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WHAT IS RED THAI KRATOM?Red Thai Kratom comes from mature Mitragyna Speciosa trees. Kratom enthusiasts often seek red vein strains due to the robust alkaloid profile that this type of kratom has. Red Thai is very popular and is a great strain for those who are looking to change up the wellness support that they receive from kratom.
What Does This Strain Do?
This strain carries the torch towards a more productive day ahead. Enjoy sharper mental focus and clean, motivating-yet-gentle energy!
WHERE DOES RED THAI KRATOM ORIGINATE FROM?
Kratom is most often characterized by its vein color as well as its origins. So, it is easy to see that this strain of kratom comes from red-veined kratom that is harvested in Thailand. However, Red Thai is also grown in areas of Indonesia. This helps kratom users to easily identify the type of kratom that they are using. It will also help them decide among the various vein colors and strains that the industry has to offer.
HOW IS RED THAI KRATOM MADE?
Red Thai comes from mature Mitragyna Speciosa leaves. These leaves will be harvested by skilled farmers and then undergo a drying process. In doing so, the alkaloid content will reach peak levels of potency, giving this strain its unique balance. Once the drying process is done, the leaves will be crushed into a powder. This powder can then be sold or used to use several other products including capsules and extracts.
American Kratom Association
The American Kratom Association, also known as the AKA, is an advocacy group in the United States. They offer support when it is needed to help keep kratom legal across the nation. They work with states, cities, towns, and municipals.
When looking for a vendor to source your kratom, you should always choose one that is registered with the AKA. This will ensure that you are getting a product that is high quality and that the vendor follows all AKA guidelines.

The AKA is currently working with each state to try and get them on board with the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. This act will help put regulations in place for each state. At the moment, only a few states have signed on and adopted this Act.