How to Know You’re Buying Real CBD

 What COAs Reveal (and What They Don’t)

The CBD market is booming — and unfortunately, so is the number of products that don’t deliver what they promise. If you care about what goes in (and on) your body, learning how to read a Certificate of Analysis (COA) is essential.

What Is a CBD COA?

A COA is a lab report from a third-party laboratory that verifies what’s actually in your CBD product. It confirms:

• The amount of CBD (and any other cannabinoids)
• Whether it contains contaminants (like pesticides or heavy metals)
• If it has less than the legal limit of THC (<0.3%)

But reading one can be tricky if you’re not sure what to look for.

What to Look for on a CBD COA

1. Product match: The COA should match the product name and batch number.
2. Cannabinoid profile: Make sure the CBD content matches the product label — no less, and no suspicious extras.
3. Full-spectrum verification: If the product claims to be full-spectrum, you should see trace cannabinoids like CBG or CBC.
4. Purity results: The “Residual Solvents,” “Microbial,” and “Heavy Metals” sections should all show ND (Not Detected) or “Pass.”

What a COA Doesn’t Tell You

• Where the hemp was grown
• Whether the formulation absorbs well
• How effective it is for stress, sleep, or pain

That’s where trust in the brand — and personal testing — comes in.

Why We Take COAs Seriously at Bee Well

At Bee Well, every batch is tested by a third-party ISO-accredited lab, and we publish the COAs directly on our site. We believe in transparency because we use our own products — and we want you to feel confident doing the same.

Our Stress-Less CBD Roll-On is one of our most trusted formulations, combining full-spectrum CBD with calming essential oils. It’s lab-tested, clean, and crafted in small batches for consistency.

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Our Stress-Less CBD Roll-On is formulated for daily relief — and every bottle comes backed by a full COA you can view any time.

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