Brand reference
Hydroxie
Our catalog records Mitragynine chewable tablets (brand website checked October 6, 2026) under the Hydroxie name. Product ranges, labels, and formulations can change. Confirm the exact item with the seller.
Recorded product names
These entries are from our catalog. They are reference names, not live availability, current prices, or verified composition.
- Hydroxie Mit — extract tablet; recorded package: 10 chewable tablets; brand label states 100 mg mitragynine each.
Brand background
On October 6, 2026, the brand website displayed Hydroxie Mit packaging described as 10 chewable tablets labeled 100 mg mitragynine each. This is a manufacturer label claim, not our potency measurement. Older directory records described 7-OH tablets and gummies; they do not establish the formulation of the currently displayed product.
Label disclosures
The website links a sample report for 100mg MIT (10 Tablets), report ID SD250922-103 (123548), dated September 22, 2025. Its mitragynine result is 78.12 mg per serving, while the displayed package describes 100 mg per tablet. Ask the manufacturer to explain the serving basis and match the report to your exact lot. We read the brand-linked document; we have not authenticated it with the laboratory or tested a retail package. The report is not a current stock check or proof about every batch.
What to check on a Hydroxie product
- The complete ingredient list and whether isolated compounds or extracts have been added.
- The quantity per serving and per container, including the units.
- A laboratory report with the same product and lot identifier.
- The manufacturer's current contact information and any relevant official notices.
Read the lab-report checklist. A familiar brand name does not prove a batch's quality, product safety, or medical suitability.
Certification and product claims
We do not currently present this brand's manufacturing-program status as verified. Ask for a current, scoped source and check it against the company and product. We also do not publish onset schedules, dose conversions, or customer ratings generated from editorial scores.
FDA status and regulatory notes
The FDA warns against products containing added or enhanced 7-OH. That warning is about a substance/product category, not a laboratory finding about the currently displayed Hydroxie Mit package. DEA announced a separate 7-OH threshold proceeding on July 1, 2026. Read the dated regulatory timeline and state source notes; this reference does not make a blanket legality claim.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Hydroxie name identify the ingredients?
- No. The current brand page displays a mitragynine-labeled product, while older catalog entries described 7-OH products. Read the exact package and lot rather than transferring claims between formulations.
Does the linked report verify my package?
- Only a matching product and lot can connect a sample report to your package. The linked document is dated 2025, and the label-versus-report serving amounts need clarification. Use the lab-report checklist before relying on a screenshot or label claim.
Which local stores have it in stock?
- This directory does not have live brand inventory. Contact a listed branch with the exact product name and package details. Its inclusion does not establish that it carries Hydroxie or that a particular product is lawful there.
Sources checked
Source-based editorial update: . Product documents are linked by the manufacturer; independent product testing and clinician review are not claimed.
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