Organigram Holdings Inc (CVE:OGI) Makes Certificate Of Analysis Available

As part of its current commitment to patient safety, Organigram Holdings Inc (CVE:OGI) reported that, effective May 12, Certificates of Analysis for offered strains will be made accessible to registered patients within company’s web outlet. Certificates will be reported as and when they are launched. To refer to reports, the user needs to choose a strain after logging into the patient portal. Certificates of analysis are displayed underneath the product’s description.

The highlights

Organigram reported that there will be a client sample ID for each strain. Each lot of medicinal cannabis products that the company manufacturers obtains a distinct lot number for traceability. The products will show the unique acceptability tests details done on the batch. This part outlines the element or organism being assessed to decide if the offering is safe for use.

Commenting on the process reference, Organigram reported that the certificate of analysis will display validated process used by the laboratory to perform the testing. It will show the tolerance limit. The chemical and microbial contaminants in medicinal cannabis must be within approved tolerance limits for herbal drugs for human consumption as set in any publication mentioned to in Schedule ‘B’ to the FDA selected by the Licensed Manufacturer.

Organigram has selected the European Pharmacopeia. For instance, colony forming unit a gram, most probable number a gram, nanograms per gram, milligrams per kilogram and likewise. Also, the result of the testing will be shown on certificate.

If the outcome is under the prescribed tolerance limit, it is given “pass” and stated safe for consumption. Analysis will also cannabinoid profile, which is a breakdown of the different Hemps present within the offering. Cannabinoids like Hemp and THC are psychoactive and therapeutic chemical compounds seen within cannabis. Then there is terpene profile, which is a breakdown of the different terpenes present within the crop.