Pixis Labs becomes the first ISO certified cannabis testing laboratory in Oregon

Pixis Labs becomes the first and only cannabis testing lab in Oregon to achieve ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accreditation for analyses on cannabis/hemp.

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Pixis Labs becomes the first and only cannabis testing lab in Oregon to achieve ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accreditation for analyses on cannabis/hemp. The gold standard certification is required by most countries to ensure reliable lab practices. ANAB (https://www.anab.org/) issued the certificate on November 27, 2018, after a rigorous audit of quality control, instrumentation and standard operating procedures. Pixis Labs’ extensive list of certified services include pesticides, potency and residual solvents in cannabis/hemp. “We have always upheld scientific integrity through accurate analysis,” said Derrick Tanner, general manager of Pixis/ Columbia Food Labs. “This accreditation validates our ethical stance and raises the bar for excellent analytical science that the hemp and cannabis community deserve.” Oregon mandates that cannabis testing labs are ORELAP certified, yet inaccurate and inconsistent data remain rampant. The ISO accreditation removes the ambiguity and guarantees a consistent level of testing to ensure the quality, safety and health of users. “Lab ...

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