oops, misread the heading on that one...
Yeah the link I posted was for the Canadian site, they do have a site for the US, it's here. I switched over and added an item to the cart so it seems to be available. They're like $50 for a 5 test kit.
I've looked at that product a few times over the last few years. I'm waiting until they get to their promised "subsequent generation" for accuracy. At the price they want, being within 20% is steep imo. Thing is, they've had this statement on their site for at least a couple of years. I think their database could be helpful for determining cannabinoid/terpene profiles for specific ailments longer term. For now they'll stay in my bookmarks until either the price drops significantly or they increase accuracy.
Don't hold your breath, i think their company is almost belly up, their stock is worth less than 1 penny per share.
Lol, another reason I haven't pulled the trigger. They've always seemed a bit sketchy to me, something just don't smell right...
Their still going. I just did a bunch of research on them and other "tests" like the Tcheck. They got one coming called cannabiox, i think, but mydx is, and I hesitate to use the word scam, but its implying that it tests your flower. It is not, it uses an algorithm and pictures you take of your nugs and then finds images it is "most like" and then uses the information from that known entity to give you levels for thc cbd, etc. Even Tcheck looks like a scam. There's a video on YouTube were this lady is using a Tcheck device (v2) and it spits out a test result while the unit is empty, with no testing slide inserted. Unfortunately, The only answer for home testing is buy an insanely expensive piece of lab equipment and do it right, pay to have the test done by a professional lab, or use the test from compassionate analytics and ballpark your results.
