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90% Kratom Extract Powder: MIT Label vs COA Result
A kratom extract product name and a laboratory result answer different questions. The 90% mitragynine (MIT) kratom extract wording identifies this product line; the COA reports what the laboratory measured in the identified sample. A careful comparison keeps the product, sample ID, analyte, units, and reporting limits together.
Use the current product page as the document path
The live 90% MIT kratom extract powder page links the current product document and available net weights. For broader label terminology across powder, tablets, gummies, and shots, use the kratom extract label guide.
MIT 90% Extract Powder has a 90% mitragynine specification. Sample DD00126B(15) lab tested at 87.01% mitragynine.
Label and report side by side
| Field | Current value | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Label | MIT 90% Mitragynine Extract Powder | Retail product |
| Submitted sample | DD00126B(15) | Material named on the report |
| Sample ID | SD260715-011 (142956) | Laboratory/accession identity |
| Mitragynine | 87.01% (870.12mg/g) | Measured sample result |
| Speciociliatine | 9.08% (90.79mg/g) | Measured sample result |
| Report date | July 20, 2026 | Date printed on the document |
Why does the report say 87.01% rather than 90%?
The measured mitragynine result is 2.99 percentage points below the 90% product specification. Those are different numbers; the report does not establish a 90% result.
The COA does not explain the difference. It would be misleading to attribute it to rounding, moisture or normal batch variation without supporting information. For this sample, use the laboratory result of 87.01% when reading the composition. Contact us if you need clarification before buying, and match the report to the lot supplied.
What “not detected” means
In submitted sample DD00126B(15), 7-hydroxymitragynine was not detected; the LOQ was 0.025ppm. MGM-15 was not detected; the LOQ was 0.562ppm.
Keep the powder result in its own unit
The powder report uses percent and milligrams per gram. The tablet report uses milligrams per piece. Those measurements describe different products and cannot be turned into a reliable cross-format equivalence from the labels alone.
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