Maeng Da Kratom: Red, Green, White & Yellow Catalog Guide
Editorial review: August 25, 2026 · Reviewer: Kratom Paradise Editorial Team
Maeng Da is one of the most familiar names in the kratom marketplace, but it is not one standardized grade shared by every seller. Kratom Paradise uses Maeng Da in four color-family listings—Red, Green, White, and Yellow—and offers each in loose powder and 500mg leaf-powder capsules.
This catalog map is based on the live products and prices checked on August 25, 2026. It describes names, formats, and package choices without assigning guaranteed effects to a color family.
The Kratom Paradise Maeng Da catalog
| Catalog family | Powder product | Capsule product | Powder variants | Capsule variants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red Maeng Da | Loose leaf powder | 500mg capsules | 250g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg | 120, 250, 500, 1,000 |
| Green Maeng Da | Loose leaf powder | 500mg capsules | 250g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg | 120, 250, 500, 1,000 |
| White Maeng Da | Loose leaf powder | 500mg capsules | 250g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg | 120, 250, 500, 1,000 |
| Yellow Maeng Da | Loose leaf powder | 500mg capsules | 250g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg | 120, 250, 500, 1,000 |
What the name can and cannot establish
Maeng Da is a commercial naming family rather than a botanical rank. Red, green, white, and yellow are also market color families. They can help a shopper find the same labeled family again, but the words do not independently establish species identity, chemistry, harvest geography, processing conditions, or one predictable result.
Use the full product title as a catalog identifier. Then look at the ingredient, format, variant, package label, and any document that can be matched to the product or lot. The deeper guide to what kratom strain names mean separates naming tradition from verifiable product fields.
Powder choices are consistent across all four families
Each Maeng Da powder product currently offers the same net weights and prices: 250g for $24.99, 500g for $39.99, 1kg for $69.99, and 5kg for $299.99. That works out to approximately 10.0¢, 8.0¢, 7.0¢, and 6.0¢ per gram.
Because the tier structure is consistent, the family name and live availability become the main differentiators inside the powder collection. Price per gram is useful for comparing the four package weights, but it does not describe composition or use.
Capsule choices use the same four counts
Each Maeng Da capsule listing states 500mg of leaf-powder fill per capsule and currently offers 120 for $17.99, 250 for $34.99, 500 for $49.99, and 1,000 for $79.99. The corresponding stated total fills are 60g, 125g, 250g, and 500g.
The 120-count option is presented as a bottle. Higher counts use sealed 250-count pouches: one, two, or four pouches depending on the selected count. Compare those options by price per capsule and package configuration. The Kratom Capsules Guide explains the count-and-fill relationship.
Why a single catalog matrix is useful
The four color families repeat the same two format ladders, so one matrix exposes the meaningful differences without duplicating claims. A shopper can first choose Red, Green, White, or Yellow Maeng Da, then compare powder weights or capsule counts on consistent terms. If one live product is unavailable, the matrix also makes that absence easier to spot without implying that another color is equivalent.
Use the matrix as a navigation and recordkeeping tool. It does not rank the families or turn a color name into a laboratory conclusion. For an order, retain the full family name, physical format, selected variant, listed price, and purchase date.
Compare unit economics inside each format
Across the current powder ladder, the calculated price declines from about 10.0¢ per gram at 250g to 6.0¢ per gram at 5kg. Across standard capsules, it declines from about 15.0¢ per capsule at 120 count to 8.0¢ at 1,000 count. Those denominators should remain separate.
Larger variants also change storage and receiving requirements. A 5kg powder order needs more protected pouch storage than 250g, while a 1,000-count capsule order includes four labeled pouch units instead of one bottle. Compare the extra commitment alongside the lower unit price.
How to compare the four color families responsibly
Avoid ranking the color names as “best,” “strongest,” or “ideal” without product-specific evidence and a defined comparison. A more reliable catalog workflow is:
- Choose powder or capsules.
- Select the full Red, Green, White, or Yellow Maeng Da title.
- Choose the net weight or capsule count.
- Confirm price, package configuration, and destination in the live cart.
- Retain the label and order reference with the product.
This method does not require an effect promise. It keeps the order tied to the fields the store can actually display and verify.
Document and storage checks
A document should identify a defined submitted sample and panel. Do not treat a report for one Maeng Da color, another catalog family, or a different format as a blanket result. The quality and lab-testing guide outlines identity, contaminant, composition, and traceability records.
Keep loose powder pouches and capsule bottles or pouches closed, dry, and labeled. Do not combine color families in an unmarked container. If a package arrives damaged or does not match the selected title and variant, preserve the packaging while support reviews the order.
Start with the complete powder and capsule collections
The catalog matrix makes the family structure visible without creating eight disconnected explanations. Use the collection pages to compare the live Maeng Da products alongside the other botanical families.
