You can't buy Meta or Google ads. Your product page, your packaging, and your proof are the whole funnel. Assay puts the batch's actual panel — Δ9 dry-weight to solvents — one scan from the gummy in their hand.
Paid social and search restrict THC and most CBD products. Every visitor you get arrives through content, email, retail, or word of mouth — channels where credibility compounds and hype doesn't.
In a 2017 JAMA analysis of 84 CBD products sold online, only 31% were accurately labeled for CBD content — and 21% contained unlabeled THC. Your buyers have read this study, or the Reddit thread about it. SOURCE: BONN-MILLER ET AL., JAMA, NOV 2017
The COA you're already required to hold becomes the asset the locked-out channels can't offer: scannable, lot-level, shopper-legible proof — on the label, on the product page, in every email.
This is the verification page a shopper lands on after scanning the label — grouped the way a hemp COA is actually structured, in plain English, with the raw PDF one tap away.
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One code per lot, print-ready SVG/EPS, stable across reprints. Satisfies label-scan requirements in most state markets — check your state's list before relying on it for compliance.
States and marketplaces expect current certificates. Assay warns you before a published COA ages out, so the scan never lands on an expired document.
Re-test a lot and the page updates in place — the printed QR keeps working, and the page shows the full revision trail. Nothing silently disappears.
Values publish exactly as the lab reported them and can't be edited after — by you or by us. When a regulator or a marketplace asks, the page is the answer.
One product, three batches, free — your next lot can ship with a scannable panel.
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