Kratom Capsule Counts Explained: 120, 250, 500 & 1,000
Editorial review: August 25, 2026 · Reviewer: Kratom Paradise Editorial Team
Kratom Paradise standard capsule products use the same four count choices: 120, 250, 500, and 1,000 capsules. Each listing states 500mg of plain Mitragyna speciosa leaf-powder fill per capsule. That common structure makes count, total fill, package price, and catalog-family name easier to compare without treating them as the same field.
The prices below were checked on August 25, 2026 and were consistent across the 12 standard capsule listings. The live variant price shown on the selected product remains the final reference.
Standard capsule counts at a glance
| Count | Stated total fill | Listed price | Price per capsule | Current package configuration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 | 60g | $17.99 | 15.0¢ | One labeled bottle |
| 250 | 125g | $34.99 | 14.0¢ | One sealed pouch |
| 500 | 250g | $49.99 | 10.0¢ | Two 250-count pouches |
| 1,000 | 500g | $79.99 | 8.0¢ | Four 250-count pouches |
Price per capsule is the package price divided by count. Total fill is the count multiplied by 500mg. The arithmetic describes package configuration and purchasing cost; it is not a use recommendation.
Count and fill answer different questions
The capsule count tells you how many units are in the selected package. The 500mg field states the leaf-powder fill listed for one capsule. The gram value describes the total stated fill across the package. A 120-count bottle therefore lists 60g, while a 1,000-count package lists 500g.
Those numbers should agree with one another, but they should remain separate on an order record. “1,000 count” is not another way to say “500mg,” and neither phrase identifies the catalog family. A complete variant includes the product title and count.
Choose the catalog family before the count
The standard collection includes 12 familiar catalog families: Red Maeng Da, Red Bali, Red Borneo, Green Maeng Da, Green Malay, Green Borneo, White Maeng Da, White Borneo, White Thai, Yellow Maeng Da, Yellow Vietnam, and Gold Bali. The same four counts are repeated across these products to simplify comparison.
A family name is a catalog convention rather than a universal composition, effect, or origin standard. Use the exact product title to identify the listing, then use the count selector to identify the package. The article on how kratom strain-family names are used explains why those familiar names should not be treated as laboratory grades.
What changes when the count increases
The unit price declines across the current tiers, but the storage and receiving requirements increase. The 120-count option is the only standard tier currently described as a bottle. The 250-count option is one pouch, while 500 and 1,000 counts are assembled from multiple sealed 250-count pouches.
Multiple pouches can make inventory checks easier because the units remain sealed and labeled. They also create more labels and packages to retain. Keep all pouches dry, closed, and organized by product title and purchase date. If something arrives damaged or mismatched, preserve the outer package and product labels while support reviews the order.
When to compare the bulk collection
The standard collection ends at 1,000 capsules. The separate bulk capsule collection begins at 2,500 and continues through 5,000, 10,000, and 20,000 capsules. Keeping those lanes separate prevents a standard product grid from becoming overloaded with high-count variants.
Bulk tiers have lower current unit prices, but “bulk” is a quantity description. It does not automatically add wholesale, resale, private-label, or reserved-inventory terms. Compare the package economics and the operational requirements, then select the lane that matches the actual order.
How the current shipping threshold changes the cart comparison
At the prices checked for this guide, a single 120-count bottle at $17.99 and a single 250-count pouch at $34.99 are below the current $39.99 free-shipping merchandise threshold. The 500-count package at $49.99 and 1,000-count package at $79.99 are above it. Eligibility still depends on the destination, products, and live checkout result.
That means package price alone is not always the delivered-cost comparison. Review the merchandise subtotal and shipping line together, especially when comparing one larger package with several smaller items. Do not add products simply to cross a threshold unless the complete order is actually wanted.
Common label fields that should not be mixed up
- Catalog family identifies the named product listing.
- Count identifies the number of capsules in the selected package.
- 500mg identifies the stated leaf-powder fill for one capsule.
- Total fill is the count multiplied by the stated one-capsule fill.
- Package configuration identifies whether the tier is supplied as a bottle or one or more pouches.
Keeping these fields separate helps prevent a 500-count package from being confused with the 500mg one-capsule statement. It also makes customer-support questions more specific.
A practical cart check
Before checkout, verify the product title, selected count, displayed price, stated net weight, destination, and shipping total. If the cart shows 500 Count (250g), for example, both the count and gram value should match the intended package. Do not rely on an old screenshot when the live selector is available.
The Kratom Capsules Guide covers fill, counts, packaging, label fields, and storage in more detail. For price comparison, use the table here as a dated snapshot and confirm the current variant page.
Compare all standard capsule listings
The consistent four-tier structure makes the collection easy to scan: choose the catalog family, choose 120 through 1,000 capsules, and confirm the corresponding fill, price, and package configuration.
Save the order confirmation until the package has been checked. It preserves the selected family, count, price, and destination even if a live catalog field changes after purchase.