Hey,

Ive heard of plain leaf, extract, super, ultra, meaga, powder, lol im almost confused, ive tried to google it but havent weilded much info, in your alls opinions, whats the best, cheapest, most common, and the cheapest to the most expensive, and if you dont mind to list the different kinds of "Extractions" I would be greatly apperciated.

Plain leaf kratom powder is the most common and the most inexpensive kratom to use and buy. It is just the raw leaf dried and ground into a very fine powder. It's what most people use on a daily basis, like myself. Extract is just the mitragynine compound extracted out of the raw leaf, it is the most expensive thing to buy and if used daily will spike tolerance where plain leaf won't be as effective, therefore you'd get into a cycle of spending a lot of money trying to keep the effectiveness. Enhanced or Fusions, is when a percentage of extract is added to plain leaf for a more potent batch of kratom. It's more expensive than plain leaf, less expensive than extract alone. Super is a more potent plain leaf, I'm not really sure why or how it gets the title, but generally is more potent. Maeng Da is a type of leaf, usually more potent as well. I think mega would just be a fancy title that some vendors give to make it more appealing. I'm not sure what kind of extractions there are, but a cold extraction is one, I'm not sure how it's done, it may be similar to cannabis cold water extraction, where you put raw leaves in ice water and gently stir it around and let a small micron screen catch what comes off. There is also resin extract, not really sure how that's done either, I think it has something to do with boiling something or another?? not sure.

There are three types, maybe four:

White
Green
Red
Yellow.

Yellow is a White that goes through a special type of drying process that turns the vein Yellow. As for the marketing tactics, those are tactics, and we don't use those here at Pharmacy Dropout LLC.

Leaf Characteristics:

Normal Leaf
Horned Leaf
Spiked Leaf

Geographical Locations:

There are two different alkaloids in the plant, and depending upon what the conditions are, these 20 different alkaloids will differ in different ways, creating a unique specimen from vendor to vendor, batch to batch. That is where location comes in.

It's pretty much that simple. I can't talk about affects though, as a vendor.

Hey,

I apperciate the info pharmacy, I got a pretty good understanding of it now,

Thank you for the info Pharmacy, very well put and simple.

I didn't read what Cybin said, I hope I didn't interject or something.

Nope, you explained the leaves itself, perfectly.

Two alkaloids or 20 alkaloids? Which one is it?