Kratom extract

An extract concentrates the leaf's alkaloids into a smaller mass. The three extract tablet reports linked from this store's lab-results pages show mitragynine at 8.28 to 9.85 percent of tablet mass, 57.14 to 69.93 mg per 0.69 to 0.73 g tablet (NarcoBrands COAs); a pressed leaf tablet from another seller holds about 3 mg. Extract reports are therefore read in milligrams per serving, and this store's regulatory class kratom_extract covers tablets, shots and tinctures alike.

Two states draw their line at the format. Ohio's Board of Pharmacy rule schedules the "resinous extractives" of the plant and exempts leaf; Utah's 2026 statute says "kratom extracts or products made from extracts are not considered pure leaf kratom and cannot be sold" (Utah Attorney General). Not every product labeled extract is a leaf concentrate: a report showing 7-hydroxymitragynine in the tens of milligrams per gram with little mitragynine describes a converted product, not an extract of leaf.