A "Certificate of Analysis" (COA) is a certified document issued by a laboratory after testing the content and quantities of cannabinoids, terpenes, solvents, or volatile compounds in a cannabis product. The details provided in the report have to match the specifications on the product’s label. As a consumer, why is this certificate relevant to you, and how can you make sense of it? We’re aware that the cannabis market remains largely unregulated, and there are plenty of brands offering CBD-based products, so it can be challenging to differentiate between the fraudsters and the real deal. It’s therefore important to stay...

Not gonna lie, it's been a rough patch getting Baldersgade sorted, and after the re-opening, it just didn't feel right anymore. That meant it was time for a change. So now that the contract is signed we're officially moving out this week, and opening within the next week at our new location on Nørrebrogade 218, right next to the Red Square and Palæstinas Plads, and of course our shop on Istedgade 46 is open all days till then, no exceptions! The official housewarming will be sometime in June, but more on that later! We're so stoked about this new adventure...

One of our absolute favourite Danish hemp productions has gotten under the loop of the FVST/Fødevarestyrelsen (Danish Veterinary and Food Administration) because this agency states that several of their Hemp Herbal Teas, with expiration date in ultimo September 2025, contains an amount of THC that is beyond the legal limit of 0,2%. Bornholmerhampen of course has COA's (Certificate of Analysis) from third parties stating otherwise, but with the FVST being the higher instance they have little to no other options than to take these products of the shelves and tell their distributors to do the same and actually destroy the...

A new year often indicates new beginnings, and while that is true to some extend, some things also stays the same! At Udonno Store, 2024 was a prosperous year. We saw new products come and go! Most importantly it was our first year with the "new" location at Istedgade 46.Now that we've entered 2025 some things are very clear and some still uncertain. Istedgade is here to stay, and while we wait on the shop on Baldersgade to re-open, we're just happy that we can still supply our customers with some of the finest CBD flowers, hash, cosmetics etc. in Denmark...

Earlier we’ve mentioned HHC (Hexahydrocannabinol) and why we thought you should reconsider one more time before buying these products. Since then we have seen the rise of HHCP (Hexahydrocannabiphorol), THCP (Tetrahydrocannabiphorol), H4-CBD (Hydrogenated Cannabidiol), THC-B (Tetrahydrocannabutol), THC-JD (Tetrahydrocannabidiol), THC-H (Tetrahydrocannabihexol), Δ8-THC (delta8-Tetrahydrocannabinol) and the list goes on and on! So far there has been a law saying that it was only THC which was illegal as soon as it would have a higher percentage than the legal 0,2%. This meant that the slightest alteration of the molecular-structure in Δ9-THC would give out a new drug and said drug would by...