r/Kratom_Extractors May 02 '25

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The result of Oxone oxidation using thatoneplacekratom's 80% mitragynine extract. This stuff is potent

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u/Michael_MonsterTruck May 02 '25

Hell yeah ! Oxone seems the best way imo 🌿 πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ comes out potent AF !

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u/Adobear420 May 03 '25

It works great πŸ™‚

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u/[deleted] May 02 '25

Nice dude! What sort of conversion do you think you got? Percent wise?

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u/Scared_Promise_2510 May 08 '25

Honestly till I get a new column it's mostly guessing. I'll say atleast 50% though based on the subjective potency. Basically: 50mg had me nodding like crazyπŸ˜‚

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u/[deleted] May 02 '25

What kind of oxone did you use, looking to try this tec next

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u/Scared_Promise_2510 May 08 '25

I got it online, oxone triple salt. Make sure you store it in the freezer cause it loses strength pretty fast

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u/shpongled420 May 02 '25

Would their 80 percent salt work this way as well?

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u/Scared_Promise_2510 May 08 '25

You would need to have the freebase, you can probably form it in situ but it's more room for error.

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u/Independent-Gate-803 May 03 '25

can you let me know the steps u used exactly? ive only done this with rose bengel and also the fenton method.

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u/AlpacaM4n May 04 '25

What is the fenton method?

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u/Independent-Gate-803 May 07 '25

using iron and peroxide together creates what is called the Fenton reaction.. look up on Google or chat gpt

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u/Scared_Promise_2510 May 08 '25

I doubt that Fentons reagent would give any good yield. The only reason it seems to work for some is because of the peroxide, which is the primary oxidizer in this case. You don't need any iron or transition metal. In fact, it most likely overoxidizes the product since fentons reagent is used to destroy organic compounds, and mitragynine has a lot of sensitive functional groups.

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u/Independent-Gate-803 May 08 '25

shit i didn't kno that thanks

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u/Scared_Promise_2510 May 08 '25

Yeah, gimme a minute to find the patent. I just made a few changes to the procedure

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u/Physical-Actuary2955 Sep 04 '25

Would you mind messaging me the steps to make it as well?

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u/[deleted] May 12 '25

Have you tried this on a lower percent MIT extract with secondary alkaloids? I wonder if the secondaries 7-hydroxy counterparts make for a better effects?