Cities: Understand cannabis analysis in your region.
Cities: Distinguish official responsibilities, local research and analytical questions. No laboratory locations are claimed.
This is an information guide. It does not claim a CannabisLabor.ch location, partnership or private sample acceptance. Official food control and a private cannabis test are different activities.
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Allschwil
Allschwil belongs to the Basel-Landschaft municipalities described in the Grashaus Projects record. Its specialised-shop model differs from WeedCare's pharmacy model in Basel-Stadt. Both research approaches must be distinguished from privately commissioned product analysis.
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According to the FOPH, WeedCare studies regulated sales in selected Basel-Stadt pharmacies. Research into consumption and counselling differs from analysing a privately submitted product sample. It does not establish a CannabisLabor.ch testing offer in Basel.
Learn moreBE / MunicipalityBern
The FOPH's SCRIPT dossier lists Bern as a study municipality and home of several participating university institutes. Its published planned period ends in April 2026. The record provides research context, not confirmation of ongoing recruitment or private sample acceptance.
Learn moreBE / MunicipalityBiel/Bienne
SCRIPT explicitly names Biel alongside Bern and Lucerne; this does not cover all Bernese municipalities. The published planned study period ends in April 2026. A documented study connection is not a current analytical service for Biel/Bienne.
Learn moreVD / MunicipalityLausanne
The FOPH describes Cann-L as research into a non-profit sales model in Lausanne, conducted by the city and Addiction Switzerland. This is a city-based research context. It establishes neither canton-wide testing nor a laboratory partnership with this platform.
Learn moreBL / MunicipalityLiestal
Liestal is named with Allschwil in the FOPH's Grashaus Projects dossier. It describes research involving structured sales in specialised shops, not a generally accessible testing laboratory. Private testing still requires separate acceptance and agreement on analytical scope.
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Lucerne is SCRIPT's listed municipality in Lucerne canton, and the University of Lucerne is involved. The FOPH record gives April 2026 as the planned study end. These research details do not promise testing or sample acceptance in the city.
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Rapperswil-Jona is among CanLeg's listed municipalities; the canton name alone does not sufficiently describe its study area. The FOPH calls it a randomised controlled trial. Neither unrestricted participation nor acceptance of personal samples by CannabisLabor.ch follows.
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The FOPH explicitly locates La Cannabinothèque in Vernier and describes an association model involving ChanGE. Geneva canton must therefore not be confused with Geneva city. This study connection is not an open laboratory service or acceptance of personal products.
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Wil is explicitly named in the FOPH's CanLeg record. Its research design addresses willingness to pay, product quality and different distribution channels. These questions must not be confused with an already available cannabis laboratory service in Wil.
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Winterthur is expressly listed as a municipality in the FOPH's Cannabis Research Zürich record. This project differs from Zurich city's Züri Can study. Listing does not establish unrestricted participation or a private testing service in Winterthur.
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UZH describes Züri Can as scientific research and, in its 8 October 2026 update, reports an approved extension to October 2028. This is research context, not evidence of a publicly accessible testing laboratory or open recruitment.
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