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Review available Owls Oil laboratory reports for products sold through our Ireland and European store. Match the product and batch information on your packaging to the applicable report whenever possible.
A COA only tells you what the laboratory measured in the sample it received. Use the product name and batch or lot information on your packaging to identify the most relevant report.
Find the product name and any batch, lot or verification details printed on the pack.
Choose the corresponding product report below or use the verification link supplied with your product.
Check the cannabinoid values, identifiers and any additional testing actually included in that report.
These are the laboratory documents currently published on the Owls Oil EU store. Reports open as PDFs in a new tab.
Available oil reports
Published laboratory report for the Golden Owls THCA Oil line.
OPEN COA →Published laboratory report for the Platinum Owls 65% THCA Oil line.
OPEN COA →Available gummy reports
Published laboratory report for the Platinum Owls Live Rosin gummy line.
OPEN COA →Published laboratory report for the Golden Owls Distillate gummy line.
OPEN COA →A Certificate of Analysis reports the laboratory’s findings for the sample it tested. Read the report for what it actually contains instead of assuming that one test covers every possible contaminant or every production batch.
Compare the product name, batch, lot or sample information on your packaging with the identifiers on the report.
Look for reported THCA, Delta-9 THC and other cannabinoids. THCA and Delta-9 THC are separate compounds, and heat can convert THCA into Delta-9 THC.
Potency testing does not automatically mean a full contaminant panel was performed. Check the report for pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, microbial testing or other panels that are specifically listed.
Units, detection limits and notes matter. “ND” generally means not detected above the method’s stated limit, not that a substance is guaranteed to be completely absent.
Owls Oil uses CannVerify on many products as an additional product-verification layer. QR-based verification can connect customers to product and batch information without relying on marketing claims alone.
When a QR code is present, use the code on your own packaging and compare the information it provides with the product you received.
Owls Oil publishes available laboratory reports so customers can review testing information for specific products and batches. The reports currently available on this page include Golden and Platinum THCA Oil plus Platinum Rosin and Golden Distillate Gummies.
Start with the product name and any batch or lot information on the packaging. Compare those identifiers with the report or verification information supplied for your product. If you cannot find a match, contact Owls Oil instead of assuming a different report applies.
THCA is the acidic precursor to Delta-9 THC. A laboratory report may list both separately, and some reports may also include a calculated total THC figure. Heating THCA can convert it into Delta-9 THC.
No. A COA reports laboratory findings for a submitted sample. It does not determine whether a product is permitted in every country or jurisdiction. Cannabinoid rules differ across Europe and can change.
“ND” commonly means “not detected” above the laboratory method’s stated detection or reporting limit. Check the notes and limits on the individual report for the laboratory’s exact usage.
Send us the product name and any batch or lot information from the packaging and we can help you locate the most relevant document.