Florida 7‑Hydroxymitragynine Update
10/7/2025
Florida sets a 400 ppm (0.04%) dry‑weight limit for 7‑OH and requires ppm labeling. Cora Science Test Code 813 adds moisture analysis and reports dry‑weight‑corrected 7‑OH in ppm.
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Common questions about panels, specifications, and turnaround.
How do I choose between standard and expanded panels?
Standard panels cover the core compliance needs for most products. Expanded panels add category-specific testing like residual solvents, mycotoxins, or additional analytes. If you are unsure, we can recommend a starting panel based on your product and target market.
Which official specifications do you follow?
We commonly reference USP chapters (for example <467>,<561>, <61>,<62>), AOAC methods, and FDA BAM guidance when applicable. The final specification depends on product type and regulatory requirements.
What sample information should I provide?
Provide the product type, lot ID, matrix, target analytes, and any known processing details (such as solvent extraction or preservatives). This helps us confirm the most appropriate methods.
What is typical turnaround time?
Turnaround varies by panel and sample type. Most routine panels are completed within a standard lab schedule, and rush options may be available upon request.
Do you support ISO/IEC 17025 testing?
Yes. Our quality system aligns with ISO/IEC 17025:2017, and we can provide additional documentation as needed.
How do I request a quote or custom panel?
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This sets a baseline panel aligned to the product format.
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Official references
A consolidated list of references based on your selections.
- USP–NF (purchase/access)USP · public
- AHPA Guidance Policies (index)AHPA · public
- AOAC Official Methods of Analysis (OMA)AOAC · public
- USP <561> Articles of Botanical OriginUSP · paywalled-preview
- AHPA: Heavy Metals policyAHPA · public
- AOAC OMA: Search by MethodAOAC · public
- FDA Mycotoxins (overview & action levels)FDA · public
- AHPA: Recommended Microbial Limits for Botanical IngredientsAHPA · public
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This tool is a guide for common specifications and does not replace regulatory or legal review. Requirements can vary by ingredient, product claims, and market.
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