Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) contains active natural alkaloids with a complex, dose-dependent effect; due to the significant risk of side effects and dependence, strict compliance with the safety instructions below is required.

• Minimum Age & Storage: This product is intended solely for individuals aged 18 and older. Always store kratom in a safe, dry, and dark place, strictly out of reach of children and pets.
• Medical Contraindications: Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Given the high potential for addiction, this product is completely unsuitable for individuals with a history of or susceptibility to substance abuse.
• Interactions: Do not combine with alcohol, other drugs, or medications. The combination with MAO inhibitors or antidepressants can lead to severe and potentially fatal reactions. Concurrent use of central nervous system depressants (such as benzodiazepines or opiates) can cause life-threatening respiratory depression. Also, avoid the combination with stimulants due to the risk of an acutely elevated blood pressure.
• Driving Ability: This product impairs responsiveness and significantly reduces physical coordination. Participation in traffic (including by bicycle, fatbike, or as a pedestrian) and operating machinery is not permitted during and immediately after use.
• Risks & Side Effects: Use can lead to acute complaints such as nausea, vomiting, stomach upset, and decreased appetite. Because kratom acts as a diuretic, drinking sufficient water is necessary to prevent dehydration and headaches. The exact potency varies greatly per kratom strain and the effects are unpredictable; accurate weighing with a precision scale is necessary to limit risks.
• Tolerance & Withdrawal: With frequent or daily use, tolerance develops quickly, leading to a strong psychological urge and physical dependence. Abruptly ceasing regular use (multiple days per week) results in withdrawal symptoms such as muscle pain, muscle twitches, diarrhea, excessive sweating, intense restlessness, and anxiety, which can last for up to two weeks.
• No Medical Advice: The information on this website is intended solely for educational purposes and never replaces the advice of a qualified doctor or medical specialist. In case of doubt or complaints, always consult your general practitioner.