Miracle Kratom Brand Review [2023 Update]

Miracle Kratom is one of many kratom brands to have popped up on the U.S. market over the past decade. This boutique botanical company specializes in kratom powder and has a range that seeks to impress the connoisseur. But does Miracle Kratom strike out or hit a home run?

Let’s discuss that question in this vendor review. I want to guide you through Miracle Kratom’s history, mission, products, reputation, authority, and other crucial factors. After reading this analysis, you will have no doubt whether they are the brand for you or one to avoid.

I will begin with an introduction to Miracle Kratom. 

Miracle Kratom has brick-and-mortar stores in Ohio (Cleveland and Columbus) and a shop in Bellevue, Kentucky. The company was established in 2016 with its Columbus store and online shop before opening stores in Bellevue and Cleveland from 2019 onwards. 

The Terms & Conditions page states that the vendor trades as Miracle Kratom, LLC. According to Open Corporates, the business is owned by Christian DeVere. 

Miracle Kratom self-describes as a “boutique store” and the first of its kind. They note that head shops and smoke shops did not have the variety or quantity that kratom enthusiasts wanted, so they set about filling that gap in the market.

A blog post from 2020 on their website shows the company’s commitment to the kratom community. Miracle donated $750 to the American Kratom Association (AKA), matching the $375 of customer donations. I am pleased to see the vendor fighting to keep kratom legal.

Unlike many stores, Miracle’s entire online collection is made up of kratom powder products. No enhanced extracts, edibles, or tinctures here. You won’t even find kratom capsules. But what the brand lacks in product types they make up for in powder variety, with over 30 strains available. Let’s dig deeper into Miracle’s kratom powder range. Any prices mentioned were correct at the time of writing (July 2023).

Miracle Kratom’s online store features an eclectic variety of kratom powder strains. The collection includes yellow, green, red, and white vein kratoms and a couple of blended vein powders. Miracle clearly wants to ensure no kratom users are left behind!

There is minimal information regarding the effects of different strains. But they have uploaded photos of the various powders while letting customers know which products they can purchase in their brick-and-mortar shops.

The ingredients list simply states Mitragyna speciosa. And I am confident that Miracle Kratom does not use additives, enhancers, extenders, or fillers. Everything about this brand suggests an intent to provide people with a pure and authentic kratom experience.

The vendor prices kratom powder kilos at $160. However, you can also buy in smaller quantities. For instance, a 1-ounce bag of kratom powder will only set you back $8. And Miracle does not charge extra for blended strains like Black Jack.

Indeed, the Black Jack kratom powder caught my eye, as I have not seen it anywhere else. This remarkable blended powder is a combination of 21 strains. Yes, 21! Well, at least that explains the name. It is exclusive to Miracle Kratom and renowned for its rich alkaloid content.

According to the FAQ page on their website, this brand packages kratom powder in FDA-approved, moisture-resistant, airtight, light-blocking resealable pouches. Such high-quality packaging is essential for maintaining freshness, potency, and purity.

Strains: Bentuangie, Black Jack, Gold Kratom, Green Bali, Green Hulu Kapuas, Green Thai, Red Borneo, Red Dragon, Red Maeng Da, Super Green Malay, White Elephant, White Jong Kong, Yellow Vietnam, and more!

Bag Sizes: 1 ounce, 2 ounces, 4 ounces, 8 ounces, 16 ounces, 36 ounces (1 kilogram) 

Miracle Kratom has operated in the online and physical world for the best part of seven years. So, we are evidently dealing with a genuine kratom business. But answering the question of legitimacy also means assessing the vendor’s kratom quality.

The ‘Why Us?’ page on Miracle Kratom’s website mentions only using “lab-tested kratom from the same vendor.” The company also talks about having a “direct and personal relationship” with said vendor. They sure are saying the right things.

However, Miracle Kratom does not currently publish lab results (aka certificates of analysis (COAs)) online. I would hope these COAs are provided to customers or available when asked. If not, we are left to take the company’s word on quality.

As of July 2023, Miracle Kratom is not accredited by the American Kratom Association (AKA). The organization has a list of GMP-qualified vendors that have shown excellent manufacturing standards under independent audit.

The absence of AKA certification is not a massive blow for Miracle Kratom - there are several first-class vendors without it. But becoming GMP-qualified would boost the brand's credibility.

Miracle Kratom has a disappointing return policy, stating that “all sales are final.” They might offer store credit or an exchange in “certain circumstances,” but do not divulge what those may be. And you must contact them within seven days of receiving your product to be eligible.

Having years of experience and a trio of brick-and-mortar shops is proof that Miracle Kratom is serious about Mitragyna speciosa. However, the company is not the most transparent I have seen. Posting COAs online would go a long way to improving in that area.

Product reviews on Miracle Kratom’s website are few and far between. Reddit users did not have much to say about them, either. Perhaps this vendor has gone under the radar somewhat - at least in the online kratom scene. Anyway, let me show you what I found.

In March 2022, Redditor u/IndicaGDP352 asked if anybody had information about Miracle Kratom on the r/Vendorsofkratom subreddit. In later comments, they noted that the Black Jack was “very good” and that Miracle threw in some free samples with their order.

In a 2022 post on r/Columbus, Miracle Kratom received a recommendation from u/sweatshopegg. The Redditor was referring to the vendor’s Columbus store, commenting, “Helpful staff who knows their product and can help you figure out what strain would best fit your needs.”

Miracle Kratom’s three brick-and-mortar stores have all picked up hundreds of Google reviews. When I checked, the ratings were as follows:

• Bellevue: 5.0/5 from 208 reviews
• Cleveland: 5.0/5 from 153 reviews
• Columbus: 4.9/5 from 797 reviews

These are incredible statistics! And they do plenty to assuage doubts about the brand.

Miracle Kratom charges $160 for one kilogram of kratom powder, regardless of the strain. That is expensive for a brand without AKA certification and published third-party COAs. And as of July 2023, all orders come with a $13 shipping cost.

The website’s FAQ page has a section on volume purchasing and discounts. It sounds like Miracle gives special deals if you purchase multiple kilos in one hit. Ergo, the more you enjoy this company’s kratom, the better value for money you will find them.

But even then, I think there are better-priced brands than Miracle Kratom. However, the vendor has acquired a solid reputation, with customers praising both products and customer service.

So, if you are curious about Miracle’s kratom, you could start with some small pouches, such as 1 ounce ($8) or 2 ounces ($15). Then you can try multiple strains without spending a fortune.

Miracle Kratom is a well-established vendor with a physical presence in Ohio and Kentucky. This boutique company is super popular with customers, even if their prices are higher than those of many brands.

Miracle Kratom’s online store will leave you wanting if you don’t like kratom powder. And the skeptical will be hesitant about the lack of published COAs. But I don’t think there is much doubt that Miracle is a legit vendor selling authentic kratom powder.