Delta 10 is still a fairly new item on the market and still flies under the legal radar. While this is good news for anyone who otherwise doesn’t yet have access to legal THC, it also means that Delta 10 THC products remain unregulated by the FDA. This leaves it up to consumers to ensure that the products we use follow certain standards of safety and quality.
There are several labels you’ll want to look for before purchasing a new Delta 10 product. Because Delta 10 is a semi-synthetic cannabinoid that uses chemicals in the production process, it is important to ensure that the company is following quality standards to create safe products for consumers.
Before purchasing a new product, always check for a Certificate of Analysis (COA). For a product to receive a COA, it must be lab-tested by an accredited lab that tests to ensure that no chemicals or contaminants remain and that products are safe to consume.
Delta 10 products that receive this certificate will have a QR code printed on the label to allow potential buyers to access the proof of testing certification. Companies who practice transparency in their process will often also include detailed results of the tests.