Kratom Tablets

Kratom, scientifically known as Mitragyna speciosa, is an herbal extract derived from the leaves of an evergreen tree in the coffee family. Native to Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand, kratom has been used for centuries in traditional herbal practices.

Kratom is commonly consumed in capsules or as a brewed tea made from crushed leaf powder. Some individuals prefer kratom shots, which are concentrated extracts in small liquid doses.

The effects of kratom vary depending on the individual, the amount consumed, and the specific strain. Due to FDA restrictions, we cannot make health claims, provide medical advice, or make dosage recommendations. We encourage you to review product descriptions and customer reviews to select the best option for your needs.

Strains and vein colors refer to the growth stage of the kratom leaf during harvest:

•White Vein: Harvested early in the life cycle.

•Green Vein: Harvested midway through the life cycle.

•Red Vein: Harvested at full maturity.

Kratom leaves contain over 40 alkaloids, which are natural compounds that interact with the body. The two most prominent alkaloids are mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine, known for their potency. Alkaloid levels vary based on the plant’s age, harvest timing, and preparation method. For example, kratom tea traditionally yields higher levels of mitragynine.

Mitragynine is the primary alkaloid in kratom leaves, comprising over 70% of the total alkaloid content. It is a major focus of research due to its significant role in kratom’s effects.

7-Hydroxymitragynine is the second most prominent alkaloid in kratom. Its potency varies based on factors such as harvest time, strain, and drying processes. It is often studied for its potential properties and role in kratom’s effects.

Kratom is legal in most areas of the United States. However, due to state and local laws, we cannot ship kratom products to:

•Alabama

•Arkansas

•Indiana

•Rhode Island

•Tennessee

•Vermont

•Wisconsin

•San Diego, CA

•Sarasota County, FL