What must a manufacturer with a permit provide to the GDNA for testing and analysis?

A manufacturer with a permit is required to provide one gram or more of the pure compound for testing and analysis to the Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency (GDNA). This requirement ensures that the GDNA has a sufficient quantity of the substance for accurate testing and analysis. Providing a larger amount, such as one gram, is practical because it allows for multiple tests to be conducted, ensuring the reliability of the results.

In contrast, the smaller quantities suggested in the other options, such as one milligram or 100 milliliters, may not be adequate for comprehensive testing. Additionally, requiring a sample from each production batch is typically more onerous and might not be feasible for routine analyses unless specified for certain situations or regulations. By mandating a minimum amount of one gram or more, the GDNA ensures that they can perform thorough evaluations while accommodating the complexities involved in drug analysis and testing.