Flower
Explore cannabinoid and terpene profiles alongside relevant contaminant panels.
- Product and batch identification
- Testing purpose and panel selection
- Sampling and handling questions
A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON NEW JERSEY CANNABIS TESTING
Cannabis testing.
Massive clarity.
From a small sample to a clearer next step. Explore testing for flower, edibles, and concentrates with ProjectLab.
Precision.Clarity.Forward momentum.
01 / THE ANALYTICAL PICTURE
The details.
Decoded.
Understand the compounds you want to measure and the contaminants you want to investigate. Find the right starting point for your product.
01 / COMPOSITION
Potency & cannabinoids
Understand the cannabinoid profile and concentration behind your product.
Explore this test 02 / CHARACTERTerpene profiles
Get a closer look at the aromatic compounds that shape a product’s character.
Explore this test 03 / TRACE COMPOUNDSPesticides & mycotoxins
Explore screening for pesticide residues and toxins produced by certain molds.
Explore this test 04 / PROCESSINGResidual solvents
Investigate solvent residues relevant to extracts and processed products.
Explore this test 05 / ELEMENTSHeavy metals
Understand elemental testing and the scope needed for your sample.
Explore this test 06 / MICROBIOLOGYMicrobial testing
Discuss microbiological analysis for flower, edibles, and concentrates.
Explore this testAvailable scope, sample requirements, and turnaround are confirmed with the team before submission.
02 / YOUR PRODUCT, IN FOCUS
Different products.
One clear conversation.
Start with what you’re making. We’ll discuss the testing questions, reporting needs, and next steps.
Edibles
Bring the formulation into the picture, from ingredients to serving and unit size.
- Product format and ingredients
- Unit weight and serving details
- Potency and contaminant questions
Concentrates
Put your extraction process and finished product at the center of the scope discussion.
- Extract or finished product format
- Processing and formulation details
- Residual solvent and profile questions
THE PROJECTLAB PERSPECTIVE
Precision is
the starting point.
The goal is a clearer next step.
Careful analysis. Clear communication.
Respect for your time.
- 01
Define the question.
Share your product, testing interests, expected volume, and target date. Confirm scope, availability, and pricing with the team.
- 02
Prepare with confidence.
Agree on sample quantities, handling, documentation, and transfer arrangements before collecting or sending material.
- 03
Understand the results.
Review your report with the sample, batch, units, and test scope in view. Ask questions so your next decision has context.
04 / BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Which products can I discuss with ProjectLab?
Start with flower, edibles, or concentrates. Share the exact product format and ingredients so the team can confirm available scope and sample requirements before submission.
How much does testing cost?
Pricing depends on your product, requested panels, sample volume, and timing. Send those details to the team for a tailored scope and quote.
How much sample should I send?
Contact the team before collecting or sending material. The required amount, packaging, documentation, and transfer arrangements need to be confirmed for your product and testing scope.
What turnaround should I expect?
Ask the team to confirm current availability and expected turnaround for your specific panels. Include your target date in your inquiry so scheduling can be discussed before submission.
How do I get started?
Use the inquiry builder below to organize your product, testing interests, and timing. You can then open an email draft, copy the inquiry, email the team directly, or call.
Where can I check New Jersey’s current requirements?
Use the NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission’s testing laboratory resources for current official information. Confirm requirements for your specific product and submission with the laboratory.
05 / LET’S MOVE FORWARD
Your next step
starts here.
Tell us what you’re working on. Let’s discuss the scope, timing, and information you need.
Dan MalafronteCEO · ProjectLab
Prefer a conversation? Call or email directly.
Build your testing inquiry
Prepare the details for an email to our team.