Earthywoodysweet citrus
Certificate of analysis · 2026
Independently lab-tested,
lot by lot.
Eight lots are published here, each with the certificate that describes it. Seven were analysed by SC Labs, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025; one by a different laboratory, and its card says so. The panels are not the same from one lot to the next, so every card names what its certificate covers and what it leaves out.
Terpene spotlight
Terpenes: the aromatic signature of the Alps
Terpenes are the aromatic molecules that give plants their scent and flavour. The panel is 39 compounds on every full-spectrum lot we publish, six of them quantified on the current one, and none at all on the gummies, whose certificate carries no terpene panel. The six below are the most prominent on lot 120625.
Lavendersoft floral
Pepperyspice
Citrus zest
Pinealpine forest
Hopsearthy
<LOQ means the compound was detected but sat below the limit at which the laboratory will put a number on it. The store page calls both of those “trace”; the certificate calls them <LOQ, so this page does too.
The record
Recent lab results
The four SKUs in the range on their current lot, then an earlier lot of the full-spectrum, then three from products that were discontinued in August 2026. Every figure is read from the certificate linked on the card. Last reviewed .
Lot SV-FST6000-001
Per 30 mL. Declared 6,000 mg, measured 6,005.910, a deviation of 0.10%. Potency sample 260702S001; terpenes sample 260713L036, same lot, collected on a different day. 39 terpenes analysed and 6 quantified.
Lot 107126
Per 28.8 g. Sample 260319P018. An earlier lot of the full-spectrum, under a different flavour name. Δ9-THC reads 0.2626% by weight here against 0.1844% on the current lot. The unit mass was supplied by us, not weighed by the laboratory.
Lot 220625
Per 28.8 g. Sample 250801L066. Not detected is a statement about the method at a limit of detection of 0.002 mg/g, not a guarantee of absence, which is why no page of this site describes any product as free of THC. What ND means.
Lot 313126
Per 28.8 g. Sample 260514M007. Declared 1,000 mg, measured 1,068.336. THCV is 99.5% of the cannabinoids in the bottle, which is what an isolate should look like on paper. Twelve residual solvents analysed, all not detected.
Lot 25E5081912
Sample 260107S002. This certificate reports concentration and not dose: unit mass and serving size are blank on it. Against the label’s net 100 g for 20 gummies that works out to 12.30 mg of Δ9-THC and 12.11 mg of CBD a gummy, against the 10 and 10 declared, and the multiplication is ours. It prints no action limits, so no panel here is called a pass, and it is not on the SC Labs portal under our account.
Lot 120625 · discontinued
Per 28.8 g. Sample 250801L065. These three lots are discontinued products, dropped from the range in August 2026. None of them is the lot you would be shipped today, and none has a product page here any more. The richest terpene fraction on this page, at 1.1402%.
This one is not an SC Labs certificate, and the store page it came from says it is. Certified Laboratories / Labstat, Carrollton, Texas, ISO accreditation L22-753, signed by Jennifer Sawkins on 2 December 2024. Sample CA41107002-003. The 30 mL bottle works out to 5,440.49 mg of CBD against 5,000 declared, and that arithmetic is ours. Water activity and moisture are marked not tested.
Past its best-by date of 30 January 2026. Unit mass 4.1352 g. The file is two documents bound together: the manufacturer’s quality certificate first, then the SC Labs report from page two. The label declared 30 mg of CBD, 3 of CBN, 1 of THC and 3 of melatonin a gummy. Melatonin is not on the certificate: the laboratory analysed cannabinoids and safety panels, and melatonin is neither.
Reading the document
How to read a COA
Swiss Vitalis · Certificate of Analysis
Full-Spectrum CBD 6,000 mg · SC Labs
- Batch number
- 120625
- Sample ID
- 250801L065
- Date collected
- 01 Aug 2025
- Date issued
- 05 Aug 2025
- Total CBD
- 6,413.011 mg
- Total THC
- 71.251 mg
- Total cannabinoids
- 6,587.194 mg
- Total terpenoids
- 1.1402 %
- Pesticides
- Pass
- Heavy metals
- Pass
- Residual solvents
- Pass
- Mycotoxins
- Pass
- Microbiology
- not on this one
Real figures, from the certificate for lot 120625 on the SC Labs portal. The store page illustrates this with an invented sample ID and cannabinoids that are not on the document; this one uses the document.
- Batch number. Match it against your label. A certificate for a different lot is a document about a different product, however good its numbers are.
- Total CBD. Compare it with the label claim. A small deviation either way is normal; the certificate is what settles it.
- Δ9-THC. Full spectrum sits under 0.3% by dry weight. Broad spectrum reads ND, which is a statement about the method and not a guarantee of absence.
- Total terpenes. The aromatic signature of that lot, and it moves from harvest to harvest. Some certificates carry no terpene panel at all.
- Pesticides, heavy metals, solvents, mycotoxins. Read what each one says, and read whether it is there. Not every certificate carries every panel, and one of the eight here prints no action limits, so nothing on it can be called a pass.
- Sample ID and date issued. One lot can produce several sample IDs, one per collection. They are how the laboratory traces the document back to the material.
Independently verified
Numbers we publish, openly.
Plain words
Glossary
The analyte was not detected at or above the instrument’s sensitivity threshold. It is a statement about the method, not a guarantee that nothing is there.
Limit of quantification, the smallest amount that can be reliably measured, and limit of detection, the smallest that can be reliably found.
The federally regulated form of THC. Hemp products must contain less than 0.3% Δ9-THC by dry weight.
CBDa is the acidic, raw form found in the live plant. Heat converts it to CBD, which is what most products are formulated around.
The full profile of cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant, including Δ9-THC up to the hemp threshold.
The plant profile with Δ9-THC removed below the limit of detection.
Aromatic compounds responsible for a plant’s scent and flavour.
The international standard for the competence of testing laboratories. SC Labs holds it under PJLA accreditation number 87168.
The full record
Want to go deeper?
The library of analyses on the laboratory’s own portal is public and updates as new tests are published. Three of the certificates on this page are not there: they are files served from this site, which is a weaker guarantee, and each card says so.
Important disclaimer
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. They should not be used by anyone pregnant or nursing. No statement on this site offers medical advice; consult a healthcare professional before use.
Swiss Vitalis LLC supplies at wholesale and through licensed resellers. There is no direct sale from this site. Products are made from hemp containing less than 0.3% Δ9-THC by dry weight. Where a transcription on this page and a certificate disagree, the certificate is right, and it is one link away on every card for exactly that reason.
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