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What Does MIT Mean in Kratom Products?
MIT is short for mitragynine, one of the principal alkaloids in Mitragyna speciosa. It isn’t a strain, flavor, or universal strength scale, so read each number with its basis: per tablet, per gram, or percentage by weight.
MIT can appear in different formats
Mango MIT Tablets are dry pressed chewables sold by count. MIT 90% Extract Powder is an unflavored concentrate measured by weight. Compare tablets by milligrams per piece and powder by concentration and net weight.
Label versus laboratory result
Mango MIT Tablets contain 150mg of mitragynine per tablet; lot M/150/002 lab tested at 146mg of mitragynine and 153mg of total Mitragyna alkaloids per tablet. MIT 90% Extract Powder has a 90% mitragynine specification; sample DD00126B(15) lab tested at 87.01% mitragynine and 9.08% speciociliatine.
MIT is not 7-OH
Mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine are related but distinct compounds. A milligram of one cannot be converted into a reliable “same effect” amount of the other. Product chemistry, concentration, metabolism, other ingredients, tolerance, health conditions, and concurrent substances all matter.
Strength is not a serving recommendation
Mitragynine is psychoactive and acts at opioid receptors. Concentrated products can cause unwanted effects and may involve tolerance, dependence, withdrawal, or interactions. A laboratory result describes chemistry in a named sample; it does not prescribe an amount or predict one person’s response.
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