Frequently Asked Questions

Mitragyna
speciosa, a tropical evergreen tree native to
Southeast Asia, belongs to the coffee family,
Rubiaceae. It is often ground to be used as a stimulant
and discomfort relief in its native regions.
Mitragynine, one of the primary active
alkaloids in mitragyna speciosa, is known for its potential
mood-enhancing and discomfort reducing
properties. It interacts with opioid receptors,
which may explain why it shares some of the
effects associated with opioid-like substances.

One of the main alkaloids found in kratom
is mitragynine. Mitragynine is considered
the primary psychoactive alkaloid in kratom
and is responsible for its opioid-like effects.
It interacts with the opioid receptors in the
brain, particularly the mu-opioid receptor,
leading to mood enhancement and relief for
discomfort. Kratom contains several other
alkaloids, such as 7-hydroxymitragynine,
paynantheine, speciociliatine, and others,
but mitragynine is the most well-studied.

Botanical products like Rize are
gaining attention for their perceived benefits,
including reports from some that it assists in
boosting energy, helps to alleviate discomfort
associated with opioid withdrawal symptoms,
and offers assistance with occasional
general discomfort.

Similar to strains with cannabis, mitragyna speciosa
has veins and differing amounts of alkaloids
that have subtle variations in their effects.
Rize took it many steps further and isolated
the specific alkaloids that produce varied
effects to give them pronounced results
like no other on the market!

Our products, including strain specific tablets,
are carefully crafted from potent alkaloids
extracted from Mitragyna Speciosa using
high-quality food-grade solvents and
pressure. We select premium leaf material,
cure it, ferment it and specifically extract it
in forms that isolate alkaloids, resulting in
unique experiences for each user. What
separates Rize from other products
is that they have been formulated to only
use the parts of the kratom plant that give
the best benefits and discard parts that
can produce unwanted side effects.

Alkaloids are currently legal in every state except
Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Rhode Island,
Vermont, and Wisconsin. Before making a
purchase or consuming any product,
consumers should consult their state and
local laws.

There have been reported risk of addiction or
abuse, and potential for harmful interactions
with other drugs, medications, and alcohol. Formulations have been designed to lessen
the plant components that could potentially
cause negative side effects, aiming for a
more favorable user experience. However, it’s
important to consult a healthcare provider for
personalized advice if considering the use of
alkaloids while on any prescribed medications.