]
* [[CS Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[EVIO, Inc.]]
* [[Green Leaf Lab, LLC]]
* [[Iron Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Juniper Analytics, LLC]]
* [[Lightscale, Inc.]]
* [[MW Labs, LLC]]
* [[PacLab Analytics, LLC]]
* [[Phylos Bioscience, Inc.]]
* [[Pixis Labs, LLC]]
* [[PREE Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[Reference Labs, LLC]]
* [[Rose City Laboratories, LLC]]
* [[SC Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Pennsylvania''':
 
* [[ACT Laboratories, Inc.]]
* [[Keystone State Testing, LLC]]
* [[PCR Labs, LLC]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
 
 
'''Rhode Island''':
 
Rhode Island Department of Health began taking applications for testing labs in September 2018.<ref name="BentleyRIDep18">{{cite web |url=https://patch.com/rhode-island/newport/ri-department-health-seeking-medical-marijuana-testing-labs |title=RI Department of Health Seeking Medical Marijuana Testing Labs |author=Bentley, J. |work=Patch - Newport |date=17 September 2018 |accessdate=29 November 2018}}</ref> Currently approved is [[East Coast Labs, LLC]]. As of February 2020, it's still not clear what laboratories, if any, the state has approved for cannabis testing.
 
 
 
'''Utah''':
 
Medical marijuana passed in November 2018 and the state was still working on laboratory testing terms.<ref name="USLUtahMedical18">{{cite web |url=https://le.utah.gov/interim/2018/pdf/00004612.pdf |format=PDF |title=Utah Medical Cannabis Act Overview |author=Utah State Legislature |publisher=State of Utah |date=14 November 2018 |accessdate=29 November 2018}}</ref> In November 2019, the application process for laboratories opened up.<ref name="UtahMedicalLab19">{{cite web |url=https://medicalcannabis.utah.gov/production/labs/ |title=Laboratory & Testing |publisher=State of Utah |date=November 2019 |accessdate=14 February 2020}}</ref>
 
 
'''Vermont''':
 
The Department of Public Safety "may require laboratory testing of cannabis produced by a registered dispensary. The Department may specify the testing methodology. The registered dispensary shall bear the costs of any testing required by the Department."<ref name="DPSRulesReg15">{{cite web |url=http://vcic.vermont.gov/sites/vcic/files/files/marijuana-registry/MR-Rules-Regulating-Cannabis-for-Symptom-Relief.pdf |format=PDF |title=Rules Regulating Cannabis for Symptom Relief |publisher=Vermont Department of Public Safety |date=30 November 2015 |accessdate=02 March 2017}}</ref>
* [http://www.cvdvt.org/ Champlain Valley Dispenary] (News article indicates may be accepting testing from non-patients; $75-$125/sample for potency<ref name="BairdTest18">{{cite web |url=https://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/2018/06/12/vermonters-can-legally-test-cannabis-potency/659507002/ |title=Test the potency of your VT homegrown marijuana |author=Baird, J.B. |work=Burlington Free Press |date=12 June 2018 |accessdate=27 November 2018}}</ref>)
* [[Nutraceutical Science Laboratories, LLC]]
 
 
'''Washington''':
 
* [[Analytical 360, LLC]]
* [[Anatek Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Capitol Analysis Group, LLC]]
* [[Confidence Analytics, Inc.]]
* [[GOAT Labs, Inc.]]
* [[Institute of Food Safety & Defense, LLC]]
* [[Integrity Labs, LLC]]
* [[Plaindoor, LLC]]
* [[Puyallup Tribal Cannabis Enterprises, Inc.]]
* [[Steep Hill, Inc.]]
* [[Testing Technologies, Inc.]]
* [[Trace Analytics, Inc.]]
* [[Treeline Analytics, LLC]]
* [[True Northwest, Inc.]]
 
 
'''West Virginia''':
 
As of late 2018, West Virginia was still working on developing its medical cannabis program. Draft legislation says the Bureau for Public Health will be responsible for approving testing laboratories.<ref name="BPHTitle64_17">{{cite web |url=http://dhhr.wv.gov/bph/Documents/MedicalCannabis/Proposed%20Rules/Medical%20Cannabis%20Program%20-%20Laboratories%20-%2064%20CSR%20111%20v1.pdf |format=PDF |title=Title 64, Legislative Rule, Bureau for Public Health, Series 111, Medical Cannabis Program - Laboratories |author=Bureau for Public Health |publisher=State of West Virginia |date=14 December 2017 |accessdate=29 November 2018}}</ref> An update to its "Growers/Processors/Dispensaries/Laboratories" FAQ was made in February 2020<ref name="BPHOffice">{{cite web |url=https://dhhr.wv.gov/bph/Pages/Medical-Cannabis-Program.aspx |title=Office of Medical Cannabis |work=Bureau for Public Health |publisher=State of West Virginia |accessdate=14 February 2020}}</ref>, and the application period for such businesses was set to close on February 18, 2020.<ref name="BPHOffice" />
 
 
'''Wisconsin''':


* [[Accelerated Analytical, Inc.]]


====Mexico====
====Mexico====
[[File:Flag of Mexico.png|right|250px]]Recreational cannabis was potentially going to be legalized in Mexico in 2019.<ref name="HasseThisFormer19">{{cite web |url=https://www.forbes.com/sites/javierhasse/2019/02/12/this-former-president-thinks-mexico-could-soon-be-exporting-cannabis-to-the-us-legally/ |title=This Former President Thinks Mexico Could Soon Be Exporting Cannabis To The U.S., Legally |author=Hasse, J. |work=Forbes |date=12 February 2019 |accessdate=16 March 2019}}</ref><ref name="JaegerMexican19">{{cite web |url=https://www.marijuanamoment.net/mexican-senate-report-lays-out-marijuana-legalization-considerations/ |title=Mexican Senate Report Lays Out Marijuana Legalization Considerations |author=Jaeger, K. |work=Marijuana Moment |date=08 February 2019 |accessdate=16 March 2019}}</ref> However, the push to legalize was stalled until April 30, 2020, and it may get pushed back further.<ref name="WilliamsNews19">{{cite web |url=https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/11/16/news-flash-recreational-marijuana-in-mexico-is-goi.aspx |title=News Flash: Recreational Marijuana in Mexico Is Going to Have to Wait |author=Williams, S. |work=The Motley Fool |date=16 November 2019 |accessdate=14 February 2020}}</ref> Even then, legalization maybe be limited to medical applications, according to statements by  President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.<ref name="JaegerMexico20">{{cite web |url=https://www.marijuanamoment.net/mexican-president-wants-focus-on-medical-marijuana-as-senators-consider-broader-legalization/ |title=Mexican President Wants Focus On Medical Marijuana As Senators Consider Broader Legalization |author=Jaeger, K. |work=Marijuana Moment |date=26 February 2020 |accessdate=28 February 2020}}</ref>
{{Cannabis testing labs in Mexico}}


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Canada

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The following are licensed cannabis testing labs, as reported by Health Canada.[1] Note that some of these laboratories are not stand-alone laboratories accepting samples but rather in-house labs testing for R&D or manufacturing programs.


Alberta


British Columbia


Manitoba


New Brunswick


Newfoundland

  • None


Nova Scotia


Ontario


Prince Edward Island


Quebec


Saskatchewan


Yukon

  • None


United States

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The prevalence of testing laboratories in any given state depends on a few factors: legalization status, state laws regarding testing, and strictness of regulations. Labs typically appear as stand-alone, third-party entities. Though not common, some testing laboratories are located within dispensaries (e.g., Champlain Valley Dispensary in Vermont[2]) and treatment centers (e.g., Sanctuary ATC in New Hampshire.[3]).

The following are known active cannabis testing labs (those currently in the licensing process are not included):


Alabama

As of July 2022, the state is still in the process of finalizing rules and regulations for its program.


Alaska


Arizona:


Arkansas:


California:


Colorado:


Connecticut:


Delaware:


District of Columbia:

D.C. is still seeking a lab to take on testing as of mid-2021.[7]


Florida:


Georgia:

As of July 2022, the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission (GMCC) has not yet opened up applications for laboratory testing licenses.[8]


Hawaii:


Illinois:


Iowa:

The state requires cannabidiol product manufacturers for its medical cannabidiol program test the products at two different stages of production.[9] However, it's not clear if any external labs are licensed to test the state's cannabidiol products.


Louisiana:

Due to an absence of independent testing labs, the Louisiana Department of Agriculture was testing, as of October 2018[10] The Department of Agriculture was jointly working with the LSU AgCenter's Agricultural Chemistry Department to test for the state's fledgling medical marijuana program.[11]

In July 2022, news broke that the state had amended medical marijuana statute to allow The University of Louisiana's Monroe School of Pharmacy "to provide lab testing services for purity and potency to the state’s medical cannabis industry," with an engineering and construction phase for the associated facility beginning in early 2023.[12]


Maine:


Maryland:


Massachusetts:


Michigan:


Minnesota:

Not clear; independent labs must be approved by Commissioner of Health.[13] Two labs—Aspen Research Corporation and Legend Technical Services, Inc.—were approved to do testing in 2015, but neither lists those services on their website.[14] The state explains how to apply to become an approved laboratory, but no corresponding list of approved labs can be found on the site.


Mississippi:

As of July 2022, the Mississippi medical cannabis program is young, and there are no entities approved as a "Testing Facility" yet on the medical cannabis establishment list.[15]


Missouri:

Medical marijuana passed in November 2018.[16] In late December 2019, Missouri announced a list of 10 labs that were approved for medical marijuana testing.[17] As of July 2022, eight labs are currently approved to operate in MO:


Montana:


Nevada:


New Hampshire:

The state mandates testing, but it's not clear which independent laboratories are approved to do so. Alternative treatment centers may be responsible for own testing. Nelson Analytical, LLC may be licensed to test cannabis in New Hampshire, but it's not clear.


New Jersey:

For the medicinal Cannabis program, independent laboratories are able to test for the program, but a list of labs for medicinal Cannabis can not be found on the Cannabis Regulatory Commission's site. As of July 2022, a list of four testing laboratories show as being approved for a testing license[18]:


New Mexico:

As of August 2022, the State of New Mexico indicates that a list of currently licensed cannabis testing labs, for some reason, is only available "with an Inspection of Public Records (IPRA) request," found here. (Citation: e-mail correspondence.) It's not clear why cultivators, etc. are listed publicly but laboratories are not. Prior to this, Scepter Lab, LLC and Scientific Base Solutions Laboratories, LLC were suspected of being licensed, but it's not clear if they still are.


New York:

"The Department's Wadsworth Center Laboratory will perform initial testing and analysis of final medical marijuana products until independent laboratories receive certification from the New York State Environmental Laboratory Approval Program (ELAP)."[19] The state is accepting comments about laboratory testing regulations until August 15, 2022.[20] Presumably once accepted, applications will be accepted for independent testing labs.


North Carolina:

Some labs in North Carolina, like Avazyme, Inc., are registered with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration to test hemp. See the USDA page for more.


North Dakota:

The state mandates that its compassion centers must test cannabis in-house or have it done by a contracted facility.[21] Keystone State Testing, LLC DBA Dakota State Testing was originally selected by the state for testing in May 2018.[22] However, by late 2020 or early 2021, the North Dakota location was removed from the Keystone State Testing website. A news article from The Dickinson Press in October 2021 casually indicated that Adams Independent Testing, LLC was testing medical marijuana for the state.[23] It's not clear when this transition occurred.


Ohio:


Oklahoma:


Oregon


Pennsylvania:


Rhode Island:


South Dakota:

As of August 2022, the state lists only Cannabis Chem Lab, LLC as the primary testing laboratory, noting also that the South Dakota Public Health Laboratory in Pierre is available but only for "for confirmatory and law enforcement testing."[24]


Texas:

As of August 2022, the state's medical cannabis program is quite limited in scope.[25][26] It appears the three approved suppliers may be doing their own testing in-house, e.g., as with Texas Original.[27]


Utah:

In November 2019, the application process for laboratories opened up.[28] As of August 2022, the Utah Department of Health & Human Services states that the "Utah Department of Agriculture and Food has one licensed Independent Cannabis Testing Facility located in Utah County."[28] The Department of Agriculture and Food reveals this lab to be Aromatic Plant Research Center, LLC.[29]


Vermont:


Washington:


West Virginia:

Draft legislation originally stated the Bureau for Public Health will be responsible for approving testing laboratories.[30] An update to its "Growers/Processors/Dispensaries/Laboratories" FAQ was made in February 2020[31], and the application period for such businesses was set to close on February 18, 2020.[31]

As of August 2022, it's not clear how many laboratories have been approved. No formal list of labs can be found on the state site, and according to law, "an approved laboratory may not advertise, market, or otherwise promote its medical cannabis testing services to the general public,"[32] making it difficult to locate them. A single press release was found, however, indicating Analabs, Inc. of Crab Orchard, WV was approved by the state in March 2021.[33]


Mexico

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Recreational cannabis was potentially going to be legalized in Mexico in 2019.[34][35] However, the push to legalize was stalled until April 30, 2020, and the possibility it would get pushed back further was real.[36] Expectations were that legalization maybe be limited to medical applications, according to statements by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.[37]

Though the Mexico Supreme Court struck down laws that would prohibit the use of recreational Cannabis products in June 2021[38], the government has not put in place a legal framework as of August 2022, leaving some of Mexico's farmers to forge ahead without official government approval.[39]


 
 
 
 

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