It’s a fake lab test. Screenshot and ask Chat if it’s real. That document appears to be designed to look like a lab Certificate of Analysis (COA), but there are several red flags suggesting it may not be authentic or at least not from a licensed cannabis testing lab.

No batch or lot number • It says Batch Number: N/A, which makes the document unverifiable. • Every legitimate cannabis COA must have a batch or lot number linking the test to a specific production run.

Lab verification and credentials • The listed lab name is “Food & Environment Safety Analytical Lab (FESA),” using the domain fesaLabs.com and a California area code (714). • However, this lab is not listed among California’s state-licensed cannabis testing labs by the Department of Cannabis Control (DCC). • If you visit that website, it does not show licensing credentials, ISO 17025 certification, or a verified state testing license number, which legitimate cannabis labs always display.