Florida MMTCs need compliant cannabis testing before products can reach patients. ACS Laboratory supports that process with OMMU-compliant testing services built for Florida’s medical cannabis program.
The team has issued more than 1 million Certificates of Analysis (COAs), giving MMTCs a trusted partner for potency, contaminant, and product consistency testing.
ACS Laboratory's scientific rigor extends across flower, derivatives, vapes, and edibles. Cannabis testing services help MMTCs release products with greater confidence, strengthen compliance workflows, and support smarter product development.
ACS Laboratory supports Florida MMTCs with required compliance testing, batch release COAs, and research and development testing services.
The facility operates in full accordance with the Office Of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) rules and provides compliant COAs that document potency, safety, purity, and labeling requirements.
MMTC teams often use ACS for:
ACS Laboratory offers compliance panels tailored to flower, plants, derivative products, vape formulations, concentrates, and edibles.
Each panel is designed to meet Florida’s potency, safety, and purity testing requirements.
ACS tests all cannabis matrices for 11 cannabinoids required by OMMU, ensuring accurate potency labeling and reliable dosing information for patients.
ACS screens for all 67 OMMU-required pesticides, helping MMTCs verify product safety and meet state compliance standards.
The facility screens for five required mycotoxins to protect patients from fungal contaminants.
ACS Laboratory screens cannabis for seven pathogenic microbiological analytes, ensuring products are free from harmful bacteria and microorganisms.
All cannabis matrices undergo testing for four heavy metals required by Florida regulations, helping protect patients from elemental contamination.
Florida compliance panels include water activity testing across all product types.
Moisture testing specifically applies to flower and plants to help prevent mold growth and support product stability.
ACS screens derivative products and edibles for 21 residual solvents required under OMMU rules, confirming safe extraction and manufacturing processes.
For edible products, ACS performs homogeneity testing to ensure consistent THC distribution from serving to serving. This test supports reliable patient dosing and label accuracy.
Yes. Beyond compliance, ACS Laboratory offers research and development (R&D) testing services. These panels help MMTCs refine formulations, improve product consistency, and optimize ingredients before launch.
R&D results are not reported to OMMU, which gives MMTCs greater flexibility during product development and innovation.
ACS Laboratory’s R&D testing options include:
ACS Laboratory integrates directly with BioTrack, Florida’s state-mandated seed-to-sale tracking system for medical marijuana treatment centers (MMTCs). This connection allows test results and Certificates of Analysis (COAs) to upload directly to the state compliance platform.
required for compliance with Florida MMTC regulation. The process reduces manual entry, lowers the risk of reporting errors, and helps MMTC teams manage product release more efficiently.
BioTrack reporting is required for compliance with Florida MMTC regulations. ACS Laboratory supports that requirement with secure, accurate result transmission that aligns with the Department of Health's expectations. This integration saves time, reduces administrative burden, and strengthens compliance workflows across the testing process.
ACS Laboratory is ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited by A2LA and DEA Registered with one of the largest state-of-the-art testing facilities in the eastern United States.
The facility also operates as a Florida Department of Health Certified Marijuana Testing Laboratory, ensuring full regulatory compliance for MMTC testing needs.
MMTC partners choose ACS for:
If your team needs OMMU-compliant testing, release COAs, or R&D support for new medical cannabis products, ACS Laboratory can help.
Visit ACSLab.com to start testing or speak with the scientific team about MMTC services.