Muha Meds THC Potency: Lab Results for All 64 Products

We read the lab report behind every Muha Meds THC product in our catalog, all 64 of them.

Then we put every number in one place. So you can compare lines, formats and strains without opening 64 PDFs.

Below, you’ll find a summary by product line, the full results tables and the strongest picks by category.

In addition, we explain what Total THC, Delta-9 and THCa really mean on a certificate.

One rule before we start: potency varies by batch. Therefore, always check the COA for your own package.

Key Takeaways From 64 Lab Reports

Short on time? Here’s what stood out once all the numbers sat side by side.

• Melted Diamonds all-in-ones tested highest among vapes, averaging 83.4% Total THC, including roughly 1–2% Delta-8.
• Live Resin, Hash Rosin and Distillate disposables clustered between about 72% and 80%.
• Hash Rosin disposables hold 0.5 g, so each device carries about half the THC of a 1 g device.
• Exotic Indoor flower averaged 27.7% Total THC, while the Matés pre-roll reached 32.1%.
• Gummy packs measured 91.3 mg to 106.4 mg against a 100 mg label.
• Every safety panel the labs ran came back as a pass.
• None of the 64 reports includes a terpene panel.

How We Got the Data

First, we opened each product page on the brand’s own site, muhameds.com.

Each page links a Certificate of Analysis, or COA, for a recent production batch.

Next, we downloaded all 64 PDFs. Then we transcribed the cannabinoid and safety results into one spreadsheet.

Two labs produced the reports. First, pH Solutions, LLC tested the vapes, flower, pre-roll and hash rosin jars.

That lab holds California cannabis testing license C8-0000022-LIC. Meanwhile, Encore Labs tested all seven gummy packs.

The report dates run from late February to late May 2026. So, in practice, these are spring 2026 batches.

A few PDFs printed a misaligned summary box. In those cases, we used the detailed results table.

Finally, we kept each value as printed, then rounded to one decimal for these tables.

Want to read a COA yourself? Our COA reading guide walks through every section step by step.

Muha Meds THC by Product Line

This summary groups the 64 results by line and format. It shows sample size, lowest, highest and average Total THC.

For gummies, the figures show milligrams per 100 mg pack instead of a percentage.

*Melted Diamonds totals include Delta-8 THC, which the lab adds into Total THC. We explain why further down.

Think of this table as a quick Muha Meds lab results chart. After that, the full tables add every flavor.

What the Line Averages Tell You

Melted Diamonds leads both vape formats. However, its lead shrinks once you set the Delta-8 share aside.

Live Resin posted the widest spread, from 71.9% to 77.8%. As a result, flavor choice matters more than line there.

Distillate disposables averaged 76.6%, while distillate carts averaged slightly higher at 77.2%.

Hash rosin jars land lower, around 61% to 68%. That’s typical, since rosin is a less refined concentrate than distillate.

Similarly, flower sits far below any concentrate. Exotic Indoor jars ranged from 25.7% to 30.8%.

Milligrams per Device Matter Too

Percentages only tell part of the story. Fill size changes the total THC you actually hold.

For example, a 1 g Melted Diamonds all-in-one tested 820 mg to 851 mg Total THC per device.

By contrast, a 0.5 g Hash Rosin all-in-one tested 373 mg to 384 mg per device.

So compare milligrams, not just percentages, whenever you compare value across sizes.

Likewise, one Matés pre-roll printed about 193 mg Total THC per 0.6 g joint.

Full Lab Results: All 64 Products

Each table below lists products strongest first. Click any name to open its product page and COA link.

Total THC is the lab’s headline figure. Meanwhile, Delta-9 shows the active THC already present before heating.

Also, ND means not detected. In other words, the lab found none above its reporting limit.

All-in-One Disposables (25 Products)

These cover all four oil lines. Browse them all in our disposables collection.

Notice that Hash Rosin devices hold 0.5 g. So their per-device THC runs about half of the 1 g lines.

510 Cartridges (15 Products)

Next come the carts. Our carts collection has both lines.

Interestingly, the strongest distillate cart outscored the weakest Melted Diamonds cart. Lines overlap more than labels suggest.

Exotic Indoor Flower and Matés Pre-Roll (9 Products)

Flower and pre-roll reports show THCa as well. That’s because raw cannabis holds most THC in its acid form.

The Matés pre-roll shows far more Delta-9 than flower. That likely reflects its oil infusion, which adds already-activated THC.

See the jars in our flower collection, plus pre-rolls.

Hash Rosin Concentrates (8 Products)

These 1 g jars appear in our concentrates collection. Again, THCa dominates.

Chilled Cherries showed no detectable Delta-9 at all. Instead, its THC sat entirely in THCa form.

Gummies (7 Products)

Gummies report milligrams per pack. So we show the gap against the 100 mg label too.

Strongest Muha Meds by Category

Want the top number in each format? Here are the strongest muha meds results from these batches.

• Disposable overall: Orange Tangie Melted Diamonds, 85.1% Total THC
• Distillate disposable: Sour Watermelon Squirt, 79.5%
• Live Resin disposable: Golden Papaya, 77.8%
• Hash Rosin disposable: Fatso, 76.9%
• Cartridge overall: Moroccan Peach Rings Melted Diamonds, 83.2%
• Distillate cart: Bubblegum Burst, 80.5%
• Flower: Muha Mints, 30.8%
• Pre-roll: Purple Punch Matés, 32.1%
• Concentrate: Mad Fruit Hash Rosin, 68.0%
• Gummies: Mango Chamoy Hash Rosin, 106.4 mg per pack

Remember that strongest describes one tested batch. The next batch of the same flavor may land higher or lower.

Bubblegum Burst shows this well. The distillate cart tested 80.5%, while the distillate disposable tested 73.9%.

Both share a flavor name and a line. Yet they sit more than six points apart.

Also, a higher number doesn’t guarantee a better session. Flavor, hardware and your own tolerance shape the experience.

Total THC vs Delta-9 vs THCa: What the Numbers Mean

Cannabis labs report several THC figures. Knowing each one stops you from misreading a label.

Delta-9 THC

Delta-9 THC is the active form. It’s the compound most people mean when they say THC.

In vape oil, nearly all THC already exists as Delta-9. That’s because processing involves heat, which activates it.

THCa

THCa is the raw, acidic form found in growing and cured plants. Heat converts it into Delta-9.

That’s why flower and hash rosin show high THCa but little Delta-9 on paper.

For example, Muha Mints flower showed 33.3% THCa but only 1.5% Delta-9.

Once you light or vaporize it, though, most of that THCa turns into active THC.

Total THC

Total THC estimates the THC available after heating. Labs use a standard formula for it.

The 0.877 factor reflects the weight THCa loses as carbon dioxide when heat converts it.

Let’s check the math on Muha Mints. First, 33.335 × 0.877 equals 29.235.

Then add 1.542% Delta-9. The result, 30.777%, matches the lab’s Total THC exactly.

For vape oil, the formula barely matters. After all, THCa reads ND on most vape reports.

The Delta-8 Detail in Melted Diamonds

Here’s a detail most shops skip. The lab’s Total THC for Melted Diamonds also counts Delta-8 THC.

Delta-8 measured about 1.1% to 1.7% in the disposables. In the carts, it ran 1.4% to 2.9%.

For example, Moroccan Peach Rings tested 80.8% Delta-9 plus 2.4% Delta-8, for 83.2% in total.

No other line showed Delta-8 on these reports. So compare the Delta-9 column for a like-for-like view.

On Delta-9 alone, Melted Diamonds disposables ranged from 80.3% to 84.0%. That still tops every other disposable line.

Two Vapes That Showed THCa

Two vape reports did list THCa. Fatso Hash Rosin showed 7.0%, and Galactic Diesel distillate showed 3.0%.

Neither changes much in practice. Still, both explain why their Delta-9 sits below their Total THC.

Gummies Dose Accuracy: 91 to 106 mg per Pack

Every gummy pack carries a 100 mg label, split into ten 10 mg pieces.

Encore Labs tested each whole package. Results ran from 91.3 mg to 106.4 mg Total THC.

The two hash rosin packs came in above label. Mango Chamoy hit 106.4 mg, and Raspberry Pineapple hit 102.0 mg.

Meanwhile, all five infused packs landed below label, between 91.3 mg and 98.6 mg.

Their COAs list distillate as the THC source. That fits the brand’s description of flavorless THC.

So what does an 8.7% shortfall mean? Spread evenly, it works out to roughly 9.1 mg per piece.

Either way, edibles can take an hour or more to kick in. So start with one piece and wait.

Shop both styles in our gummies collection.

Safety Panels: Every Test That Ran Passed

Potency is only half of a COA. The other half screens for contaminants.

• Pesticides
• Heavy metals
• Residual solvents
• Microbials
• Mycotoxins
• Foreign matter

Every one of those panels that ran came back as a pass across all 64 reports.

However, a few results were missing rather than failed. For example, most vape COAs print no water activity result.

Similarly, the flower reports don’t list a residual solvent result.

On the other hand, flower reports printed water activity of 0.50 to 0.57 aw. Moisture ran 10.6% to 12.0%.

The gummy reports also printed water activity, and every pack passed.

No Terpene Panels on These Reports

None of the 64 COAs includes a terpene panel. So online terpene percentages did not come from these reports.

The vape ingredient lists do mention cannabis-derived terpenes. However, the labs did not measure them here.

As a result, flavor descriptions on our product pages come from the brand’s flavor tags, not lab data.

If terpene numbers matter to you, ask your dispensary whether a terpene report exists for your batch.

Caveats: Read Your Own COA

These numbers describe specific batches tested in spring 2026. Your package may come from a different batch.

Potency often shifts a few points between batches. Our Bubblegum Burst pair shows how far two products can drift.

Also, a lab result reflects the sample tested, not every unit on every shelf.

Counterfeits add another layer. A copied box can point to a genuine-looking COA, so a report alone proves little.

So verify the package first with the brand’s scratch-off code or a Muha Members app scan.

Our real vs fake guide shows the packaging details to inspect.

Finally, match the batch number on your box to the batch number on the COA.

How to Use These Results When You Shop

Treat the Muha Meds THC percentage as one input, not the whole decision.

First, pick the format that suits you. Then pick a line. Finally, choose a flavor you’ll enjoy.

• Want the highest number? Melted Diamonds tested highest in both vape formats.
• Prefer solventless? Hash Rosin uses ice water, heat and pressure, in a 0.5 g device.
• On a budget? Distillate carts sit in the mid-to-high 70s and cost the least in our price checks.
• Want a measured dose? Gummies offer set milligrams, with the variance noted above.

For process and flavor, read our Melted Diamonds vs Live Resin vs Hash Rosin comparison.

Curious how these numbers feel in practice? Then see do Muha Meds get you high.

Also, our disposable guide covers charging, draws and troubleshooting.

We’ll refresh these Muha Meds THC tables whenever new batch reports appear on product pages.

Muha Meds Potency FAQ

What is the strongest Muha Meds product?

In our dataset, Orange Tangie Melted Diamonds Disposable tested highest at 85.1% Total THC, including about 1.1% Delta-8.

What THC percentage do Muha Meds disposables have?

These spring 2026 batches tested between 71.9% and 85.1% Total THC, depending on line and flavor.

Where can I find the Muha Meds COA for my product?

Each product page links its COA. Then match the batch number on your package to the report.

Why does Melted Diamonds show Delta-8 THC?

The lab measured about 1% to 3% Delta-8 and counted it in Total THC. No other line showed any.

Do Muha Meds products have terpene results?

No. None of the 64 COAs we reviewed includes a terpene panel, so terpene percentages remain unknown.

Are Muha Meds gummies accurately dosed?

Packs tested 91.3 mg to 106.4 mg against a 100 mg label. Also, hash rosin packs ran higher.

Did any product fail a safety test?

No. Every safety panel that ran, including pesticides, heavy metals and microbials, came back as a pass.