The MIT collection
MIT extract powder.
This kratom extract powder is a concentrated, unflavored MIT format sold by net weight. The product-line name uses 90% MIT; the current linked laboratory result reports the measured mitragynine value for its identified sample. Compare the label and COA rather than treating a product name as a universal result.
Powder requires careful weighing. If you prefer a pre-portioned format, compare MIT chewable tablets. For the label-reading basics, see how to read kratom extract labels.
Concentrated mitragynine without a flavored chew.
Measure the fine, unflavored powder yourself instead of using a pre-portioned tablet. Lab tested at 87.01% mitragynine. This intensely bitter concentrate requires careful weighing.
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What is the difference between tablets and extract powder?
Mango MIT Tablets are firm chewables that avoid weighing and mixing loose powder. The unflavored extract lets you weigh the concentrate yourself, but it is intensely bitter and requires a suitable precision scale. Both are concentrated extracts, not plain kratom leaf.
How do MIT tablets compare with kratom gummies?
The tablets are firm, dry mango chewables with 150mg of mitragynine each. Our kratom gummies are soft, sweeter fruit chews with 50mg each. They differ in both texture and strength, so they are not interchangeable piece for piece.
What do the laboratory tests show?
Tablet lot M/150/002 lab tested at 146mg of mitragynine per tablet. Extract sample DD00126B(15) lab tested at 87.01% mitragynine. Both product pages link directly to the complete reports.
Can I buy these in bulk?
Yes. We offer bulk tablets and bulk extract powder. For custom quantities or recurring orders, contact our team for a quote.