SEDA - MIT-9 Chewable Tablets - 100mg, 6ct
SEDA - MIT-9 Chewable Tablets - 100mg, 6ct
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100mg each MIT-9 chewable tablets by SEDA, 6ct pack. Quarter-tablet servings, 24 per container. Six flavors.
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SEDA MIT 9 Blend Chewable Tablets are a convenient addition to your wellness routine! Each tablet is carefully crafted with MIT-9, a metabolite of mitragynine, the primary alkaloid in kratom. The chewable tablet format makes these simple to take, and you’ll love the tasty, fruit-forward flavors of SEDA!
Choose your favorite flavor: Blue Razz, Blue Strawberry, Grape Crush, Sour Cherry, Tropical Punch, Watermelon Blast
SEDA MIT-9 100mg Tablets Specifications
- 100 milligrams per tablet
- 6 tablets per pack
- 2,000 milligrams per pack
- Serving size: ¼ tablet
- Servings Per Container: 24
- Contains MIT-9
- Chewable
- Fast-acting
- Lab tested
SEDA MIT-9 Tablets Flavors
- Blue Razz
- Blue Strawberry
- Grape Crush
- Sour Cherry
- Tropical Punch
- Watermelon Blast
SEDA MIT-9 Tablets Suggested Use
Serving size: ¼ tablet.
Chew and swallow ¼ tablet.
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About SEDA
Enjoy SEDA chewable tablets in bold fruit flavors.
Ingredients
Mitragynine Speciosa, Mit9, Mitragynine, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Dicalcium Phosphate, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate, Natural Colorant
Shipping
We ship orders the same day if ordered by 2pm CST Monday-Friday. We believe that provides superior customer service. We do offer several US Postal Service shipping options, please check out our Contact page for more information.
Refunds
You can return any unopened items (except for kratom powder) for a full refund within 30 days. Please Contact Us for more information or call us at (636) 220 - 6960. We are here to help with any issues!
Disclaimer
Warning: Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) products are not approved by the FDA for human consumption. The FDA has warned that kratom use is associated with serious adverse events, including the risk of liver toxicity, seizures, and dependence.
Related FAQs
Are Mit 9 and 9-ODM the Same Thing?
Yes. Both names refer to 9-O-desmethylmitragynine, and sellers often use them interchangeably. The most reliable way to confirm what a product contains is to check its COA.