Lab & testing

Every batch. Every panel. Published.

We publish the full certificate of analysis for every batch we sell. Not a summary, not a badge — the actual lab report, with the batch code that matches the product page. No certificate, no listing.

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Who tests it

Testing is by PharmLabs San Diego, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 (Acc. #85368), by HPLC.

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What we screen for

  • Cannabinoids (39) — including Δ9-THC, Δ8-THC, THCA, THCP and HHC
  • Psilocybin and psilocin (2)
  • Tryptamines and analogs (9) — including psilacetin (4-AcO-DMT) and related compounds
  • Minor mushroom tryptamines (4) — norbaeocystin, baeocystin, aeruginascin and norpsilocin
  • Amanita alkaloids (2) — muscimol and ibotenic acid
  • Botanical alkaloids (6)

RiZE and RiZE-X batches are screened across all six panels — 62 analytes, every one not detected. Dozo Don’t Trip batches currently carry a two-panel screen (cannabinoids plus psilocybin and psilocin — 41 analytes, all not detected). We’ve requested the remaining panels from the manufacturer and say so on every Don’t Trip page.

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What we will not sell

Products with undeclared cannabinoids, psilocybin or psilocin, synthetic tryptamines such as 4-AcO-DMT, or Amanita alkaloids in a product labelled free of them. We read the certificate on every product we’re offered and decline the ones that don’t clear — including products we could have sold profitably. That is the standard the name refers to.

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How to read a batch report

Each report lists an analyte, its limit of detection (LOD), its limit of quantification (LOQ), and the measured result. ND means not detected — the analyte was below the instrument’s limit of detection.

A certificate like this is a negative screen: it establishes what a batch does not contain. It does not identify the mushroom species, quantify the extract itself, or cover heavy metals, pesticides or microbials. We’ve requested those from the manufacturers and will publish them when they arrive.

Match the sample ID on the report to the batch code printed on your pack. If they do not match, contact us before using the product.

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Certificate lookup

Don't trust us. Check the code.

Every product we list is tied to a specific lab certificate by its batch ID. Enter one and you get that exact certificate — the lab, the panels it ran, and what it found.

  1. Grab a batch ID. It's on every product card below and on every product page.
  2. Type it in. We match it against every certificate we've published.
  3. Read the lab's own PDF. Compare the sample ID with the code printed on your pack — if they don't match, email us before using the product.
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The screen, visualised

62 compounds. Zero detected.

Each dot is one compound the lab looked for — cannabinoids, psilocybin and psilocin, synthetic tryptamines, Amanita alkaloids and more. This is what a RiZE certificate covers. Switch to Don't Trip to see exactly where its screen stops.

62 screened · 0 detected

Cannabinoids39 analytes
Tryptamines & analogs9 analytes
Psilocybin & psilocin2 analytes
Minor mushroom tryptamines4 analytes
Amanita alkaloids2 analytes
Botanical alkaloids6 analytes
Screened — not detected Not on this certificate yet Hover any dot for the compound