Cannatest brings an exciting approach to potency testing and cannabinoid profiling for the rapidly expanding medical cannabis industry. Combining the power of digital technology with calibrated scientific standards, validated in The Netherlands, we have created the first affordable and completely mobile testing laboratory.
Vision
Cannatest is committed to the advancement and normalization of medical cannabis to create standardized dosage options for patients and educating users about the natural ingredients called cannabinoids. Our mobile testing laboratory identifies and quantifies the six main cannabinoids present in your medicine generating a visual cannabinoid profile of your strain allowing you to assess its pharmacological effect. So...What’s in your medicine?
Method
Cannatest uses High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography (HPTLC) to establish what cannabinoids, the medically active ingredients, are present in your medical cannabis. With a quick test we reveal a complete cannabinoid profile, producing qualitative percentages of THC, THCV, CBG, CBC, CBN, and CBD, as well as the acidic levels of the neutral cannabinoids such as THCA. The test plates (shown below) create a cannabinoid fingerprint that is unique to each strain and identifies it’s cannabis chemotype.
Why use Cannatest?
Visual results - each of our test plates gives you a unique color cannabinoid fingerprint that you can analyse instantly and accurately with our calibrated standards.
Easy to learn - you don’t need a science degree to understand our method and we offer full training, a certification program and customer support to get you ready to test for yourself.
Quick accurate results - test individual strains, or up to four strains, on one plate in only 45 minutes.
Mobile - test where you want, when you want!
Cost effective - with our professional mobile laboratory you can obtain the most affordable results in the testing industry.
Labeling - custom designed labels to your needs with logo and cannabinoid content to help standardise dosage options and potentcy ratings for patients.
Education - we will be conducting workshops and seminars as a part of our community outreach. We also have a sister site (www.whatsinyourmedicine.com) as a free resource to links and research on medical cannabis studies.
