MIT 60% Mitragynine Extract Powder
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Product details
Product details
The current listing references a laboratory report for submitted sample 141215.
- Submitted sample label: MIT 60%
- Reported sample result: 80.43% mitragynine (804.29 mg/g)
- Product options: Orange Cream, Strawberry Kiwi, Lemon-Lime, Blue Razz, or Unflavored (raw)
- Sizes: 0.5g, 1g, 2g, and 5g
- 7-hydroxymitragynine was reported as ND at the stated threshold for that submitted sample
The report describes the submitted sample and does not by itself establish every option, packaged unit, or future lot.
COA snapshot
COA snapshot
Lab sample: SD260616-036 (141215)
Reported: June 23, 2026
Mitragynine: 80.43% (804.29 mg/g)
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MIT 60% Mitragynine Extract Powder
MIT 60% Mitragynine Extract Powder is a dry mitragynine extract sold by net weight. Choose Orange Cream, Strawberry Kiwi, Lemon-Lime, Blue Razz, or Unflavored (raw), then select 0.5g, 1g, 2g, and 5g.
What the 60% name means
60% is the product-line label. It identifies which extract listing you are viewing; it is not a serving instruction. The linked laboratory report is a separate sample record and should be read with its own sample ID, date, result, and units.
Current laboratory document
The current listing links to the report for submitted sample 141215 / SD260616-036. That report states 80.43% mitragynine (804.29 mg/g) for the submitted sample. It does not turn every flavor, size, packaged unit, or future lot into the same tested sample.
Open the report through the MIT Product Documents & COA Center and match the sample identifiers before relying on the result.
Why choose extract powder
Extract powder is dry, compact, and available in several weights. It avoids a liquid bottle and the texture of a gummy, while offering flavored and unflavored options. Unlike a tablet, it is loose rather than countable and needs careful transfer and dry storage.
Product identity
This is a mitragynine product. It is not Oxonol, MGM-15, 7-OH, or a claim of effect equivalence to those products. MIT means mitragynine, kratom's principal psychoactive alkaloid.
Storage and important information
Keep the original pouch closed, dry, and labeled. Do not combine different product lines, flavors, sizes, or lots in one container.
Mitragynine is psychoactive. Reported effects include alertness, relaxation, and sedation; risks include nausea, dizziness, dependence, and withdrawal. For adults where permitted by law. This listing does not provide dosing, conversion, or medical advice.
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This listing follows submitted sample label MIT 60% and COA 141215.
Choose product option
Select Orange Cream, Strawberry Kiwi, Lemon-Lime, Blue Razz, or Unflavored (raw). The product option is chosen independently from package size.
Choose pouch size
Select from 0.5g, 1g, 2g, and 5g. The current listing keeps the submitted-sample report reference visible; that reference does not mean every size or option was separately tested.
COA 141215
Read the sample label and lab result together
The laboratory certificate identifies the submitted sample as MIT 60%. Its analytical table reports mitragynine at 80.43% (804.29 mg/g) for sample SD260616-036. Speciogynine was reported at 7.16% (71.61 mg/g).
The sample was received June 16, 2026, analyzed June 16, 2026, and reported June 23, 2026. 7-hydroxymitragynine appears as ND on the certificate. ND means the analyte was not detected at the laboratory's stated reporting threshold.
Scope: the report describes that submitted sample. It does not by itself establish the composition of every option, size, packaged unit, or future lot.
PRODUCT IDENTITY
MIT is not Oxonol or MGM-15
This listing is for mitragynine (MIT) extract powder. It is not Oxonol, MGM-15, 7-OH, or an effect-equivalent substitute. Oxonol is a separate commercial product-line name whose manufacturer describes an MGM-15-plus-mitragynine formula. DEA expressly named MGM-15 in its July 2026 notice of intent.
MIT is a distinct, naturally occurring kratom alkaloid. Keep the percentage, net weight, sample identity, and report scope attached to this product when comparing it with branded tablets, gummies, shots, or other extracts.
PACKAGE CARE AND IDENTIFICATION
Read, retain, separate
Keep the product, original label, and current submitted-sample report reference connected.
Read the package
Read the complete current label and keep it with the pouch. The product line, selected option, size, and document reference should stay together.
Keep the pouch closed and dry
Close the original pouch fully after handling. Keep the outside label readable and protect the package from moisture and direct sunlight.
Preserve product identity
Do not combine different product lines, options, sizes, or lots in one container. Retain the original package and its current document link.
RELATED BULK PRODUCT LINE
Need the related MIT 60% line in larger sizes?
The current bulk MIT 60% listing also references submitted sample 141215 and offers sizes from 10g through 1kg. That shared link does not establish that every size, option, packaged unit, or future lot was independently tested under the report.
MIT EXTRACT QUESTIONS
MIT 60% Extract Powder FAQ
Answers about the submitted-sample report, product identity, available options, sizes, package care, and storage.
What does MIT 60% mean on this product?
What does MIT 60% mean on this product?
It is the submitted sample label shown on COA 141215. The analytical table separately reports mitragynine at 80.43% (804.29 mg/g) for that sample.
What did the referenced COA report?
What did the referenced COA report?
PharmLabs San Diego reported mitragynine at 80.43% (804.29 mg/g) for sample SD260616-036. Speciogynine was reported at 7.16% (71.61 mg/g). The report date is June 23, 2026.
Is this a 7-OH product?
Is this a 7-OH product?
This listing is for mitragynine extract powder. On the referenced certificate, 7-hydroxymitragynine is marked ND, meaning not detected at the laboratory's stated reporting threshold.
Which product options are available?
Which product options are available?
Choose Orange Cream, Strawberry Kiwi, Lemon-Lime, Blue Razz, or Unflavored (raw). Unflavored (raw) is the catalog label for the unflavored option. The product option is selected separately from size.
Which pouch sizes are available?
Which pouch sizes are available?
The selector includes 0.5g, 1g, 2g, and 5g.
How do MIT 60% and MIT 90% extract powders differ?
How do MIT 60% and MIT 90% extract powders differ?
They are separate extract powder lines tied to different certificates. MIT 60% references sample 141215, while MIT 90% references sample 141690. Compare the reported results and choose the listing that matches the documentation you want.
How should the pouch and product identity be maintained?
How should the pouch and product identity be maintained?
Keep the original pouch fully closed in a cool, dry place with its label readable. Do not combine different product lines, options, sizes, or lots in one container.
Where can I view the certificate?
Where can I view the certificate?
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