What's the COA leaf from Janoshik?

What's the COA leaf from Janoshik?

If you've ever seen the words "There's a COA from Janoshik" and wondered what it is, how necessary it is, or why some stores use factory leaves instead, this article will explain it in a straightforward way. 🌿

What is COA

COA (Certificate of Analysis) is a document confirming the quality of the substance.

Such as purity, actual substance content, cleanliness and contamination.

Simply put, a "test report" that says what the inside is and how quality it is.

📍, who is Janoshik?

Janoshik is an independent third-party lab that doesn't produce products.

The main function is to analyze it objectively.

The result is therefore not tilted against the manufacturer or seller.

This point is very important because COA from an independent lab = high level of transparency. 🔍

Why was the COA from Janoshik raised to standard?

There are a few main reasons, but the most important:

It's a third-party test.

Not factory related → risk reduction, data tweaked

Identify the purity percentage clearly.

It's not just "through" or "not through."

Multi-sided examination

Real quantities, cleanliness and foreign substances.

Repeat check

Anyone can send a sample to check the consistency.

Brief summary

COA from Janoshik = proof that of "actually passing the examination."

📍, so why do many stores use COA from the factory?

The truth is, the COA from the factory is not a fake.

But there are some limitations to be understood:

- It's the manufacturer's own test.

- No third party came to certify.

- Sometimes it's a prototype lot examination, not a real lot.

So many stores choose to use COA from the factory because

👉 Low cost

👉 Easy to do

👉 the factory.

But in the consumer perspective, confidence is less than a COA from an independent lab.

📍 Tess and not Tess. What's different?

Sending Tess itself means the store takes real goods from the stock.

Sent for re-examination at the independent lab.

The advantages are:

Assure that items sold = items examined.

Non-indirect quality inspection

Increased long-term reliability

The disadvantages are:

Take time.

It's costly.

Not all stores will choose to do.

So if a store invests Tess itself, it really values quality, not just advertising. ✨

📍 easy to understand summary.

COA is a quality certificate.

The COA from Janoshik is an independent lab examination.

COA from the factory = data from the manufacturer itself.

The seller sends the tess itself = a higher level of transparency.

Buyers should see where the COA leaf comes from and what to check. Not closing the QR. ❌❌

It's not just "have a COA" and it's over.

But what kind of COA is there and how dare you check it? 😉

📍 After all, choice and choice.

It depends on the judgment of each consumer.

There is no fixed answer to which is "best" for everyone.

But one thing that shouldn't be overlooked at all is

What is introduced into the body should be verifiable.

✔. There's confirmation of innocence.

✔ There are reliable lab tests.

✔ The seller should submit the test in a transparent manner.

Finally,

The choice is on the consumer.

But transparency and accountability.

Is the basis that should not be overlooked. ✨

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