Kratom Bundles

Explore KetoretBio kratom bundles featuring Maeng Da capsules, kratom powder, and MIT drink mix and tablet packs. Compare formats, bundle contents, and savings to find your preferred combination.

  • Capsule Variety Pack: Green, Red, and White Maeng Da in three 150-count bags, for 450 capsules total.
  • Powder Variety Pack: Green, Red, and White Maeng Da in three 250g bags, for 750g total.
  • MIT Power Bundle: nine MIT Light drink mix sticks in Lemonade or Pink Lemonade, 10 MIT Boost tablets, and 10 MIT Energy tablets.

Each bundle costs less than purchasing its included packs separately. Products are packaged individually; follow the directions and warnings on each label.
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  • KetoretBio MIT Power Bundle with 9 MIT Light Lemonade sticks, 10 MIT Boost tablets and 10 MIT Energy tablets.
    MIT Power Bundle
    $119.99
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  • KetoretBio capsule variety pack with Maeng Da, Red Maeng Da and White Maeng Da, 150 capsules per bag.
    Capsule Variety Pack
    $59.99
  • KetoretBio powder variety pack with Maeng Da, Red Maeng Da and White Maeng Da, 250 grams per bag.
    Powder Variety Pack
    $79.99

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What does COA stand for?

COA stands for Certificate of Analysis. It is a laboratory document that reports information about a tested sample, including the tests performed and the reported results.

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Available laboratory documentation can be found on our Lab Testing & COAs page. Use the product or batch information, when available, to identify the applicable report.

What should I compare between a label and a report?

Compare the product name, sample or batch identification, report date and other identifying information shown on the label with the information listed in the laboratory report.