MIT Tablets vs Extract Powder: Taste, Preparation and Cost

Kratom Paradise MIT tablets and MIT 90% extract powder both contain concentrated mitragynine, but they handle very differently. The tablets are firm, dry, and Mango flavored. The powder is loose, highly concentrated, unflavored, and intensely bitter.

Mango MIT tablets

Mango MIT Tablets contain 150mg of mitragynine in a firm, dry chewable. They require no scale or loose-powder handling, and the light mango flavor softens the extract’s bitterness.

Lot M/150/002 lab tested at 146mg mitragynine, 0.148mg 7-hydroxymitragynine, and 153mg total Mitragyna alkaloids per tablet.

MIT 90% extract powder

With loose MIT concentrate, you measure the powder yourself rather than use a pre-portioned chewable. Expect intense bitterness and fine powder that can spill or cling to tools. Keep it dry and separate from ordinary leaf powder. Shop MIT 90% Extract Powder or bulk packs.

MIT 90% Extract Powder has a 90% mitragynine specification. Sample DD00126B(15) lab tested at 87.01% mitragynine and 9.08% speciociliatine; 7-OH and MGM-15 were not detected above the report’s method limits.

Why the laboratory numbers use different bases

The tablet report gives milligrams in one tablet; the powder report gives mitragynine as a share of the powder’s weight. Neither is a conversion guide for 7-OH. See Why There Is No Reliable 1:1 Chart.

Price and preparation

At prices checked September 29, 2026, the five-tablet pack costs $13.99, or about $2.80 per tablet. The 2g powder pack costs $24.99, or about $12.50 per gram. These are different products and units—not equal doses. Discounts, tax and shipping are excluded.

Effects and risk

Mitragynine is psychoactive and acts at mu-opioid receptors. Concentrated products can produce alerting or relaxing effects, and they can also cause nausea, dizziness, constipation, sedation, tolerance, dependence, withdrawal, and interactions. A dry tablet is easier to carry than loose powder; chemistry, amount, pattern of use, and individual physiology shape the response.

Related evidence and product records

• MIT Chewable Tablets collection
• MIT Extract Powder collection
• Kratom and kava gummies
• MIT Product Documents & COA Center
• MIT Products Guide
• All MIT formats
• Current 7-OH federal and state status

Official context: DEA's August 26 temporary scheduling order, FDA information on concentrated 7-OH products, and FDA and Kratom.

Image credit: Kratom plant, CC0 1.0.