Zana Ultra Kratom Extract 2CT Tablet Blister Pack

Description

Overview:

Zana Ultra Kratom Extract 2ct Tablets offer a potent and convenient kratom experience in a compact blister pack for precise dosing.

Key Benefits:

High-potency extract in easy-to-use tablets.
Compact 2-count blister pack for controlled use.
Consistent quality ensures reliable effects.
Lab-tested for purity and potency.

Usage Notes:

Start with 1 tablet to assess tolerance.
Swallow with water for best results.
Consult a healthcare professional if you have underlying health conditions or are taking medications.

Ingredients: Mitragyna Speciosa Extract (White Vein Kratom)

Other Ingredients: Dextrose, Magnesium Glycerate, Magnesium Stearate, Silica Oxide

Summary:

Zana Ultra Kratom Extract 2ct Tablets provide a potent, convenient, and reliable kratom experience in a small blister pack.

Additional information

flavor	Green Vien Blend, Red Vien Blend, White Vien Blend

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FAQs

What’s in each tablet and pack?

Each tablet contains a 750 mg proprietary green‑vein kratom blend, enhanced with 10 mg of 7‑hydroxymitragynine and 6 mg of a specialized alkaloid extract. The blister pack has 2 tablets (4 servings total).

How many servings are in a pack, and how is dosing flexible?

There are 4 servings per card—each tablet is scored for easy splitting. You can take from ¼ to a full tablet depending on your tolerance.

What effects can I expect?

The green vein blend provides balanced energy, mental focus, and calm relaxation—an ideal middle ground between stimulating white vein and soothing red vein effects.

Who should use this product?

Suited for both new and experienced kratom users needing portable, precise doses. Beginners should start with ¼–½ tablet to assess sensitivity.

What are potential side effects or precautions?

Possible side effects mirror other kratom products: nausea, dizziness, constipation, plus opioid-type effects. Repeated use may lead to tolerance, dependency, or withdrawal symptoms.