Harvest Kratom Brand Review [2023 Update]

I am always intrigued when new kratom vendors enter the market. The industry is crying out for premium brands with high-quality kratom products. Harvest Kratom is one such company finding its feet in the U.S. kratom scene. Let’s see how they are doing in this vendor review.

Harvest Kratom is already renowned for its low prices, which have stoked excitement and skepticism in equal measures. So, I want to determine where they have come from, if you can trust them, and how their products have gone down with customers.

We have much to discuss! Let’s jump in with a general brand overview before digging into the details.

Harvest Kratom is a relatively new kratom vendor based in Tampa, Florida. Judging by the contact address on their website, Harvest Kratom is owned by a company called JF Ventures LLC. I note this is a common business structure in the U.S. kratom market.

First impressions matter, and Harvest Kratom is crystal clear about its intentions and the state of the industry. The vendor pours scorn on the proliferation of low-quality companies and brings attention to the dangers they pose. Harvest’s About Us page is quite a read!

The company’s mission is to deliver safe and quality kratom products to customers at much lower prices than their competitors. I would typically refer to that as a pipedream, but Harvest Kratom’s cGMP-approved facilities are evidence this vendor is the real deal.

The company sources kratom from the “same family-run farm in Indonesia.” Partnering with a reputable farm in the world’s leading kratom exporter is a savvy move, and Harvest says this is why every order is consistent and fresh.

Furthermore, Harvest explains that its kratom leaves are dried indoors, hence why the brand’s kratom has a greener appearance. They argue that indoor drying preserves kratom’s active alkaloids by protecting them from direct sunlight.

Harvest Kratom offers multiple ways to experience the Mitragyna speciosa herb. Kratom powder, capsules, shots, and gummies are all available at rock-bottom prices. Let's analyze each product type and pick out the pros and cons.

Note: Prices mentioned in this article were accurate at the time of writing (July 2023).

Harvest Kratom’s powder products are perhaps their biggest draw. They have many green, red, and white vein strains for sale at the stunningly low price of $60 per kilo. In that context, a 250-gram bag for $25 seems expensive - but that would be good value at most stores!

The vendor makes the powder using alkaloid-rich, indoor-dried kratom leaves. Harvest finely grinds and triple-sifts the powder to give it a “light, soft, and fluffy consistency.” I cannot deny the marketing is spot on and everything a kratom connoisseur wants to hear.

Notably, Harvest Kratom packages the powder in 250-gram bags, even if you purchase a large quantity. For instance, 1 kilo of powder comes in four 250-gram packs. This outside-the-box thinking will keep your order fresher for longer.

Strains: Green Borneo, Green Maeng Da, Green Malaysian, Green Raiu, Red Bali, Red Borneo, Red Maeng Da, Trainwreck, White Bali, and White Maeng Da

Bag Sizes: 250 grams, 500 grams (2 x 250g bags), 750 grams (3 x 250g bags), 1 kilogram (4 x 250g bags)

Harvest Kratom also stocks various kratom powder bundles. You can purchase a 5-kilogram bundle for $275 ($55 per kilo) or a 10-kilogram bundle for $500 ($50 per kilo). They also sell four-way split kilos ($60) as well as 500-gram and 750-gram variety packs. 

Harvest makes the same strains available in kratom capsule form while staying true to the theme of low prices. Inevitably, capsules cost a bit more than powder, but the vendor still markets a 1000-capsule bag (800 grams of kratom powder) at a mere $80.

Why choose kratom capsules? If you aren’t fussed about brewing kratom tea or getting creative with powder, capsules are an obvious choice. They remove the flavor from the equation, dosages are easy to calculate, and you can effortlessly enjoy them wherever you are.

Each 000-size gelatin capsule contains 800mg (0.8 grams) of Harvest’s alkaloid-laden, triple-sifted powder. You won’t need so many of these supersize capsules to get your kratom dose, but some people may find these bulky, hard-shell caps difficult to swallow.

Strains: Green Borneo, Green Maeng Da, Green Malaysian, Green Raiu, Red Bali, Red Borneo, Red Maeng Da, Trainwreck, White Bali, and White Maeng Da

Bag Sizes: 240 capsules, 480 capsules, 720 capsules, 1000 capsules

Harvest is capitalizing on the liquid kratom craze with a selection of Kratom Extract Shots. These 15ml bottles are filled with 65% mitragynine base extract, which is made using “special extraction and blending techniques.” Unfortunately, we don’t learn what these are.

The vendor’s Kratom Shots are available in two potencies (60 and 120mg of mitragynine) and two fruity flavors (Blueberry and Sour Cherry). These smooth and tasty liquid extracts provide rapid-acting and long-lasting effects and allow for ultra-convenient consumption.

The discreet and compact 15ml bottles are ideal if you like taking kratom while traveling. You could drink the liquid directly or mix it with a chosen beverage.

Harvest’s Kratom Extract Shots are sold individually and in cases of 18 bottles.

Delicious, discreet, and hassle-free kratom gummies are an excellent way of getting your hit. Relative to other kratom products, edibles are expensive. But when factoring in Harvest’s low prices, you can still score a deal on these sugary, kratom-infused sweets.

Each vegan-friendly 3.5-gram gummy contains 15mg of mitragynine and less than 0.03% 7-hydroxymitragynine. Harvest recommends taking two gummies per serving. These kratom-infused edibles also consist of pectin, glucose, sucrose, and natural fruity flavorings.

Harvest’s Kratom Extract Gummies are sold in 10 and 30-count bags. That equates to five and 15 servings per bag, with 150 and 450mg of mitragynine in total. Choose from five flavors.

Flavors: Cherry Lime, Fruit Mix, Orange, Peach, Raspberry, Tropical

Given Harvest Kratom's thoughts on the industry, one would like to think the retailer is perfectly legit! Let's see how they stand up to scrutiny.

Despite being new to the scene, Harvest Kratom is already on the American Kratom Association's (AKA) list of GMP-qualified vendors. This says plenty about Harvest's ambitions and commitment to getting things right.

This independent verification that the company's manufacturing facilities operate to GMP standards is vital to building consumer confidence. And it goes some way to proving that a vendor is legit.

Harvest Kratom is also keen on third-party testing. You can access certificates of analysis (COAs) for products upon request or by scanning the QR code on your packaging. The only drawback is that the COAs aren't automatically available online.

Harvest Kratom has an underwhelming Refund and Returns Policy. While you can return products within 30 days of purchase, they must be “unused and in the same condition that you received it.” In other words, you cannot get a refund on an opened product.

The Harvest Kratom website has a small number of customer reviews. But these aren’t third-party verified, so I suggest taking them with a pinch of salt. However, I learned plenty about the brand’s reputation on the kratom communities of Reddit.

In early 2023, u/helloalone123 asked if anyone on the r/Vendorsofkratom subreddit had tried Harvest’s free samples. Opinions were mixed, with u/bigtnuts47 likening their kratom powder to “brick dust.” However, u/Don–Piano said, “Their Red Maeng Da is decent for sure.”

Sadly, u/H8ff0000 had several problems with Harvest Kratom. They described the kratom powder’s flavor as “disgusting” and claimed to have been sent the wrong items. But I give the vendor credit for publicly and politely responding to the OP’s concerns with their Reddit account.

Finally, another Redditor on r/Vendorsofkratom thanked Harvest for sending them free samples. “The quality was there and it felt quite good,” was their comment on the Trainwreck strain.

Harvest Kratom offers astonishing value. A mere $60 for 1 kilogram of kratom powder is pretty much unheard of, never mind for an AKA-accredited and third-party tested vendor. In fact, all of Harvest's products are competitively priced.

I am not surprised that certain people think something doesn't add up. But I found nothing to suggest that the vendor isn't genuine beyond a few scathing Reddit reviews - and no company is immune to those.

At these prices, Harvest Kratom's products would be worth the money even if the potency was a little down. And they don't even sting you with high shipping costs. Indeed, they have some free options available.

The poor refund policy is the only catch. But given the super-low prices, you might not mind taking a risk. And you can always get a feel and flavor for Harvest's kratom with some free samples.

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Reviewing Harvest Kratom was a bizarre experience. I was waiting to uncover a fatal flaw but never did. It appears this AKA-certified, lab-tested vendor really is selling quality kratom at bargain-basement prices. Not everyone has a positive experience, so batches could be inconsistent. However, I sensed that Harvest Kratom has more happy customers than angry ones.