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MIT Product Documents & COA Center
Review the product-specific certificates referenced across the Kratom Paradise MIT extract catalog, including sample identifiers, report dates, and direct PDF links.
Current MIT extract document index
This center collects the product-specific certificates referenced by the Kratom Paradise MIT extract catalog. It is designed to make a document check faster: identify the product line, confirm the sample number, read the submitted label and analytical result separately, and open the complete PDF rather than relying on a cropped image or isolated number.
| Catalog product line | Laboratory sample | Report date | Reported mitragynine result | Direct document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIT 60% extract powder | SD260616-036 Internal reference 141215 |
June 23, 2026 | 80.43% 804.29 mg/g |
Open COA 141215 PDF |
| 90% MIT-CH extract powder | SD260624-014 Internal reference 141690 |
June 30, 2026 | 86.87% 868.73 mg/g |
Open COA 141690 PDF |
Read the label and result as separate fields. “MIT 60%” and “90% MIT-CH” are the submitted catalog-line labels. The percentage and mg/g values in the analytical-results column are the reported measurements for the referenced samples. The labels should not be silently substituted for the measured results.
How to match a product to the right document
- Start with the full product title. Confirm whether the listing is the MIT 60% line or the 90% MIT-CH line.
- Find the sample reference on the product page. The 60% line points to 141215; the 90% MIT-CH line points to 141690.
- Open the complete PDF. Review the sample information, dates, analytical table, units, reporting notes, and laboratory information together.
- Keep the document with the product identity. Do not separate a saved document from the product line and sample number it describes.
Standard and bulk sizes use the same product-line reference
The standard and bulk listings separate package size without creating a new laboratory identity. The standard MIT 60% and bulk MIT 60% listings both point to sample 141215. The standard 90% MIT-CH and bulk 90% MIT-CH listings both point to sample 141690. Flavor or the Unflavored (raw) option is selected independently from package size inside the applicable product line.
- MIT 60% standard sizes and MIT 60% bulk sizes
- 90% MIT-CH standard sizes and 90% MIT-CH bulk sizes
- All standard MIT extract powder and all bulk MIT extract powder
What “ND” means on these certificates
On the two referenced certificates, 7-hydroxymitragynine is reported as ND. ND means the analyte was not detected at the laboratory's stated reporting threshold for that method and sample. It is not a universal statement about every possible threshold, method, product, or future lot. The complete certificate supplies the context that a short product-page summary cannot.
Document checks for a bulk order
Before ordering a larger configuration, record the product title, sample reference, selected product option, selected size, and destination. Recheck the public product page at the time of purchase because catalog availability, package choices, and supporting documents can change. If a quote is needed, include the same fields in the request so the product and document references remain unambiguous.
Frequently asked document questions
Is a COA the same as a product label?
No. A product label identifies the catalog item and its labeled line. A certificate of analysis records laboratory information and analytical results for the referenced sample. Both should be read, not collapsed into one field.
Does one PDF cover both MIT extract lines?
No. The MIT 60% line points to 141215. The 90% MIT-CH line points to 141690. Use the product title and sample reference to select the correct document.
Can I use this page instead of reading the PDF?
No. This index is a navigation and matching aid. The direct PDF is the source for the full laboratory document and its complete context.