Authentic Kratom Powder, Capsules & Extracts

Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) is an evergreen tree in the coffee family native to Southeast Asia. Its leaves contain dozens of alkaloids—most notably mitragynine and 7‑hydroxymitragynine—that can produce stimulant‑like or opioid‑like effects depending on the dose. [More → Basics & Botany]

Most commercial kratom is ethically wild‑crafted or farm‑cultivated in Indonesia (Kalimantan, Sumatra, Borneo), Malaysia, and parts of Thailand. Harvested leaves are washed, dried (sun‑ or indoor‑dried), milled into powder, and tested for contaminants before export.

• Vein Color refers to the color of the leaf’s central vein at harvest, which correlates with its alkaloid composition:
  • White vein – higher mitragynine; typically energizing.
  • Green vein – balanced profile; often mildly uplifting while calming.
  • Red vein – higher 7‑hydroxymitragynine (post‑harvest oxidation); generally more relaxing.

• Strain/Region Names (e.g., Green Maeng Da, White Borneo) identify the origin, drying method, or cultivar. Strain names are vendor conventions - two "Green Maeng Da" batches can feel different - so look for batch test results instead of just the label.

There is no global consensus:

• United States – Federally uncontrolled, but six states (AL, AR, IN, RI, VT, WI) and several municipalities ban kratom outright. Sixteen states (incl. UT, FL, MS, SC) have adopted Kratom Consumer Protection Acts (KCPA) that impose age limits (≥18 or ≥21) and purity standards. [3]

• European Union – No EU‑wide law. Member states are split: Poland, Lithuania, Slovakia, Sweden ban kratom; Austria, Spain (except Catalonia), Czechia allow sales; others are unregulated but under review. [1]

• Asia‑Pacific – Thailand legalized kratom leaves in 2022 under a regulated framework; Malaysia and Australia classify it as a controlled substance.

Our store policy mirrors most KCPA statutes: minimum age 18 (21 in some U.S. jurisdictions). We require photo ID verification at checkout.

We ship to all regions where kratom is legal. Shipping is blocked automatically at checkout if your zip‑code or country is listed as restricted. Reach out to support for the latest approved list.

Kratom can cause psychological and physiological dependence when used in high doses or multiple times daily. Limiting intake, rotating days off, and keeping doses moderate reduce the risk.

Standard workplace panels (SAMHSA 5 or 10) do not test for kratom. Specialized assays for mitragynine exist but are uncommon.

Co‑ingestion increases the chance of respiratory depression, liver injury, and unpredictable interactions. Consult a physician before mixing kratom with any medication or depressant.

Every batch is released only after third‑party ISO 17025‑accredited laboratory results confirm:

• Microbiological safety (Salmonella, E. coli < LOQ)

• Heavy metals ≤ WHO herbal limits

• Mitragynine + 7‑OH content (potency)

• No synthetic adulterants (e.g., O‑desmethyltramadol)

• AKA cGMP Qualified Vendor – yearly audits and random spot‑tests.

• HACCP & ISO 22000 food safety management.

• EU Novel Food dossier pending (submitted January 2025).

Regulators (FDA, EMA) prohibit unapproved therapeutic claims for kratom. We share only consumer experience data and published peer‑reviewed research where allowed.