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Know what’s in the jar.
A plain-English guide to the paperwork behind every Sweet’s package — how to read a certificate of analysis, what terpenes are, and what the numbers on a label actually mean.
Start here
Four places to go deeper.
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01 · Library
The genetics library
Browse all 3 cultivars — lineage, terpene fingerprint, aroma and grower’s notes on every pheno we run.
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02 · Lab results
Read a certificate of analysis
Every package carries a batch number. Look yours up and read potency, terpenes and the full safety panel.
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03 · The menu
What we make
Formats, sizes and the strains behind them — 0 products, all sold only at licensed shops.
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04 · Find it
Where to buy
Which licensed New York dispensaries list Sweet’s — and an email the day one near you does.
Certificates of analysis
How to read a COA.
Every Sweet’s batch is tested by a New York State–licensed lab before it’s packaged. Here’s what that report contains and the order to read it in.
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Find the batch number
It’s printed on the label of every Sweet’s package — a short alphanumeric code, usually next to “Batch”.
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Look it up
Enter that batch number on our Lab Results page. It returns the certificate of analysis (COA) the lab produced for that exact run.
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Read the potency
Total THC and total CBD are the headline numbers. They’re reported per the state’s method — the “total” figure accounts for the acidic forms (THCA/CBDA) after decarboxylation.
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Count the terpenes
The terpene panel lists each aromatic compound as a percentage of the sample. The top two or three are usually what you smell first.
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Check the safety panel
Every batch is screened for pesticides, heavy metals, mycotoxins, microbials and residual solvents. Each row shows a result against the state limit.
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Confirm it’s passed
A batch only becomes sellable once every required test is a pass. The COA is the record that says so.
Read the nose
What are terpenes?
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds behind a jar’s smell. They’re measured on every COA and tracked across our library — these are the ones we see most.
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Myrcene
Earthy · Ripe mango · Clove
In 3 of 3 cultivars
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Limonene
Lemon peel · Orange zest
In 3 of 3 cultivars
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Caryophyllene
Black pepper · Warm spice
In 3 of 3 cultivars
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Linalool
Lavender · Soft floral
In 3 of 3 cultivars
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Pinene
Pine needle · Fresh rosemary
In 2 of 3 cultivars
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Humulene
Hops · Cedar · Dry wood
In 2 of 3 cultivars
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Terpinolene
Green apple · Lilac · Herbal
In 2 of 3 cultivars
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Ocimene
Sweet herb · Tropical floral
In 2 of 3 cultivars
Questions
The short answers.
What is a certificate of analysis (COA)?
A COA is the report a New York State–licensed lab produces after testing a batch. It documents potency (cannabinoids), the terpene profile, and the safety panel — pesticides, heavy metals, mycotoxins, microbials and residual solvents — each measured against the state’s limits.
How do I look up the lab results for my Sweet’s package?
Find the batch number on the label and enter it on the Lab Results page. Each batch number is unique to a production run, so the certificate it returns matches your package.
What are terpenes?
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that give cannabis its smell and flavor — the difference between a pine-forward nose and a citrus one. We list them on every COA and track them across the genetics library so you can follow the aromas you like.
What does “total THC” mean?
Total THC is the THC you can expect after the flower is heated (decarboxylated, e.g. by smoking or vaping). Labs report the acidic form (THCA) separately and calculate the total, because raw cannabis contains mostly THCA.
Is every Sweet’s batch tested?
Yes. Every batch is sampled and sent to a New York State–licensed lab before it is packaged. A batch only ships once every required test passes.
Where can I buy Sweet’s?
Only at New York State–licensed adult-use dispensaries. We never sell, ship or deliver cannabis online, and every purchase is in person, 21+ with a valid government-issued photo ID.
Responsible use
21+ means 21+.
Sweet's cannabis products are sold only through New York State licensed adult-use dispensaries. We do not sell or ship cannabis online.
- For use only by adults 21 years of age and older. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- In case of accidental ingestion or overconsumption, contact the National Poison Control Center hotline 1-800-222-1222 or call 9-1-1.
- Please consume responsibly.
- Cannabis can impair concentration, coordination and judgment. Do not operate a vehicle or machinery under the influence of cannabis.
- If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, call or text the NYS HOPEline at 1-877-8-HOPENY (1-877-846-7369) or text HOPENY (467369).