Kratom codes we tested ourselves, and lab results we read line by line.
We apply every code at the vendor\u2019s own checkout before publishing it, and we work out what a gram of mitragynine actually costs you from their certificates rather than from the label. Where we do not have the data, we say so.
Tell us who to cover next
There are more kratom sellers than any one team can get through, so the order we work in is decided partly by you. Name a vendor, a strain, or two shops you keep going back and forth between. What moves up the list: how many people ask for the same thing, whether the seller has codes we can actually put through a checkout, and whether enough certificates exist for the page to say something useful rather than something vague.
- Compounds with new published research
- Vendors with live codes we can test at checkout
- Comparisons readers keep asking us to settle
One email a week, and only when there is something in it
One email a week. It carries the codes that survived a checkout test since the last one, any certificate that changed a vendor's standing, and anything that moved in state law. No sponsored placements, because nobody can buy one.
- Codes that passed a real checkout this week, with the date they were tested
- New lab results, and what they did to a vendor's cost per gram of mitragynine
- Legality changes, sourced and dated, before they reach your cart
We use the address for the digest and nothing else — no selling it on, no handing it to vendors. Every email has an unsubscribe link that works. Privacy policy.
Why anyone should trust this
Proof, not promises
Every code is applied at the vendor's real checkout by a named editor and published with a dated screenshot. No scraped codes, ever.
Alkaloid economics
We compute what you actually pay per gram of mitragynine, from each vendor's own certificates. Pack weight alone is not value.
Real numbers only
Use counts, success rates and charts come from live tracking on this site. Where we lack data we show nothing, not an invented figure.
Published gaps
Every review lists what we looked for and could not verify. An absence is not an accusation, but it is part of the picture.
Testing scored consistently
Every vendor is scored on the same fifteen disclosure checks, so you can see who lets you check the most before you buy.
Accountable editors
Each page names the editor who checked it, linked to their profile and their LinkedIn.
Questions we get asked
How do you verify a discount code?
An editor applies it at the vendor's own checkout, screenshots the discount coming off the total, and dates the verification. Reader votes and reports keep it honest afterwards — full methodology here.
What does cost per gram of mitragynine mean?
Two pouches of the same weight can differ by half in what they contain. We divide the price by the actual alkaloid content on that vendor's certificate, so you can compare offers that look nothing alike. How we read certificates.
Are your statistics real?
Yes. Use counts, success rates and charts are computed from anonymised interaction events logged on this site. Sections stay hidden until enough real data exists to mean something.
Do commissions affect your ratings?
No. We may earn a commission through links here, but our scoring criteria are published and applied identically to every vendor, whether or not an affiliate relationship exists.
Is anything here medical advice?
No. Nothing on this site describes what any product does to a person, and we publish no amounts or intake guidance. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, and no product referenced is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This site is for adults 21 and over.
Is kratom legal where I live?
It depends on your state and sometimes your city, and it changes. Our legality tracker carries a source and a last-checked date on every row. Separately, some vendors decline states they are legally able to serve.
A code stopped working — what do I do?
Use the report button on the code. The responsible editor is notified immediately and re-tests it.
Can I ask you to cover a vendor or strain?
Yes — use the coverage request form. Requests are weighted by how often they are asked for and whether we can verify the vendor's codes ourselves, and we email you when the page goes live.