Once you know what kind of CBD product you’re looking for, make sure you check for evidence of 3rd-party lab testing too. What that means is that an outside party (with no affiliation to the product manufacturer) has tested the product to ensure they contain exactly what the package claims. Some products show, on the label, when and who they were tested by. Other labels include QR codes linking to the results, batch number, etc. For a detailed lab report, you should be able to contact the manufacturer or the testing lab itself. They provide testing information through a COA (Certificate of Analysis). The COA contains an analysis of the product potency and whether any contaminants are present. Any reputable product should come with a COA. It ensures their products are tested, reliable, and safe. A copy of complete lab test results should be accessible to customers. If the manufacturer doesn’t provide their lab test results or make them difficult to receive when you call and ask, take it as a red flag that their products aren’t what they claim.