Why Trust Happy Planet CBD
At Happy Planet CBD, we believe you deserve to know exactly what's in every product you buy — and exactly why it's safe. Here's how we back that up.
Lab-Tested, Verified
Every batch of Happy Planet CBD is tested by an independent, third-party laboratory — Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs (Michigan), 4400 Ann Arbor Road, Jackson, MI 49202, MI License #: AU-SC-000101 — before it ever reaches you. Each Certificate of Analysis (COA) confirms full cannabinoid potency (via UHPLC-DAD), moisture content, water activity, and foreign matter, with results reported by dry mass.
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We link the COA for every Happy Planet product directly on its product page and on our Lab Reports page, so you can verify exactly what you're getting — no guesswork required.
Verified Customer Reviews
Don't just take our word for it. Our reviews come from real, verified customers — collected through Yotpo and independently listed on Trustpilot, so you can see honest feedback in one place, unfiltered by us.
Customer reviews are also visible directly on each product page via our on-site Yotpo widget.
Sourcing & Compliance
Happy Planet's own CBD products are made with industrial hemp sourced from United States growers with locations registered with their State Department of Agriculture, with every batch tracked back to its originating farm. Our CBD Isolate is extracted using ethanol (denatured ethyl alcohol) in a compliant, certified facility and refined to a guaranteed minimum of 98% potency. Because pure isolate has all other cannabinoids and plant compounds removed, it's virtually flavorless and odorless — and our refining process doesn't rely on harsh solvents or chemicals that could degrade the isolate.
Beyond our own line, we also curate CBD products from other reputable, lab-tested brands, so you get access to a wider range of trusted formulations in one place. Every brand we carry is held to the same standard: independent lab testing and full compliance with the 2018 Farm Bill.
THC content varies by product — Happy Planet's own topicals are made with CBD isolate and test at 0.000 mg Total THC, while some other items we carry contain trace amounts within the federal legal limit (0.3% or less). Check the product page and COA for the specific item you're interested in to see its exact profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Happy Planet CBD third-party tested? Yes. Every product batch is tested by an independent lab (Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs, MI), and results (Certificates of Analysis) are published on each product page and on our Lab Reports page.
Does your CBD contain THC? It depends on the product. Happy Planet's own topicals (salve, cooling lotion, relief stick) are made with CBD isolate and test at 0.000 mg Total THC. Some other items we carry, like full-spectrum tinctures, contain trace THC within the federal legal limit of 0.3% or less. Check the product page or COA for the exact profile of the item you're interested in.
Is your CBD legal in my state? Hemp-derived CBD with 0.3% THC or less is federally legal, though a small number of states have additional restrictions. Check your state's regulations if you're unsure.
Where does Happy Planet's hemp come from? Our industrial hemp is sourced from United States growers with locations registered with their State Department of Agriculture, and every batch is tracked back to its originating farm. We also curate products from other reputable, independently lab-tested CBD brands to offer a wider range of vetted options.
How is your CBD isolate extracted? Happy Planet's CBD isolate is extracted using ethanol (denatured ethyl alcohol) in a compliant, certified facility and refined to a guaranteed minimum of 98% potency for purity and consistency.
How do I read a Certificate of Analysis? A COA shows Total CBD and Total THC, a full cannabinoid breakdown (with "ND" meaning not detected above the lab's detection threshold), the batch result, and a unique sample ID tying the report to a specific batch. See our Lab Reports page for a full walkthrough of how to read one.
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