Kratom Capsules
Kratom Capsules package plain kratom leaf powder into a cleaner bottle format. Each product is organized by strain-family name and count so shoppers can compare options quickly without handling loose powder.
If you are deciding between powder and capsules, start with Kratom Product Types Explained. For label and testing language, see Responsible Kratom Labeling and How to Read a Lab Report.
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Compare standard capsule count tiers
Use this live reference product to compare standard count, package price, calculated unit price, stated fill, and packaging. Confirm the exact family before checkout.
| Count | Live price | Price per capsule | Stated total fill | Package configuration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 | $17.99 | 14.99¢ | 60g | One labeled bottle |
| 250 | $34.99 | 14.0¢ | 125g | One sealed 250-count pouch |
| 500 | $49.99 | 10.0¢ | 250g | Two sealed 250-count pouches |
| 1,000 | $79.99 | 8.0¢ | 500g | Four sealed 250-count pouches |
Prices are pulled from the live Red Bali Kratom Capsules variants. Unit prices are package-price calculations, rounded for comparison; they are not use guidance. Confirm the selected family, count, availability, shipping, and final total in the cart.
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Kratom capsule guide
How the capsule collection is organized
Kratom Paradise capsules contain botanical leaf powder in pre-filled units. The collection uses the same 12 strain-family names found in the powder catalog: Red Maeng Da, Red Bali, Red Borneo, Green Maeng Da, Green Malay, Green Borneo, White Maeng Da, White Thai, White Borneo, Yellow Maeng Da, Yellow Vietnam, and Gold Bali. Each listing then uses a count selector, so product name and package count remain separate, easy-to-check choices.
Compare 120, 250, 500, and 1,000 counts
Every standard capsule product currently offers four options: 120 Count (60g), 250 Count (125g), 500 Count (250g), and 1,000 Count (500g). All standard listings use 500mg capsule-fill language. The listed net-weight relationship follows that fill amount: 120 capsules correspond to 60g, 250 to 125g, 500 to 250g, and 1,000 to 500g. These figures identify the package configuration; they are not serving guidance and should not be confused with an MIT strength label.
Capsules versus loose powder and bulk capsules
Capsules and kratom powder belong to the botanical leaf catalog, but their selectors work differently. Powder is loose and ordered by pouch weight. Capsules are pre-filled and ordered by count. Customers seeking more than the standard 1,000-count option can use the separate Bulk Kratom Capsules collection, which offers 2,500, 5,000, 10,000, and 20,000 counts. A larger count does not create a new strain family, and bulk status does not promise wholesale eligibility or guaranteed availability.
Capsule labels, storage, and available documentation
For a full fill-and-count overview, read the Kratom Capsules Guide. For packaging care, see How to Store Kratom.
Keep capsules in their original labeled package, closed and protected from moisture, direct sunlight, and excessive heat. The label and selected variant should agree on the strain-family name, 500mg capsule fill, count, and stated net weight. Responsible Kratom Labeling explains why those numbers should remain clear, while Product Quality & Lab Testing outlines how product identity and available documentation should connect.
Kratom capsule FAQ
What counts are available in the standard capsule collection?
The current options are 120, 250, 500, and 1,000 capsules. Each product uses the same count structure, making it easier to compare the 12 strain-family names.
What does 500mg capsule fill mean?
It identifies the amount of botanical leaf powder listed for each capsule. It is separate from package count, total net weight, and the strength terminology used on MIT products.
When should I use the bulk capsule collection?
Use the bulk collection when comparing 2,500-count or larger configurations. Standard and bulk listings share the same 12 naming families, but their available count ranges are kept separate for clearer navigation.