What we found, in order
We went looking for Binoid's certificates the way anyone would: the link in the footer marked lab results.
That page holds 184 certificate PDFs. We counted them by upload year. 157 from 2023. 26 from 2024. None from 2025 or 2026. Titles like 2024 Distillate COAs and True Strain Gummies, which is useful if you bought those products two years ago.
For a shop selling current stock, that is the sort of finding that usually ends a review. So we checked a live listing before writing anything.
The 3.5 gram THCA disposable links ten certificate PDFs, one per strain, from `/wp-content/uploads/coas2/`. A different folder entirely, nothing to do with the lab page. We pulled the headers on one of them: last modified 16 May 2025.
| Where | Count | Newest |
|---|---|---|
| The /lab-results page | 184 PDFs | 2024 |
| Product pages (coas2 folder) | 10 on the one SKU we checked | May 2025 |
Two sets of certificates, two very different vintages
Why per strain is the right way round
A catalogue-wide certificate tells you a distillate batch was tested. A per-strain certificate tells you what is in the specific thing you are about to buy.
That distinction matters more for vapes than for almost anything else. Cannabinoid ratios and terpene profiles differ strain to strain within the same product line, so one document covering ten strains would be close to meaningless.
Binoid does the harder version. Ten strains, ten documents, linked from the listing. Credit where it is due, and it is exactly what the lab page fails to convey.
How to read one before you buy
Four things, in the order they matter:
- Match the strain. The certificate name should match the strain you are adding to the basket, not just the product line.
- Check the date. You want something inside the last year or so. The product-page documents cleared that bar for us; the lab-page ones do not.
- Read the cannabinoid table, not just the headline. THCA is the one to look at, since it is what converts on heating.
- Look for the contaminant panels. Heavy metals, pesticides and residual solvents matter more on a concentrate or a vape than on a gummy.
What this does not tell you
A certificate covers the batch it was cut from. It is not a guarantee about the unit in your hand unless the batch number matches, and consumer vape packaging rarely makes that easy.
We also checked one document rather than all 184, and one product page rather than the whole catalogue. So read our claim precisely: current per-strain certificates exist and are reachable on the listing we opened. We have not audited every SKU.
Our Binoid review grades this alongside the two other things we flag, the missing restricted-state list and the permanent sale pricing.
If you are comparing retailers on documentation
Erth Wellness publishes a dated certificate per product and names SC Labs as its testing provider, which Binoid does not do. Erth also publishes a full restricted-state table, which Binoid does not.
Binoid's edge is granularity: per strain rather than per product. Different strengths, and worth knowing which you care about before you pick.
To order from Binoid, binoidcbd.com, and KABIR takes 10% off.