There are three main types of kratom: white vein kratom, green vein kratom, and red vein kratom, with many different strains within those categories. Recently, gold vein and yellow vein kratom have appeared on the market, but they tend to be less abundant than the three major types of kratom. You may be wondering, what do the different colors of kratom mean? Read more here

Kratom beginners often want to know how long the effects will last. We get questions like “how long does kratom last?” or “how many times a day can I take kratom?”. If you’ve been wondering how long to wait between kratom doses, the information on this page is for you. A lot depends on what kind of kratom you try... Read more here

Most users want to know what is the most effective way to take kratom. Kratom is a natural botanical ingredient that can be ingested in a number of ways. However, it is almost never smoked since many believe that smoking is not an effective way of taking kratom. The best way to use kratom varies from individual to individual. Read more here

Many people who use kratom or want to use it wonder if it will show up on drug tests. If you found this page by searching for “does kratom show up on drug test”, you’re not alone in your query. Hardly anyone tests for kratom; it’s legal and the tests are expensive to run. Read more here

Let's Talk Kratom Dosage There’s no easy answer to the question of how much kratom powder to take. Most first-time users would love it if someone could tell them the ideal kratom dose they should take. However, not all kratom has the same potency and everyone’s body is different. Both your metabolism rate and your tolerance levels will affect how... Read more here

Depending on who you ask, the answer to the question ‘is kratom dangerous’ could be vastly different. According to advocates, kratom is beneficial and natural, providing relief for pain, stress, sleeping problems, and more. Rather than dangerous, kratom is safe. It’s advocates sing about the overall safety of the plant, saying that it’s able to accomplish a lot of the... Read more here

Kratom is legal under federal laws in the United States. However, some jurisdictions have banned its use. Read on to find out the states where kratom is legal. In 2016, the Drug Enforcement Administration announced its intention to classify kratom as a schedule 1 drug, which would have made it illegal. However, the agency sought public opinion on the issue... Read more here

Kratom extracts are a version of kratom product where kratom powder has been modified through an extraction process to form a more potent finished product. Typically, a small amount of kratom extract will cause similar effects to a larger amount of raw kratom powder. Because of their strength, kratom extract products should be used with caution.

The most commonly found kratom extract products are kratom shots and kratom extract capsules. Let’s go over both of these kinds of kratom extract products. Read more here

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At GRH KRatom, we take your safety very seriously and have all of our kratom third party lab-tested before it ships. The lab we work with, Columbia Food Labs, tests all our kratom for the following:

Confirm the identity of the sample (is it really kratom?)

Test for adulterants (is there anything aside from kratom in the sample?)

Test for heavy metals (has the growing / manufacturing process left traces of metals?)

Test for pesticides (has the growing process left traces of pesticides?)

Test for biological safety (has the growing / manufacturing process left traces of bacteria or any other biological adulterants).

You can see all our most recent lab tests here.