Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder for Sale

Description

Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder

Disclaimer: All Iron Mountain Labz products are only intended for laboratory research and are not approved for human consumption. 

Overview of Red Spectrum Kratom

Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder is a blend made from different red-vein kratom strains. The strains in this blend contribute to their own alkaloid profile. This includes mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. 

Red-vein kratom is associated with relaxation and sedation effects in research models. This is due to higher alkaloid levels that result from longer drying and fermentation.

Why buy a Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder from Iron Mountain Labz?

Researchers choose Iron Mountain Labz to buy Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder due to the following reasons:

– Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder is tested with HPLC and confirmed at 98.5% purity.

– Mitragynine content is 1.3%, which falls within the specified 1.0%–2.0% range.

– 7-hydroxymitragynine content is only 0.02%, which is below the 0.05% threshold.

– The heavy metals are measured at <5 ppm, which is well under the 10 ppm specification.

– The Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder shows a controlled moisture content of 10.2% and a particle size of 225 microns.

– Red Spectrum Kratom comes with a verified Certificate of Analysis (COA).

Note:  Researchers can get Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder from Iron Mountain Labz for research applications. The kratom powder range at Iron Mountain Labz also includes Red Kapuas Kratom Powder and Red Maeng Da Kratom Powder.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder legal?

Red Spectrum Kratom Mix Powder is not approved by the FDA for use as a drug or dietary supplement. However, the DEA does not classify kratom as a controlled substance, and its legality is determined at the state level. It is generally available for research purposes, where it may be studied under controlled laboratory conditions.

What are the active alkaloids in kratom?

The active alkaloids in kratom are mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. Mitragynine is the most abundant among them.

What effects are associated with kratom in research?

The alkaloids in Kratom, such as mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine, interact with opioid and other receptors in research. They produce analgesic, stimulant, and sedative effects in research models.

Are there any known risks in research or experimental contexts?

Kratom’s reported downsides in research include hepatotoxicity and adverse cardiovascular or neurological effects in research models.