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Sure. That's what we do :) Email [email protected] for details.

Ah, I see what you're asking. Yeah, exactly like that.

Come on by! Email [email protected]

HPLC doesn't use heat. We try not to put the samples through anything that isn't seen by a user, to get the numbers that users would see.

Not a stupid question at all. It's 14% THC by mass. So if you take 1 gram of bud, you get 140 mg THC. We take a part of the sample provided for the test, about 1/4 of the nugget or so (about 200 mg) and get the weight % of THC of that. When we have done re-tests of another 200 mg of the same...

Any input on what information patients / users would like to see?

We have been testing samples for patients and caregivers for cannabinoid profiles. Here's what we've tested over the past month or so.

D9 is legit. That price is right, too, compared to other doctors.

We're a lab in MA. We post a dosage calculator with each tested sample here: mcrlabs.com/tested. As you can see, concentrates have ~60-70% THC, while bud ranges wildly between ~5% to ~20%, even for the same strain names. So the best thing to do is to follow what colonuggs' suggestions above.