Straight answers on 7-OH alternatives, 13-OH corydalis, mitragynine, dosing, lab testing and the law — written by the people who formulate and test Tempo by Dialed.
How to Read a Kratom COA (Certificate of Analysis)
A COA is only useful if you can read it. Here's what each line on a kratom lab report means, what the limits should be, how to check the lab is real, and the five red flags that turn a COA into a decoration.
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Science
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Full-Spectrum Kratom Extract vs Isolates
Two extracts can both say '20 mg mitragynine' and feel completely different, because one kept the rest of the leaf and one didn't. What full-spectrum means, what an isolate is, and why it matters after the 7-OH rule.
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Science
· 8 min read
Mitragynine Explained: The Alkaloid Behind Kratom
If you're going to dose kratom in milligrams, you should know what the milligrams are. Mitragynine: the molecule, the leaf, the lab method, the relationship to 7-OH, and what 20 mg actually means.
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