Terpene Certificates of Analysis and Data Sheets

Search the terpene certificates and data sheets published for the True Terpenes and Abstrax products we stock. Find a Certificate of Analysis (COA) by product name, lot number or manufacturer product code, and open the product, safety and material data sheets supplied by each manufacturer. Every document links to its product page.

Batch documents are manufacturer records. A Certificate of Analysis applies only to the lot printed on it. The documents listed here do not necessarily represent the batch currently in stock or the batch you receive. To find the right one, match the lot or batch number on your container to the lot on the certificate, and read the manufacturing and retest dates on the document itself.

Abstrax products currently list product and safety data sheets only; no per-lot Abstrax certificates are published here.

Showing all 186 products (740 documents).

True Terpenes certificates and data sheets

119 products · 609 documents · 3 series

Cultivar Series (22)

Flavour Infused Series (79)

Live Resin Series (18)

Abstrax certificates and data sheets

67 products · 131 documents · 4 series

Cloudburst Series (46)

Entourage Series (1)

Native Series (18)

Signature Series (2)

What a terpene Certificate of Analysis shows

A Certificate of Analysis is a batch document: it reports results for one production lot of one terpene profile. Each True Terpenes COA in the directory above records the product name and manufacturer product code, the lot number, the manufacturing date, a retest date and the results reported for that lot.

These certificates are issued by the manufacturer. True Terpenes states on its COAs that the results combine its internal laboratory with ISO 17025 certified contract laboratories external to the company, so they are manufacturer documents rather than independent third-party reports. They are linked here as supplied.

Batch and lot numbers on terpene certificates

Terpenes are produced in batches, and each batch carries its own lot number. A COA applies only to the lot printed on it; another lot of the same profile has its own certificate. That is why many products list several COAs. The True Terpenes lots in this directory are eight-digit numbers, for example 26071006, and they are listed newest first.

A retest date is the date by which the manufacturer says a lot should be re-evaluated. This page does not mark any certificate as current or expired: read the manufacturing and retest dates on the document itself before relying on it.

How to find the right document for your terpenes

  1. Find the lot or batch number printed on your container label.
  2. Type it into the search box above. You can also search by product name, such as Wedding Cake, or by a manufacturer product code, such as TTP-CR-AMNS.
  3. Open the certificate whose lot matches your container, and check its manufacturing and retest dates.
  4. If no listed lot matches, contact us with your order number and the lot on the label, and we will check which documents are available for it.

The brand and series filters narrow the list to True Terpenes or Abstrax, and to a single series such as Flavour Infused, Cultivar Series, Live Resin, Cloudburst or Native.

Product, safety and material data sheets

Alongside batch certificates, each product lists the manufacturer’s data sheets. These describe the product rather than one lot, so the same sheet applies whichever batch you hold.

  • PDS – Product Data Sheet: the manufacturer’s specification for the profile. Some True Terpenes products also list a product specification document, shown as DOC.
  • SDS – Safety Data Sheet: hazard, handling, storage and transport information for the product.
  • MDS – Material Data Sheet: True Terpenes’ material information for the profile.

Abstrax products currently list a PDS and an SDS. No per-lot Abstrax certificates are published in this directory.

Manufacturer documents and the batch in stock

The documents on this page are manufacturer batch and product records. They do not necessarily represent the batch currently in stock or the batch you receive, and they are not a statement about any particular order. For sourcing and supply information, see Quality & Compliance. Businesses buying larger quantities can find pack sizes and B2B purchasing on the bulk terpenes page.

Terpene Certificates: Frequently Asked Questions

A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is a manufacturer document for one production lot. The True Terpenes COAs listed on this page record the product name and code, the lot number, the manufacturing date, a retest date and the results reported for that lot. They are issued by the manufacturer, not by an independent laboratory on behalf of Mr Terpeenes.

Not necessarily. Each COA applies only to the lot printed on it, and the certificates listed here do not necessarily represent the batch currently in stock or the batch you receive. Compare the lot or batch number on your container with the lot on the certificate. If none of the listed lots matches, contact us with your order number and the lot on the label.

A profile is produced in more than one batch, and each batch has its own lot number and certificate. Where several lots have been documented, all of them are listed, newest lot first. Read the manufacturing and retest dates on each document rather than assuming the newest lot is the one you hold.

Yes. Type the lot or batch number from your container into the search box at the top of this page. The search also matches product names and manufacturer product codes, and the brand and series filters narrow the list to True Terpenes or Abstrax and to a single series.

No per-lot Abstrax certificates are published on this page at present. Abstrax products list the manufacturer’s product data sheet (PDS) and safety data sheet (SDS), which describe the product rather than a single lot.