Quick definition first, because the shorthand gets confusing. "7-OH" (also written 7OH) is 7-hydroxymitragynine, a minor alkaloid associated with the kratom leaf. When people search for a "7oh bottle," they usually mean a sealed bottle of pressed 7-OH tablets with a set count printed on it. That count — 5, 20, 50, 100, and up — is the main thing you are choosing between.
The three ways 7-OH tablets are packaged
Across the 7-OH tablet lineup, formats fall into three buckets:
- Bottles (20ct & 25ct): A sealed bottle you can toss in a bag and reseal. This is the format that just restocked — Strawberry Kiwi and Raspberry Lychee, 20 tablets each. A good starting point if you want a real bottle rather than a strip.
- Multi-packs (5ct–50ct): Mid-size counts for people who already know what they like. Big League Chewy, for example, runs from a 5ct on up.
- Bulk counts (100ct and up): The largest sizes, where the per-tablet price lands lowest. Several products go to 100, 200, and 400 count, and Big League Chewy goes all the way to 500 count.
7-OH tablet count options at a glance
Here is how the 7oh tablets count ladder looks today, using real pricing from a single product (Big League Chewy) so the numbers are apples-to-apples:
- 5 ct — $40.50 ($8.10 per tablet)
- 10 ct — $67.50 ($6.75 per tablet)
- 20 ct — $121.50 ($6.08 per tablet)
- 50 ct — $288.00 ($5.76 per tablet)
- 100 ct — $555.00 ($5.55 per tablet)
- 200 ct — $1,050.00 ($5.25 per tablet)
- 500 ct — $2,333.00 ($4.67 per tablet)
The pattern is the one you would expect from almost any packaged good: the higher the count, the lower the price per tablet. Moving from the 5-pack to the 500-count drops the per-tablet cost by roughly 42%. That said, per-tablet price also depends on the specific formula and potency — a higher-count bottle of one product is not automatically better value than a lower-count bottle of another, because the tablets themselves differ. Compare within a product line, not across the whole shelf.
How to pick your count
Trying it for the first time? Start small. A 20ct 7OH bottle or a 5ct multi-pack lets you sample a flavor and the format without committing to a bulk count. The restocked Strawberry Kiwi and Raspberry Lychee bottles are built for exactly this.
Buying it regularly? A 50ct is often a comfortable middle — the per-tablet price has dropped meaningfully versus the small packs, but you are not laying out bulk-count money all at once.
Stocking up? The 100ct-and-up bulk sizes give the lowest per-tablet cost. Just make sure it is a product and flavor you already know you like before you buy a hundred (or more) of them.
Reading the label: count, flavor, and the COA
Our 7-OH tablets are third-party tested by an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited laboratory, with batch Certificates of Analysis (COAs) published where available. When you pick a 7oh bottle, check three things on the listing: the count (how many tablets), the flavor, and whether a batch COA is posted. Those three data points tell you what is actually in the bottle.
Storing your bottle
Treat a 7OH bottle like any pressed tablet product: keep it sealed, away from heat and direct sunlight, and out of reach of anyone under 21 and pets. The bottle format makes this easy — reseal after each use and store it somewhere cool and dry. With larger bulk counts, it is worth decanting a few days' worth into a smaller container so the main bottle stays sealed.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 7OH bottle?
It is a sealed bottle of pressed 7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine) tablets with a fixed count on the label. Our restocked bottles hold 20 tablets each.
What 7-OH tablet counts can I buy?
Counts across the lineup run from 5ct multi-packs and 20ct/25ct bottles up through 50, 100, 200, 400, and 500 count on select products. See the full range on the tablets collection or browse the full lineup.
Does a higher count mean a lower price?
Per tablet, yes — larger counts of the same product cost less per tablet. Compare within a single product line, since different formulas are priced differently.
Which bottles just restocked?
Strawberry Kiwi (20ct, $54.00) and Raspberry Lychee (20ct, $49.50). Both are live now while stock lasts.
Are the tablets lab tested?
Yes — tablets are third-party tested by an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab, with batch COAs published where available.
New to 7-OH entirely?
Read our 7-OH alternative guide for background before you choose a count.
This article is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical, health, or professional advice. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine) products are not approved by the FDA for any use. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Do not use if pregnant or nursing. Product availability, pricing, and counts are subject to change and stock. Prices referenced reflect favordalkz.com listings as of July 2026. For adults 21+ only.
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