Kratom Capsules
Deep Relief Kratom Capsules
Strains: Green Maeng Da, White Lightning, Red Dragon
Counts: 20 ct., 100 ct., 300 ct., 500 ct.
Deep Relief’s KRATOM is imported directly from Indonesia and is a variety of plant that is native to Indonesia and Thailand. It is used for a variety of purposes such as energy enhancement, and pain relief, and is a mild stimulant. Lab Tested for Safety and Potency.
Ingredients: Mitragyna Speciosa, powdered (leaf), Gelatin Capsule.
Suggested Use: 2-4 capsules per serving, not to exceed 2 servings in a 24 hour period.
Green Maeng Da (1.7% Mitragynine) enhances memory, energy, and focus.
White Lightning (1.57% Mitragynine) enhances memory, energy and focus.
Red Dragon (1.4% Mitragynine) enhances mood, relaxation, and relief.
1 capsule = 0.65 gram avg.
Deep Relief Kratom is very strong 2 Capsules = 5 capsules of the typical Kratom found at smoke shops. We are different!!!
Kratom is a tree from the coffee family native to Southeast Asia. Also known as Mitragyna speciosa, it is grown in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Its leaves are dried and used to make tea or encapsulated and sold as a supplement.
The most common uses of it are to relieve pain, depression, and opioid addiction. The two most active compounds found in kratom, mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine, work on opioid receptors, but with fewer side effects.
Kratom has been used for hundreds of years in Southeast Asia as a natural home remedy. Traditionally, it has been used to treat:
- Fatigue
- Pain
- Diarrhea
- Muscle cramps
How to Take Kratom:
Kratom should be ingested on an empty stomach to get the maximum effects. Taking it first thing in the morning before breakfast or a few hours after meals will work the best. Users should wait at least an hour before taking more Kratom. This is due to the fact that each person’s body chemistry and weight will vary from one another; therefore, users should experiment with low doses in order to determine the dose that’s right for them.
Kratom Warning:
Kratom works on the opioid receptor sites in the body. There is risk of abuse and dependency. Exceeding suggested use can be hard on the liver, similar to alcohol consumption. Use responsibly.