Due to the fact that it is difficult to know exactly what cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids are in your CBD, it can be easy for some unscrupulous dealers to make ‘CBD products’ that aren’t what they say they are. It is important, therefore that you can check what you are getting. Of course, one way to do this is to buy your CBD from legitimate CBD places, look at reviews and ask friends. This isn’t always easy for everyone to do, however, and one other good way to check your CBD is through a third-party certificate of analysis. All CBD producers should provide you with a certificate analysis that gives you an accurate breakdown of all of the different cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids that are present. The certificate will give you levels of CBD and THC and should be carried out by an independent laboratory. These should be made available to all customers, usually via the website, a scan code on the packaging or you can ask the manufacturers for a copy.