BREAKING: The FDA just announced they will be recommending to the DEA 7-OH be labeled a Schedule 1 Controlled Substance

Products Containing 7-OH
7-OH, or 7-hydroxymitragynine

• Tablets and Capsules: Concentrated 7-OH is formulated into tablets or capsules, often marketed as pain relievers or for mood enhancement.

• Gummies: Fruit-flavored gummies containing 7-OH are widely available, with some products specifically designed to appeal to younger consumers.

• Drink Mixes and Shots: Liquid products, such as energy shots or drink mixes, often contain 7-OH and are sold as relaxation or focus-enhancing beverages.

• Vapes: 7-OH is increasingly found in vaping products, available at vape shops and smoke shops.

• Candies and Edibles: Products like candies or even ice-cream cones may contain 7-OH, often without clear labeling of its presence or concentration.

• Other Kratom-Derived Products: Some products are disguised or marketed as natural kratom but contain elevated, synthetic levels of 7-OH

These products are commonly sold at gas stations, smoke shops, convenience stores, and online retailers across the U.S.

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