About this Organization
Harrens Lab provides reliable testing results, faster than our competitors, while following ISO standards. We are conveniently located in Hayward, CA. Currently servicing cannabis testing needs throughout California. We are using state of the art technologies such as FTIR, GC/LC/MS instruments.
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