Contact
We welcome corrections, sourcing questions, and partnership enquiries. The fastest way to reach us is by email:
We aim to reply within a few business days. Please include the page URL if your message is about a specific article or product.
What we can help with
- Factual corrections or updates to a guide or legality page
- Questions about how we research or cite sources
- Partnership and editorial enquiries
What we can't help with
We are not a store, so we cannot help with orders, shipping, returns, or payments — those go through our partner store, Flavourz. We also do not provide medical or legal advice; for those, consult a qualified professional.
For vendors and partners
If you run a lab-tested kratom brand and want to be considered for a partnership, include your testing standards and a sample COA in your message. We prioritise vendors who publish batch testing and can produce a certificate for the exact batch a customer receives.
Corrections
If a page is out of date or wrong, send us the URL and the correction with a source. We review and date every change.
Before you write
Please include the specific page URL and, where relevant, a source we can check. That makes a correction or a question far faster to action. We do not offer medical or legal advice and cannot respond to requests for either.
We read every message, but we are a small team and may not reply to general enquiries. Corrections are prioritised, and we aim to acknowledge them within a few business days.
Frequently asked
Do you sell kratom?
No. We publish information and link to our partner store, Flavourz, which handles all sales, shipping, and returns. For anything order-related, contact Flavourz directly through their store.
Can you tell me how much to take?
No. Kratom is dose-dependent and varies by batch and by person, so we do not give personalised dosing. Our dosage guide explains the general principles and includes a unit converter, and you should consult a healthcare professional for medical questions.
Is kratom legal where I live?
It depends on your state and sometimes your city or county. See our state-by-state legality guide for the current status and sources — and treat it as general information, not legal advice.
How do I get a certificate of analysis (COA)?
Ask the vendor for the COA matching your batch or lot number. Our lab testing guide explains what a useful COA should contain and how to read it.
Will you review my kratom brand?
We consider partnerships with vendors who publish third-party batch testing. Include your testing standards and a sample COA in your message and we will take a look.
Looking for something specific? The guides answer most questions, the legality hub covers state law, and the lab testing page explains COAs. If you just want to shop, the strain guide is the fastest route into the range.