Updated October 19, 2026
The THC drink lab report for a Kronton bottle sits in the product description on each Elixir page. Kronton lists a per product lab report link there. Open the page for the flavor in hand and look in the description text.
Finding the report is step one. Step two is checking that it fits the bottle. Shoppers and store staff should compare three things: the product name, the format and the lot or sample reference. The sections below cover each check and what to do when they do not line up.
Where the Kronton lab report link is
Kronton lab reports are linked per product. Each link sits inside the product description on the Elixir page for that product. The Elixir collection lists the product pages in one place.
- Open the Elixir collection page.
- Click the product that matches the bottle, such as Cotton Candy - Elixir.
- Scroll to the product description.
- Click the lab report link in that text.
Many sites call this file a COA. On Kronton pages it appears as a lab report link. Both names point to the same kind of document.
Check one: the product name
Start with the name printed on the report. Compare it with the name on the bottle. Kronton product names include the flavor and the word Elixir, for example Mango Slushie - Elixir or Strawberry Cough Splash - Elixir.
A matching name is only the first check. Kronton states plainly that a matching product name on its own is not a match. The format and the lot or sample reference still need to agree.
Check two: the product format
Next, confirm the format. Kronton lists its Elixir products as ready-to-drink THC drinks. The report should describe the same kind of product as the bottle in hand.
- Look for a format or product type line near the top of the report.
- Compare it with the bottle, which Kronton describes as a ready-to-drink, shelf-stable drink.
- Note the bottle size on the label. Kronton lists 375ml, or 12.68 fl oz, on several Elixir pages.
A report written for a different format does not describe the bottle, even when the flavor name is the same.
Check three: sample reference vs batch code
The third check is the lot or sample reference on the report. Compare it with the batch code printed on the package. This is where most confusion starts.
Kronton notes that a laboratory sample reference is not always the same number as the batch code printed on a package. A lab often assigns its own sample number when it receives a product. That number may not appear anywhere on the bottle.
- Find the batch or lot code on the bottle label.
- Find the lot or sample reference on the report.
- If they match, all three checks line up.
- If they differ, take the question to the store before drawing a conclusion.
When the report and the bottle do not line up
Sometimes a page shows no report. Sometimes the numbers differ. Kronton states that a product with no report published on the site is not a product without a report.
The reverse also holds. A published report is not by itself proof that it covers the lot in hand. Kronton's guidance is direct: ask the store when the two do not line up.
Online buyers can reach Kronton through the contact page. Shoppers in a retail store can ask the staff there.
Notes for store staff
Store staff often field report questions at the counter. A simple routine keeps answers consistent. Pull up the Elixir page on a phone, open the report link and walk the customer through the three checks.
- Keep the Elixir collection URL handy at the register.
- Show the name, format and reference side by side with the bottle.
- Explain that a lab sample number can differ from the batch code.
- Contact Kronton or the distributor when the reference and code do not line up.
Stores can apply for a Kronton wholesale account through the wholesale page. Zigg Distro also distributes Kronton to stores.
Shop Kronton Elixir
Kronton Elixir is a live rosin THC drink in three flavors, each in a 375 ml bottle. For adults 21 and over.
Related reading
- How to Read a THC Drink Label
- Kronton: questions and answers
- THC drink terms in plain English: a Kronton glossary
- Elixir collection
Questions and answers
Where is the Kronton lab report?
Kronton places a per product lab report link inside the product description on each Elixir page. Open the product page and scroll to the description to find it.
How do I read a COA for THC drinks?
Compare the product name, the product format and the lot or sample reference on the COA with the bottle in hand. A matching name alone is not a match. All three should line up.
Why does the sample number not match the batch code on my bottle?
A laboratory sample reference is not always the same number as the batch code printed on a package. When the two differ, ask the store that sold the bottle.
What if a Kronton product page shows no lab report?
Kronton states that a product with no report published on the site is not a product without a report. Contact the store or Kronton through its contact page to ask.
Does a published report cover every bottle of that flavor?
Not by itself. Kronton notes that a published report is not proof that it covers the lot in hand. Check the lot or sample reference, and ask the store if it does not line up.