Acrelabs is a leader in cannabis and hemp testing, providing fast, accurate, and reliable results to growers, manufacturers, and businesses across the industry. Our journey began as part of Steep Hill Arkansas (est. 2018) and Steep Hill Illinois (est. 2023), serving large, state-licensed growers. However, in 2023, the Steep Hill network dissolved, leading to brand confusion in the market.
In response, We opened this lab in October 2024 in Louisiana, establishing a new name and a renewed commitment to quality and innovation. As we transition Steep Hill Arkansas into Acrelabs in Q1 2025, we aim to expand beyond state borders, offering cutting-edge CBD, hemp, and cannabis testing to a nationwide market.
With over 750k tests performed, multiple industry awards, and national accreditation, Acrelabs is redefining what it means to be a trusted testing partner.
At Acrelabs, we believe that expertise and passion drive innovation. Our team consists of highly trained scientists, regulatory specialists, and industry experts, all dedicated to ensuring the highest standards of testing accuracy and compliance.
Chief Scientific Officer
Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry | 10+ years in cannabis & hemp testing
Head of Compliance & Regulations
Ensuring full regulatory compliance for state and federal laws
Lead Data Analyst
Chief Scientific Officer
Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry | 10+ years in cannabis & hemp testing
We don’t just test your products—we empower your business with precision, speed, and insights that drive success.
Precision-driven testing backed by 750,000+ tests performed and national ISO:17025 accreditation.
No waiting. No delays. Get your results faster than anywhere else in the industry.
Advanced reporting and analytics to help your business stay ahead of the competition.
Stay fully compliant with evolving state and federal cannabis regulations.
Dedicated support, easy sample submission, and a smooth testing process from start to finish.
Submit your samples today and take the first step toward accurate, reliable testing.
