How to compare products you have not tried
Labels and published reports can support a useful comparison. Taste, effects and hands-on performance need a different kind of evidence.
Comparing products
Compare prices, reports and certification scope, with a clear distinction between published information and hands-on testing.
What a third-party testing logo actually covers
Look up the exact product and certification program, then separate its testing scope from claims about effects, safety or performance.
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Organic, natural and lab-tested: what each claim means
An organic certification, a natural claim and a lab report each cover different questions. Check which ingredients or products the statement applies to.
How to read a product’s batch test report
Match the sample to the package, identify the tests and read units and reporting limits before interpreting a pass or a number.
How to compare prices across THC and mushroom products
Choose a clear unit, use matching price conditions and show missing quantities instead of turning the cheapest package into a benefit claim.
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