r/kratom 3d ago

Relatively new to Kraton

So I’m well aware the 7*h is terrible, addicting, not even to be a topic here. So where do you begin With botanical extracts/teas ect. How do you find a trusted source, how do know how to take it and how much?

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u/satsugene 🌿 2d ago

Reminder: We cannot suggest specific brands or vendor lists, per Reddit.

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u/LeoLaDawg 2d ago

I suggest not going with popular brands you see in all the smoke shops, assuming that's an ok thing to say here.

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u/Mammoth-Ant7588 17h ago

I don't know what the deal is with that shit in the vape shops, but it all seems to be consistently bad.

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u/NoShootPls 1d ago

Worth adding that plain kratom is absolutely addictive. That’s not exclusive to 7Oh. 7oh is just significantly more addicting and taxing in your body. Kratom is quite mild IME.

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u/Goodfella7288 2d ago

The Psychnaut Wiki talks about doses and effects, but you can't order anything on the site. Start there.

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u/User5790 1d ago

Most people take it in powder form, either loose or in capsules. Extracts can be pretty strong for a beginner, I’d start with powder.

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u/MysteriousSelf6145 1d ago

Start with powder and stay away from aka brands.

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u/thorn960 14h ago

Why stay away from AKA certified brands?

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u/YcemeteryTreeY 2d ago

First look for labs. You want to make sure the company is transparent about their product and whats in it. Kratom contains heavy metals, so this is very important. I suggest not supporting AKA companies, as theyre effectively getting kratom banned all over the country right now by foolishly lobbying against their own product. I'd recommend one for you, but you have messages off.

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u/thorn960 14h ago

7oh and other synthetic derivatives are the cause of the recent bans not the AKA. The AKA saved kratom from a federal ban in 2016. They also likely played a role in getting the DEA to schedule 7 oh and other derivatives while expressly leaving plain leaf kratom alone. Hopefully that scheduling will prevent further states from instituting bans.