I guess it has alot to do with what individual people think of as being high/stoned, etc. and what people are looking for in their high. I just don't believe that today's THC tests can accurately tell us how strong or good the high will be. I've personally experienced this numerous times. A friend used to get buds from a dispensary that tested and labeled all products with THC%. The highs from tested buds did not match up to their THC% numbers. Some of the lowest THC buds produced a much more intense and longer lasting buzz than some of the highest THC% buds. I'm not alone with this, many people I know have repeated the same thing. These THC tests can be very misleading and I don't know anyone who can read a testing profile and accurately predict what kind, how strong, and how long a high will be, with the possible exception of yourself. So are you saying (and I'm not trying to be disrespectful) that if I had a better scientific understanding of terpenes and cannabinoids, I could look at a cannabinoid profile from a THC test and tell accurately how strong it would affect me, what type of feeling I would get from the high, and for how long? And out of curiosity , do you have your cannabis products tested and do you consume and or purchase according to the results of a THC test?