Testing laboratory

Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs

Official California and Michigan site sections, about page, and contact page reviewed

Unclaimed profileReviewed Aug 2, 2026

Testing laboratory profile

Scientist-founded cannabis and hemp testing laboratory with licensed facilities in California and Michigan, offering compliance and quality assurance analytics.

Service tier
State-licensed cannabis compliance and QA laboratory
Capabilities
DCC and CRA state compliance testing, quality assurance panels, CDFA industrial hemp testing, potency, contaminants, and R&D support including formulation and extraction consultation. A peptide-specific capability page was not found in this review.
Community notes
Community reports were excluded from this capability record; profile is based on official site pages and listed license numbers.

Strengths

  • Published state license numbers for California and Michigan with ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation
  • Published turnaround commitments with expedited options
  • Ph.D. and master chemists on staff offering free consultations
  • Free courier service across California

Limitations

  • Peptide-specific methods and sample acceptance were not established from the reviewed sources
  • Service scope is centered on state cannabis compliance programs
  • Public pricing was not established in this review

Editorial record

InfiniteCAL was founded in 2016 by Ph.D. chemists Josh Swider and Dave Marelius and lists a team of 30+ scientists. The California site shows DCC license C8-0000047-LIC and ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation; the Michigan site shows CRA license AU-SC-000101 and ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation. The lab publishes turnaround times of 3-5 days for compliance and 2-3 days for R&D, with same-day and next-day options, free courier service across California, and a San Diego headquarters at 8312 Miramar Mall. Testing is oriented to state cannabis compliance and QA panels; no peptide-specific service menu was found.

Profile ownership: unclaimed. Company representatives will be able to propose identity and catalog updates without changing editorial or regulatory records.

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