TOPIC: 100mg maeng da kratom

I've taken kratom extracts in the past and and have taken codeine many times at doses of 300-600mg.

I ordered 100mg maeng da kratom. I was thinking of splitting it into 4 doses of 25mg. Is this ok? And is making tea a good choice? Is there a guide anywhere?

I haven't touched kratom in 3-4 years.

Thanks.

Welcome to the best kratom forum ever, sade!

Someone with precise measurement skills will be along shortly.

Welcome aboard!

sade wrote: I've taken kratom extracts in the past and and have taken codeine many times at doses of 300-600mg.

I ordered 100mg maeng da kratom. I was thinking of splitting it into 4 doses of 25mg. Is this ok? And is making tea a good choice? Is there a guide anywhere?

I haven't touched kratom in 3-4 years.

Thanks.

300mg of Codeine would cause respiratory depression and be fatal unless you are very tolerant. That is like 10 T3's. A normal dose of Codeine is 30 mg. which is equivalent to 4.5 mg of morphine . 300 mg of codeine would be equivalent to 45 mg of morphine. You can do the math for 600mg of codeine. Not quite enough to kill an elephant BUT enough to cause problems for an average sized, non-opioid tolerant human.

100 mg of kratom powder is about the size of your pinky fingernail ...so yeah we have a measurement problem.

Drugs are usually measure in mg.

Dry Herbs are measured in Grams.

I have no experience with extracts...I think it would be VERY difficult to know EXACTLY how much of the alkaloids you want are in a few drops of a liquid extract - ditto for a powdered form.

Sorry my mistake, I meant 100 gram of maeng da powder.

You have 100 gram of powder.
2 grams is a starting dose.
25 grams is a very high dose of Kratom, even with a history of opioid use and past Kratom use.
Was your Kratom dose higher than 10 grams(5 teaspoons)before?
I do not recommend 25 gram dose of Kratom. You will probably spend the night vomiting.

I would start lower 4 to 6 grams.

You could make a tea, mix the powder in water and drink it straight, or your favorite beverage, like ice tea or orange juice.