Buy Kratom Online in Europe (EU) & UK

Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) is a tropical evergreen tree from the coffee family, native to Southeast Asia. Its leaves have been used in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia for generations. After harvest the leaves are dried and milled into a fine green powder – the kratom powder you see in our shop.

The leaves contain a group of alkaloids, the best known being mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. The balance between them depends on the tree, the region, the age of the leaf and, above all, how the leaves are dried. That is where the familiar "vein colours" come from. For a deeper look, read our guide Kratom strains explained.

Maeng Da is a selected grade of kratom known for large, mature leaves and a strong alkaloid profile. We chose to focus on Maeng Da in all four colours instead of offering dozens of strains, so we can control sourcing and testing properly. Read more in Maeng Da kratom: what it is and how it differs.

• Ask for a lab report. A serious shop can show a certificate of analysis (COA) for the batch you are buying. Ours are on the lab reports page.
• Check the colour and smell. Fresh kratom powder is evenly coloured and smells green and earthy, never musty.
• Look at the grind. A fine, even grind is a sign of careful processing.
• Buy from a shop that ships from Europe. Short delivery routes and no customs checks mean fresher powder and no surprises.
• Start small. A 100 g pack is the easiest way to compare strains before buying 500 g or 1000 g.

Our kratom powder buyer's guide explains what the numbers on a COA mean.

Kratom is a natural product, and no two harvests are identical. That is why we test every batch at an independent laboratory before it is released, and why we publish the results instead of simply writing "lab tested" on the pack. Each certificate lists the batch number, so you can match it to the powder you receive.

Every order is packed in plain, discreet packaging with no product name on the outside, and every parcel is tracked. You can choose:

UK legal status: Kratom is not controlled under the UK Misuse of Drugs Act, and possessing it is not an offence. However, since 2016 kratom falls under the Psychoactive Substances Act, which makes it an offence to sell, supply or import it into the UK. Regulations and their enforcement can change over time, so it's advisable to stay updated on any potential amendments.

• UPS express – delivery in 1–2 business days
• Standard shipping with DHL – delivery in 2–5 business days

Orders placed before 15:00 on business days are normally dispatched the same day. See our FAQ for details about delivery, payment and returns.

All four of our strains cost the same, so you can compare them fairly. The larger the pack, the lower the price per gram:

• 100 g – €14.90 (€0.149 per gram) – the easiest way to try a strain
• 250 g – €36.90 (€0.148 per gram)
• 500 g – €58.90 (€0.118 per gram)
• 1000 g – €98.90 (€0.099 per gram) – about a third cheaper per gram than 100 g

• A focused range. Four Maeng Da strains instead of fifty, so every one can be sourced and tested properly.
• Public lab reports. Certificates for every batch, not just a "lab tested" label.
• One fair price. The same price for every strain and clear discounts on larger packs.
• Fast delivery. Same-day dispatch before 15:00, UPS express in 1–2 days or DHL in 2–5 days.
• Discreet and tracked. Plain packaging and a tracking link for every order.

Kratom powder keeps best in an airtight container, away from light, heat and moisture. A cool, dark cupboard is ideal. Stored like this, the powder keeps its colour and aroma for many months. Read more in our guide to kratom shelf life.

A certificate of analysis only helps if you know what to look for. These are the parts of a kratom COA that matter most:

• Batch number and date. The report should name the exact batch and when it was tested, so you can match it to the pack you receive.
• Alkaloid content. Mitragynine is usually given as a percentage of dry weight. It shows how strong the leaf is and makes batches easier to compare. Read more in Kratom Alkaloids: Mitragynine & 7-Hydroxymitragynine.
• Heavy metals. Lead, cadmium, arsenic and mercury should be listed with the measured value and the limit, not just "pass".
• Microbiology. Look for salmonella, E. coli, yeast and mould. A clean result means the leaf was dried and handled properly.
• The laboratory. The lab should be independent of the seller and named on the report.

Our guide to Kratom Lab Testing walks through a real certificate line by line.

We work with a small network of growers in Southeast Asia's established kratom regions. The leaf is harvested selectively, cleaned by hand and dried slowly at a low, controlled temperature. Only then is it milled into fine powder, sent for laboratory testing and packed in sealed bags. Each step affects the colour, aroma and alkaloid balance of the final powder, which is why we keep the chain short. You can read more about us and in our story.

Want to understand kratom before you choose a strain? These guides from our kratom blog are a good place to start:

• What Is Kratom?
• Kratom Alkaloids: Mitragynine & 7-Hydroxymitragynine
• Kratom Lab Testing
• Kratom Research: What Studies Say About Kratom
• Kratom Side Effects: What You Should Know
• Green vs White vs Red Maeng Da: Which Kratom Strain?

Kratom is a botanical product for adults only, and the rules differ from country to country. Before you order, check the current rules where you live, store your kratom out of reach of children and pets, and read our overview of Kratom Side Effects: What You Should Know. Delivery times and costs are on our shipping page, and if you have a question about a batch, our team is happy to help via the contact page.

Kratomvia sells kratom as a botanical product for adults (18+). Our kratom is sold as a soap accessory and collectible item. It is not sold, labelled or intended for human consumption. Descriptions of effects reflect traditional use and what customers report, not medical claims.