MIT Products
MIT Products is the hub for Kratom Paradise products organized around mitragynine labeling. MIT products are separate from ordinary kratom powder and capsules, so this collection groups tablets, extract powders, and bulk MIT options in a cleaner way.
Before comparing strengths, flavors, or sizes, read What Does MIT Mean? and 7-OH vs Kratom vs MIT. Kratom Paradise does not sell synthetic 7-OH products.
MIT product guide
How MIT products are organized
The MIT Products collection is the main hub for Kratom Paradise products organized around mitragynine labeling. It contains MIT chewable tablets, MIT extract powder, and their larger-quantity bulk lanes. Start with format, then compare only the selectors offered within that format. MIT products are separate from ordinary botanical kratom powder and capsules.
MIT chewable tablets versus MIT extract powder
MIT chewable tablets are selected by labeled 100mg or 200mg MIT strength, one of four flavors, and tablet count. MIT extract powders are selected by a labeled 60% mitragynine or 90% MIT-CH line, one of four flavors, and container size. These are different formats and are not presented as interchangeable. Kratom Paradise does not provide conversions between tablets, extract powders, or botanical leaf products.
Standard-count and bulk MIT product lanes
Standard tablet quantities are 5, 10, 25, and 50 tablets. Bulk MIT chewable tablets use 100, 500, 1,000, and 5,000-tablet quantities. Standard extract powder sizes are 0.5g, 1g, 2g, and 5g, while bulk MIT extract powder runs from 10g through 1kg. Bulk identifies the larger catalog lane; it does not promise resale terms or guaranteed availability.
How to read labeled strength, flavor, count, and size
Read the full product title before comparing variants. Tablets display labeled MIT strength, flavor, and quantity. Extract powders display the product line, flavor, and size. The selected values should match the cart line before checkout. For terminology, see What Does MIT Mean in Kratom Products?. For label principles, see Responsible Kratom Labeling.
MIT terminology, 7-OH, and available documents
Mitragynine, 7-hydroxymitragynine, and botanical kratom are related terms but should not be collapsed into one label. Kratom Paradise does not sell products positioned as synthetic 7-OH. Read 7-OH vs Kratom vs MIT for the category distinctions and How to Read a Kratom Lab Report or COA before reviewing any product-specific document.
MIT product FAQ
What product formats are in the MIT collection?
The collection includes MIT chewable tablets, MIT extract powders, and separate larger-quantity bulk listings for both formats.
Are MIT tablets the same as MIT extract powder?
No. They use different formats and selectors. Tablets are organized by labeled MIT strength, flavor, and count; extract powders are organized by product line, flavor, and size.
Does Kratom Paradise sell synthetic 7-OH products?
No. The catalog separates MIT products from products positioned as synthetic 7-OH and provides educational pages explaining the terminology.