Strawberry Strawz – Half Bak’d SUMO Gummies 10,000mg

The Half Bak’d Strawberry Strawz Sour’d Sumo Gummies (Sample: Strawberry Straws Sour’d Sumo 25ct, Batch F4G15SS1) were tested by PharmLabs San Diego, an ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited laboratory (Acc. #85368). The sample was submitted on behalf of Fresh Farms E-Liquid LLC and analyzed as an edible matrix using HPLC for the full cannabinoid profile and GC MS/MS for Delta-9 THC confirmation. The unit weighs 110.5 g and contains 25 servings at 4.42 g each. Note this batch was sampled in late July 2025 with the report reissued January 5, 2026 following a client-requested batch ID update.

On potency, this blend is more balanced and slightly lower-strength than the other flavors, led by Delta-8 THC at 3.35% (147.89 mg per gummy) and CBD at 2.73% (120.67 mg per gummy). Notably, this batch carries the highest Δ9-THCP reading in the series at 0.14% (6.23 mg per gummy) and shows the widest minor-cannabinoid spread of any flavor: Δ8-THCV at 0.01%, Δ8-THCP at 0.01%, CBG at 0.01%, CBN at 0.01%, Cannabicitran (CBT) at 0.01%, and a trace of THCV. Total cannabinoids analyzed reached 6.28%, or roughly 277 mg per serving. Delta-9 THC was confirmed at just 0.14% by GC MS/MS, keeping it comfortably under the 0.3% federal hemp threshold.

For safety and compliance, the product passed cleanly across every panel. Heavy metals were all effectively absent — arsenic and lead registered at the detection floor (0.00 µg/g), and cadmium and mercury were Not Detected, all far below the 0.2 µg/g limit. The full microbial screen — E. coli, Salmonella, Listeria, yeast and mold, gram-negative bacteria, aerobic bacteria, and all four Aspergillus species — returned Not Detected or Negative. Mycotoxins were Not Detected, the entire pesticide panel was Not Detected, and the filth/foreign material inspection was clean. This batch also included moisture testing, showing a notably drier profile than the others at water activity of 0.71 aw and moisture content of 11.6%. On residual solvents, methanol (62.7 µg/g) was detected but carries no listed regulatory limit (N/A), and hexane came in at 48.3 µg/g against its 100 µg/g limit; all other limit-bound solvents (butane, ethanol, heptane) were within threshold.