Introduction
Label accuracy isn’t just about marketing — it’s a legal and compliance requirement.
Every product label must match the verified potency within an acceptable margin of error (typically ±10%).
⚗️ Step 1: Know Your Input Potency
Use your ingredient’s COA to calculate active content:
Example:
A CBD distillate with 85% purity = 850 mg CBD per gram.
If your tincture includes 1 gram of distillate in a 30 mL bottle, the potency is ~28.3 mg/mL.
🧠 Step 2: Verify with Testing
Run final product COA testing after formulation to confirm cannabinoid levels match the label.
If deviation exceeds ±10%, adjust formulation or re-label.
🏷️ Step 3: Label Transparently
Include:
- Total cannabinoids per container (mg).
- Cannabinoids per serving.
- QR code linking to batch COA.
- “Hemp-Derived Cannabinoids” statement.
Avoid:
- Unverified “THC-free” claims.
- Therapeutic or medical statements.
Learn more: Building a Compliant Hemp Product Line in 2025
✅ Summary
Accurate potency builds trust, protects compliance, and reduces risk.
Always calculate from COA data, verify through testing, and label transparently.
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