MI State Compliance Testing
As of July 2nd, 2019, certified third-party cannabis testing is required for all cannabis products sold commercially.
Listed below is a link to the full current cannabis testing regulations, per the CRA. Current regulations have been in effect since June 22, 2020.
Our turnaround time for state compliance testing is 3-5 business days, with expedited options available. For more information or to schedule a compliance pick up, please contact the lab so we can help guide you through the process.
Am I Ready for a Sample Pick-up?
Sample Requirements
TAT & Results
Useful Info
How you consume &
What is required
Smokables
Flower, Shake, Trim
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Moisture
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Heavy Metals
- Water Activity
- Chemical Residue
Solvent-Based Concentrates
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvent
- Chemical Residue
- Vitamin E Acetate
- Foreign Matter
- Water Activity
Solventless Extracts
Extraction using ice water, rosin press, or dry ice, this includes kief:
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Chemical Residue
- Heavy Metals
- Water Activity
Infused Pre-Rolls
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
Moonrocks
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
Edibles
Edibles
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
- Homogeneity
Beverages
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
- Homogeneity
- Terpenes
Infused Products
Tinctures
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
- Homogeneity
Topicals
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
- Homogeneity
Capsules
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
- Homogeneity
Sublingual Strips
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
- Homogeneity
Bath Bombs
- Cannabinoid Potency
- Foreign Matter
- Microbial (qPCR, Plating)
- Water Activity
- Heavy Metals
- Residual Solvents
- Chemical Residue
- Homogeneity
Move over potency
It’s all about
the Terps
Why terpenes matter and why you should test for them in your cannabis and hemp products.
To understand the differences between different cultivars and their effect on our bodies, we have to move beyond looking at the THC content and start thinking about the other components which make each strain unique. Terpenes are tiny molecules with powerhouse effects that have a huge impact on the character of your cannabis. In any cannabinoid product, terpenes and cannabinoids interact synergistically to create an entourage effect.
Am I ready for Compliance?
How to prepare for your next pick-up in Michigan
Prior to Pick-up
• Assign a Tag to the test sample package.
• Provide the whole physical tag to the lab’s Sample Technician.
• The tech will affix the top portion of the tag to the physical bag holding the representative sample.
• The other will be used on our official Chain of Custody form to accompany the transporter manifest.
On 
• You must select 
in order for the lab to accept your manifest.
• A teardrop icon will appear once the manifest has been properly submitted.
• One test sample package should be created from a package, even if there are multiple package sizes. In this case, submit as a multi-package.
• Once your Manifest is transferred to the lab, you have 24 hours to make any edits or changes.
Transferring Test Samples to the Lab
• Both the Test Sample Package Quantity and the Shipped Package Quantity should be the same amount that was physically taken by our sample technicians.
• You should not create any child packages from a source package until InfiniteCAL has entered the numerical test results and the CoA is uploaded in Metrc.
• Once the test results for the source package are recorded and the Lab Testing State is set to “TestPassed”, a child package can be created and it will inherit the test results of the parent package..
Please verify the quantity of samples taken with the sample technician or InfiniteCAL’s scheduling director, before transferring your Metrc manifest.
Compliance Sampling
When our Sample Tech arrives make sure all Products are:
• Separated
• Quarantined
• Accessible
• Accurately Labeled
with the info from your Request for Sample Pick Up Form.
What is a compliant batch?
The following table displays sample minimums for compliance testing as required by the CRA.
However, lab minimums may not be the same as the CRA’s (see table).
If you have any questions concerning sample minimums or would like to know how many units are to be taken from your batch prior to pick up, please contact the lab.
| Units | # Needed |
| <50 | 2 |
| 51-150 | 3 |
| 151-500 | 5 |
| 501-1,200 | 8 |
| 1,201-3,200 | 13 |
| 3,201-10,000 | 20 |
| 10,001-35,000 | 32 |
| 35,0001-150,000 | 50 |
| State | Lab | Units | #Needed | |
| Edibles | See Table | 17g (weight based) | Batch Size <10000 Batch Size >10001 | <12u >24u |
| Flower/Trim | 0.5 of batch size | 0.5 or 15g | 15g or 0.5 of batch size (if over 3000g) | |
| Vapes | See Table | 8 full gram carts 16 ½ gram carts 24 ⅓ gram carts |
<100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u |
8 full gram carts. 16 ½ gram carts. 24 ⅓ gram carts |
| Topicals | See Table | 17g | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u | 17g |
| Pre-rolls | See Table | 15g or 15u | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u | 15g or 15u |
| Concentrates | See Table | 6g or 7.3g(>4500g) | 6g or 7.3g(>4500g) | 6g or 7.3g |
| Tinctures | See Table | 17g/ml | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000-10u >10001 – 12u | 17g/ml (Bulk) |
| Non Solvent Concentrates | See Table | 8g | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u | 8g |
| Compound Concentrates | 15g or 0.5% | 15g | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u | 15g or 0.5% |
| Sub.Strips | 17g | 17g or See Table | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u | 17g |
| Beverages | See Table | 17g | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u | 17g |
| Infused Non-ED | 17g | 17g or See Table | <100 – 2u 101-500 – 4u 501-1000 – 6u 1001-5000 – 8u 5001-10000- 10u >10001 – 12u | 17g |
Results
Results are available wherever you are. InfiniteCAL uses Confident Cannabis, a third-party reporting platform that allows 24/7 access to sample results, unique QR codes, features for sharing COA’s with buyers and analytical data mining.
Turnaround Time
InfiniteCAL’s average turnaround time for compliance is 4 business days with expedited options to get results as quickly as 2 business days.
- All manufactured products and pre-rolls must be sampled in its final, consumer-facing packaging including a batch number, Metrc UID, manufacturing and packaging date, product identity, net weight or volume, and the Michigan Universal Symbol.
- All products must have a Tamper Evident Sticker and Child-Resistant Packaging.
- Cannabis edibles must include the words “Cannabis-Infused” on the primary panel of the packaging.
- Cannabis packaging should not be attractive to children.
- Once samples are picked up, the laboratory must complete the compliance analysis and report the results to the CRA.
- There is no process for the licensee requesting testing to be canceled once the samples have been collected from the distributor’s premises.
- The CRA’s regulations do not permit the reporting of any results prior to the release of the regulatory compliance COA.
- We cannot amend any COA after issuance; if a product fails compliance, the licensee has up to 30 days to submit a corrective plan of action to the State Department of Public Health or the Bureau.
- If you need to request to remediate a compliance batch please email
- If you need to request a resampling please email