Vancouver Kratom

How Ordering Works in Vancouver

Choose your strains and pouch size, then pay at checkout by Interac e-Transfer. Orders placed before 11:00 AM PST ship the same business day; later orders go out the next business day. Your tracking number is emailed to you as soon as the label is scanned.

You can pick from three delivery options at checkout:

• Canada Post Expedited: the standard option, and free on orders of $99.99 or more. Within Metro Vancouver it usually takes two to four business days.
• Canada Post Express: a faster tracked service.
• Purolator Next Day: delivered the next business day.

Current rates for each option are on our shipping page.

Strains We Stock

We sell red, green and white vein kratom. Vein colour describes the leaf and how it was dried, not a different plant. Customers usually describe reds as the mildest, whites as the brightest and greens as somewhere in between. Those are personal descriptions, not tested effects, and people react differently.

• Red vein: Super Red Bali and Super Red Maeng Da
• Green vein: Super Green Malay, Super Green Horn, Super Green Maeng Da and Green Bali
• White vein: Super White Maeng Da and Super White Thai
• Blend: Reserve Blend

Our strain guide explains vein colours and strain names in more detail. If you’re new to kratom, read the dosage and safety guide before your first order.

Is Kratom Legal in Vancouver?

Kratom is legal to buy and possess in British Columbia, including Vancouver, but Health Canada has not authorized any kratom product as a natural health product. That means it’s sold as a botanical and can’t be sold with health claims, and we don’t make any. It also means no government agency checks kratom quality, so testing is left to the seller.

Lab Testing

Every batch we sell is tested by an independent third-party lab. A proper certificate of analysis (COA) covers three things:

• Alkaloid content: mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine levels, which confirm the powder is Mitragyna speciosa leaf and show its strength.
• Heavy metals: lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury.
• Microbial contamination: bacteria such as salmonella and E. coli, plus yeast and mould.

A genuine COA is dated, has a batch number and names the lab that ran it. Our guide to reading a kratom COA shows what to check, whoever you buy from.

Online Only, No Storefront

We don’t have a shop, pickup counter or showroom in Vancouver or anywhere else. Every order is packed and shipped from one place, so each pouch can be matched to its batch and lab report.

Some smoke shops and vape stores around the city keep kratom on the shelf. That stock rarely comes with a lab report, a batch number or a packing date, so there’s no way to tell how old it is or what’s in it. If you do buy locally, ask to see the COA for the exact batch on the shelf.

Delivery Across Metro Vancouver

We deliver to every Vancouver neighbourhood, from Kitsilano and the West End to Mount Pleasant, Hastings-Sunrise and Marpole. Parcels arrive in a plain padded envelope or unmarked box with no branding or product names. Most fit a mailbox, parcel locker or building parcel room; a larger order may go to your nearest post office with a pickup card.

Shipping elsewhere in the region works the same way. See our pages for Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, Langley, Maple Ridge and, across the water, Victoria.

Storing Kratom in Vancouver’s Damp Climate

Vancouver’s rainy season runs from fall to spring, and older buildings and basement suites can stay damp indoors. Moisture is what spoils dried leaf powder, so:

• Keep it in the sealed pouch, or move it to an airtight jar once it’s open.
• Store it somewhere cool and dark, away from the stove, kettle and bathroom.
• Don’t keep it in the fridge. Taking a cold jar in and out pulls condensation onto the powder.
• If it smells musty or has formed damp clumps, throw it out.

Safety

Kratom acts partly on opioid receptors, and regular daily use can lead to dependence. Don’t mix it with alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines or other sedatives, and don’t drive if it affects you. If you take medication or have a health condition, talk to a doctor or pharmacist first. Our side effects and safety guide covers the risks in detail.

Kratom is not authorized by Health Canada as a natural health product, and we make no medical claims about it. Nothing on this page is medical advice.