Trust, made visible. NIHC Verify accredits laboratories and products against recognized standards — and this Center surfaces that verification everywhere in the ecosystem, not on one isolated page.
Verified Laboratories
Every laboratory profile connects its accreditation, testing capabilities, and the standards it applies. A verified badge is an entry point into the lab's full intelligence page.
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Verified Products
Products whose label claims are backed by an accredited-lab certificate of analysis for total THC and CBD.
Pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, and microbials tested to method — the safety line for consumer and export products.
Verified products carry a documented testing history connected to the lab that produced it.
Testing Capabilities
Accreditation Information
The international standard for testing-lab competence — the baseline for NIHC Verify accreditation.
See related standards →Method validation, proficiency testing, and on-site assessment against the standard before a lab is listed as verified.
Verification is not one-and-done — continued proficiency and re-assessment keep the badge current across the ecosystem.
Program Benefits
The verified badge follows the organization across signals, search, opportunities, and market access — not one static listing.
Accredited COAs are accepted by international regulators, unlocking the Global Market Access pipeline.
Verified providers are surfaced first when buyer needs are matched in Opportunity Intelligence.
Recently Verified Organizations
Live from the directory — the most recent organizations active in the ecosystem.
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Related Standards
General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories.
Open in Standards Center →ASTM Committee D37 test methods for cannabis/hemp potency, contaminants, and sampling.
Open in Standards Center →Validated methods states and buyers require — mapped to the labs that run them.
Consumer Resources
What total THC, LOQ, and pass/fail actually mean on a COA.
Confirm an organization's verification status directly in Organizations.
Browse organizations →Frequently Asked Questions
The organization has been assessed against a recognized standard (ISO/IEC 17025 for labs) and maintains ongoing proficiency.
Through method validation, proficiency testing, and assessment. Start by listing your organization and requesting review.
List your organization →ISO 17025 COAs are accepted by international regulators, which is why Verify feeds Global Market Access.
Verified COAs unlock international trade and export pipelines.
Testing requirements set by federal, state, and international policy.
The ASTM & ISO methods verification is measured against.
Verified providers surface first when needs are matched.