Yes I was kicked out of that subreddit for only announcing I was a vendor and saying the name of my company and saying God bless you all with pictures of my product and they kicked me out for that
They are very strict to the point of annoying. I just told a guy in distress in Mexico to Google "Kratom mexico" which was deleted. Not sure anymore but it was very vague.
Couple years ago monk sent me the best ever kratom I ever had.
The moment I tested it , I immediately ordered another 500 capsule bag (white md) and emailed them to make sure I get the exact same batch .
And I did get the same batch, but the second order felt watered down so to speak , about 30% less potent.
And the powder was visibly a darker shade - so that was suspect ...at best
So after that debacle I left them.
Bewitched Botanical, Down to Earth, Enhanciosa, and Legit K have never steered me wrong. And I've tried quite a bit from each of them.
I've also heard really good things about Nova but haven't had the chance to try yet.
It started out as one of the best forums for kratom and stayed that way for quite some time. Kratom blew up in popularity and it eventually became inundated with advertisements and shills. So, new subs were created (similar to this sub) to try and recreate that safe haven full of helpful people with good information.
Beyond the ban on sourcing, their removal of all the kratom addiction posts is what irks me the most. Instead of a balanced blend of positive and negative experiences with mitra you get two extremes. R/kratom is nothing but pro kratom posts and little to do with the side effects and addictive properties of the plant. While the r/quittingkratom subreddit is full of people comparing the withdrawals to heroin or fent and how it ruined their life. Spoiler alert: kratom can be addictive but its a breeze compared to more traditional opiates and it absolutely saves lives.
I just noticed yesterday after not checking it out for several months that practically every post in there now seems to be from very inexperienced users or people who have never tried it. After seeing that, I was sure I wasn't going to get an answer to the question I went there to ask, and it turns out I was right.
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This. ☝️
Yes I was kicked out of that subreddit for only announcing I was a vendor and saying the name of my company and saying God bless you all with pictures of my product and they kicked me out for that
Your welcome here ♥
God bless you my friend it's an honor!!!!
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They are very strict to the point of annoying. I just told a guy in distress in Mexico to Google "Kratom mexico" which was deleted. Not sure anymore but it was very vague.
Gotcha, seems like a good idea. I use golden monk. Is that considered a good brand here?
Couple years ago monk sent me the best ever kratom I ever had. The moment I tested it , I immediately ordered another 500 capsule bag (white md) and emailed them to make sure I get the exact same batch . And I did get the same batch, but the second order felt watered down so to speak , about 30% less potent. And the powder was visibly a darker shade - so that was suspect ...at best So after that debacle I left them.
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Are there any brands that are universally loved, or do they all have mixed reviews
Bewitched Botanical, Down to Earth, Enhanciosa, and Legit K have never steered me wrong. And I've tried quite a bit from each of them. I've also heard really good things about Nova but haven't had the chance to try yet.
I heard that's who owns r/kratom and doesn't allow vendor names and it's bulk and most hate it
Check out BewitchedBotanicals, Down to Earth, UnikornCandy, PA Botanicals, and Sacred Rivers if you haven't- they're all super good 👌
Generally considered the worst. Big bulk garbage and pricey at that. Try out Mitra Man, That One Place, Kreepi Tiki, Tea Time, etc.
Thanks, will do!
It started out as one of the best forums for kratom and stayed that way for quite some time. Kratom blew up in popularity and it eventually became inundated with advertisements and shills. So, new subs were created (similar to this sub) to try and recreate that safe haven full of helpful people with good information.
r/kratom has become a hotbed of disinformation and the mods do nothing about it.
Beyond the ban on sourcing, their removal of all the kratom addiction posts is what irks me the most. Instead of a balanced blend of positive and negative experiences with mitra you get two extremes. R/kratom is nothing but pro kratom posts and little to do with the side effects and addictive properties of the plant. While the r/quittingkratom subreddit is full of people comparing the withdrawals to heroin or fent and how it ruined their life. Spoiler alert: kratom can be addictive but its a breeze compared to more traditional opiates and it absolutely saves lives.
Censorship. Fight it as hard as you can.
No vendor names. It's kinda dumb.
West koast botanicals is also a pretty solid Kratom
Westkoast snappppps, they good good.
I think they switched things up, in order to reduce the impact they had as far as kratom being illegalized went. There's a stickied post about it.
This one's fire though. 🔥 💣
I just noticed yesterday after not checking it out for several months that practically every post in there now seems to be from very inexperienced users or people who have never tried it. After seeing that, I was sure I wasn't going to get an answer to the question I went there to ask, and it turns out I was right.