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Scope

The Green List documents available evidence and its limits. It does not sell cannabis, list products for sale, certify products as safe, or approve businesses. Read the methodology.

Laboratory documentation

Start with the certificate

A Certificate of Analysis (COA) records a laboratory’s test results for a submitted sample. It can help you understand what was tested, which units were used, and what information is missing.

Have a laboratory certificate?

Download the original PDF from the laboratory or the product’s “View COA” link. Keep the batch or package identifier so the document can later be matched to the right sample. A product-page summary or “TestPassed” label alone does not establish the original document’s authenticity.

You can contribute documentation without making a misconduct report. The first intake step preserves your PDF privately and gives you a receipt. It does not extract results, verify the laboratory, publish a record, or establish that a product is safe.

Source authenticity, transcription review, and permission to publish are separate decisions. An upload alone establishes none of them.
COA submissions are not open yet. The private upload workflow requires staging validation before it is enabled.