Club 13 BIG MIT Citrus Punch Kratom Tablets 2 ct (400 mg MIT)

Description

Club 13 BIG MIT Citrus Punch Kratom Tablets, 2-Count

Club 13 opened in St. Augustine, Florida, in 1999, and its work since then has centered on kratom and kava. The leaf behind it comes from Mitragyna speciosa trees of Southeast Asia. After extraction, Club 13 puts a mitragynine figure, written as MIT, on the label.

Citrus Punch is the flavor of this small pack. The Club 13 BIG MIT Citrus Punch Kratom Tablets 2 ct holds two tablets, labeled 200 mg MIT per tablet, 400 mg MIT per 2-count pack. Club 13 labels it for experienced kratom users.

What the package lists

• Producer: Club 13
• Style: Kratom Extract Tablets
• Flavor: Citrus Punch
• In the pack: 2 tablets
• Labeled mitragynine: 200 mg MIT per tablet, 400 mg MIT per 2-count pack

Testing notes

We show the newest complete report Club 13 has shared for this product on this page. Because reports follow production lots, yours could differ; the lot code on the package tells you whether they match.

Asked and answered

What does the label say about mitragynine?

It reads 200 mg MIT per tablet, 400 mg MIT per 2-count pack. Check the lot number on your package against the report on this page.

How do the 2 ct and 5 ct packs differ?

In count. Each BIG MIT tablet carries a 200 mg MIT label, so this pair totals 400 mg MIT and the 5-count pack totals 1000 mg MIT.

What else does Club 13 make?

Beyond this one, the St. Augustine company’s range covers kratom capsules, powders, tablets, sodas, seltzers and liquid extracts, and it has a kava drink line too.

Do these tablets have caffeine?

They contain green tea extract, and green tea naturally carries caffeine. Read the current label for the precise figure.

Are there age or location limits?

Yes on both. You must be 21 or older. We can’t ship to states or localities that restrict this product.

More from the St. Augustine maker is on our Club 13 page. If you have a question about a lot, get in touch with us.

For adults 21+ only. Kratom and kava laws vary by state and city, so check your local rules before ordering. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA; this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Follow the directions and warnings on the current package.