Cannabinoid observatory and product analysis
Three CanaPuff CBD vapes link to the same lab report
Open the listings for OG Kush, Rest and Recovery. The name on the box changes. The figures 1 ml and 95% stay the same. Follow the links to the lab and another pattern emerges. All three point to the same report, right down to the last byte. What does it establish?
Milnubes editorial desk ·
| CBD range listing | Declared volume and CBD figure | Linked laboratory report |
|---|---|---|
| OG Kush | 1 ml · up to 95% CBD | A20426-en-1 · batch 20260714 |
| Rest | 1 ml · up to 95% CBD | A20426-en-1 · batch 20260714 |
| Recovery | 1 ml · up to 95% CBD | A20426-en-1 · batch 20260714 |
Three devices share the same headline figures
On 14 November 2026 CanaPuff’s dedicated CBD vapes collection listed three own-brand devices in both Spanish and English. Each product name includes 95%, while the specification qualifies that figure as ‘up to 95%’. All three list a volume of 1 ml. Neither figure alone gives the milligrams of CBD inside a device. To convert a percentage by mass into an amount of CBD, you need the corresponding mass.
How a disposable device can have a rechargeable battery
Each listing describes a disposable device and indicates that its battery accepts a charge. Those details concern different parts of the product. The battery can receive power during the device’s lifetime. That tells us little about whether the reservoir can be refilled or removed and replaced as a cartridge. A name such as Recovery tells us equally little about a measurable effect in a person.
What the laboratory measured
Report A20426-en-1 identifies its sample as ‘CBD Vape’, batch 20260714. On page one, the cannabidiol row gives an assay of 37.87% and a measurement uncertainty of 1.14 percentage points. The laboratory received the sample on 9 August 2026. It lists several other cannabinoids on separate lines. Adding their figures to the cannabidiol result would answer a different question.
Matching a report to the right product
Each listing links to the same document, even though the Rest link uses a longer filename. The lab identifies a batch but gives none of the three flavour names. It classifies the sample under extracts and finished hemp products. Assigning the figure to a particular device would require a product-to-batch match. Establishing what the device emits would require an aerosol measurement. The 37.87% belongs to the sample tested. ‘Up to 95%’ is the brand’s published figure.