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KAVA EXTRACT 30% Concentrated Kava Root Extract Powder (25g)

KAVA EXTRACT 30% Concentrated Kava Root Extract Powder (25g)

25 g jar · 25 servings · 300 mg kavalactones per serving

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  • Noble kava root, grown in Vanuatu
  • 30% kavalactones, standardized and stated on the jar
  • Supercritical CO₂ extraction
  • Third-party lab tested every batch — COA on request
  • Recyclable kraft cardboard jar
  • Free shipping, and a 30-day guarantee even if opened
Quantity

How to use it

Measure about 1 gram — roughly a quarter teaspoon. A small gram scale is worth having, since no scoop is included.

Shake or blend it into juice, tea, a smoothie, or a shaker bottle. Kava is earthy and bitter, so most people reach for pineapple or mango juice rather than plain water. It disperses better shaken or frothed than stirred.

Start low and go slow. More is not better — too much kava commonly brings on nausea. Give the first gram a full thirty minutes before deciding anything.

How it feels

First, a brief numbing or tingling in the mouth. That is normal, passes within a few minutes, and is the classic sign of real kava.

Most people notice a calm, settled feeling in the body within 15 to 30 minutes, with a clear head rather than a foggy one. The strongest stretch is fairly short — roughly 20 to 40 minutes — with a gentler calm lingering afterward for some.

Effects vary genuinely from person to person, and food in your stomach will slow the onset.

Ingredients & testing

One ingredient: a proprietary kava root extract (Piper methysticum, root, standardized to 30% kavalactones). Nothing added for flavour, colour, or sweetness.

Every batch is third-party tested for heavy metals, pesticides, and microbials — all well within limits. Email us and we will send you the Certificate of Analysis.

Store sealed, away from moisture, light, and heat. The expiration date is printed on your jar.

Honest notes on taste

Kava tastes earthy, peppery, and bitter. We are not going to tell you otherwise, and any brand that says their kava is delicious is describing what they added to it, not the root.

The good news is that it mixes away easily. Pineapple juice, mango nectar, or a strong ginger tea will carry it comfortably. A shaker bottle or milk frother stops it clumping.

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on every order, shipped from the United States within 1–2 business days. U.S. addresses only for now.

If it is not for you, email us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund — opened jars included.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Not for use by persons under 18, or by women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Do not combine with alcohol or sedatives.

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  • NOBLE KAVA
  • NO ALCOHOL
  • LAB TESTED
  • NO NICOTINE
  • VANUATU SOURCED
  • CO₂ EXTRACTED
The coast at Eratap Lagoon on Efate, Vanuatu, where noble kava root is grown

Where it comes from

Every kava plant alive today was propagated by hand from cuttings, farmer to farmer, across the South Pacific — the plant does not produce viable seed. Ours begins as noble kava root grown in the volcanic soil of Vanuatu, the varieties Pacific growers cultivate for daily drinking rather than the harsher ones.

From there it is concentrated with supercritical CO₂, a process chosen for consistency and cleanliness, and tested batch by batch before it reaches a jar.

Read more about kava

What to check before you buy any kava extract

These are the questions worth asking of any brand, including ours. Here is where we stand on each.

Feature Kava Zenn Commonly seen
Kavalactone strength 30%, stated on the jar Not always disclosed
Servings per container 25 real 1 g servings Sometimes counted at doses too small to feel
Root variety Noble kava Often unstated
Country of origin Vanuatu Often unstated
Extraction method Supercritical CO₂ Varies, often unstated
Third-party lab testing Every batch, COA on request Varies by brand
Packaging Recyclable kraft cardboard jar Commonly plastic

Based on publicly available product listings across the category. Practices vary by brand — check each one yourself.

You asked. We answered.

How much should I take?

Start with about 1 gram, roughly a quarter teaspoon. A gram scale is recommended. Start low and go slow — more is not better, and too much commonly causes nausea.

I don't feel anything. What am I doing wrong?

Three common reasons: the dose was too small, you took it after a heavy meal, or you are one of the people who need a few sessions before noticing much — a well-known pattern with kava. Adjust one variable at a time rather than simply taking more.

Is kava legal? Is it addictive?

Kava is legal to buy, sell, and consume in the United States as a dietary supplement. It is not considered physically addictive, and is widely used across the Pacific as an alternative to alcohol.

Can I take it with alcohol or medication?

Do not combine kava with alcohol or sedatives. If you take any medication — especially anything affecting the liver or nervous system — speak with a healthcare professional first. The FDA advises that a potential risk of rare, but severe, liver injury may be associated with kava-containing supplements.

What if it isn't for me?

Email us within 30 days of delivery and we will refund you in full — opened jars included. You should not have to gamble to find out whether kava suits you.