Description

Key Benefits

• Up to 40 THC potency tests in one kit
  
• Quantitative THC analysis using TLC methodology
  
• Easy to use without laboratory infrastructure
  
• Low sample consumption
  
• Suitable for plant material, oils, tinctures, and extracts
  
• Reliable tool for quality control and routine testing 

Kit Contents

The Regular Cannabinoid Test Kit includes:

• Alpha-CAT instruction manual
  
• Calibration charts for THC and CBD
  
• 10 TLC test plates
  
• 10 dye powder microtubes (0.3 g), to be stored in cool, dry, and dark conditions
  
• 2 bottles of test fluids (60 ml each)
  
• 40 Eppendorf tubes (1.5 ml)
  
• 1 developing jar
  
• 1 dosing tray
  
• Pipettes (3 ml) and syringe (1 ml)
  
• 50 capillary tubes (1 µl)
  
• 20 nitrile gloves
  
• 1 beaker (25 ml)
  

How the Test Works

The test kit uses thin-layer chromatography (TLC) combined with sensitive chemical reagents. After application of the sample, a color reaction occurs that allows visual identification and quantitative determination of major cannabinoids.

The Regular kit supports analysis of cannabinoids such as: THC, CBD, CBN, CBG, THCV, and CBC, depending on sample composition and calibration.

Intended Use

The Regular Cannabinoid Test Kit is suitable for:

• Cannabis producers and cultivators
  
• Quality control laboratories
  
• Research and development teams
  
• Process monitoring and batch comparison
  
• Educational and training purposes
  

Basic Testing Procedure

1. Prepare an extract from the sample material
   
2. Apply the extract to the TLC plate
   
3. Develop the chromatogram using test fluids
   
4. Visualize cannabinoid spots
   
5. Compare results with calibration charts to determine THC content
   

Technical Information

• Method: Thin-Layer Chromatography (TLC)
  
• Number of tests: up to 40
  
• Accuracy: ±1% (typical)
  
• Sample size: approx. 0.1 g
  
• Reagent storage: cool, dry, and dark place
  
• Package weight: approx. 0.5 kg
  

Frequently Asked Questions

Can cannabinoids other than THC be analyzed?
Yes. The test allows visual identification of multiple major cannabinoids. Quantitative focus is primarily on THC, with reference support for CBD.

Is laboratory equipment required?
No. The kit is designed for use outside of laboratory environments and includes all necessary components.

What types of samples can be tested?
Plant material, oils, tinctures, and other cannabis extracts can be analyzed.