Looking for 7OH Plus? A Lab-Verified 7OH Alternative
The search 7oh plus (also written "7ohplus" or "7OH+") tends to come from someone weighing more than one storefront before buying. Hold onto that instinct. And to set the frame honestly before going further: this page isn't a review of any specific vendor, and we make no claims about anyone else's catalog or testing. If a vendor is on your list, verify their current COAs directly on their site. The argument this page makes is simple: disclosed potency is the number that should drive every 7-OH purchase. The entire Favor'd Alkz catalog is below with its potency, pricing, and paperwork in the open, so you can hold us to that standard first.
TL;DR: A 7-OH price means nothing without a potency number next to it. Favor'd Alkz publishes COA-derived mg-per-gram on every powder — Saffron Soul 928 mg/g from $65 (1g), OG 7ohBlack 821 mg/g from $169 (3g), Amber Moon 612 mg/g from $145 (3g) — with every lot's certificate public at /pages/lab-results and per-mg cost printed on each page. Tablets start at $40.50. First order of $100+? Code WELCOME25 takes $25 off, and 7OHBLACK7 adds 7%.
What Sends Shoppers Hunting for "7OH Plus"?
Short, brandable names get typed into search bars constantly as buyers move between storefronts, and the 7-OH market rewards people who keep a comparison list. That's the whole story as far as this page is concerned. We're not going to tell you anything about any other vendor, partly because we can't verify it, and partly because you shouldn't take a competitor's word on that subject anyway. The evaluation method is what transfers. So the rest of this page is the method, applied to our own catalog in full view.
Why Does Potency Outrank Every Other Number?
Because every other number depends on it. Two jars at the same price can differ enormously in what they contain. Without a stated concentration you can't compute cost per milligram, and you can't compare products at all; you're buying a label, not a quantity. Powder makes the problem acute, since nothing about its appearance tells you its strength.
A vendor that states potency, ties it to a lab document, and lets the math be checked has given you everything you need. A vendor that only states a price has given you a price. Apply that dividing line everywhere, including here.
How Is Per-Gram Potency Verified at Favor'd Alkz?
Each powder lot goes to a laboratory. The certificate comes back with the lot identifier and the measured concentration, and it gets published at /pages/lab-results. The mg-per-gram figure on the product page is taken from that document, not from a target spec or a marketing estimate, and the per-mg cost shown on the page is computed from the same measured number. When the Saffron Soul listing says 928 mg/g, you can open the lot certificate and find where the figure came from before you buy. Run the identical trace on any storefront you're considering: listing number, certificate number, same or different?
What Do the Favor'd Alkz Powders Cost Per Gram?
The full live board (powder collection):
- Saffron Soul — 928 mg/g. 1g $65 · 3g $180 · 5g $285 · 10g $525 · 20g $950. At the 1g entry, $65 over 928 mg works out to about seven cents per mg, and the 20g tier brings that down further.
- OG 7ohBlack — 821 mg/g. 3g $169 · 5g $269 · 10g $495 · 20g $899.
- Amber Moon — 612 mg/g. 3g $145 · 5g $229 · 10g $415 · 20g $749.
- White Velvet — 715 mg/g of mitragynine (not 7-OH; disclosed the same way). 10g $121 · 20g $215.
For volume buyers, 100g jars: White Velvet $999 · Amber Moon $3,050 · OG 7ohBlack $3,650 · Saffron Soul $3,850. Same lot-matched documentation at every size.
Do Tablets Get the Same Transparency?
Yes. Strength lives in the product name where the format allows it, and lot certificates cover the line. From the tablet collection: the 30mg trio (Mango, Blue Raspberry, Strawberry) runs $75 at 25ct up to $800–$840 at 400ct; Blue Raspberry 80mg spans $62 (10ct) to $975 (200ct); Citrus Mint 777 and Passion Fruit MGM-15 both open at $54 for 25ct; Strawberry Watermelon is $95 for 50ct up to $630 for 400ct; and Big League Chewy's starts the whole store at $40.50 for a 5ct, scaling to $2,333 at 500ct. Per-mg cost is printed on each page, same as the powders.
What Should You Check Before Buying From Any 7-OH Vendor?
The five-point version of the framework from our pillar guide on choosing a 7OH alternative:
- Potency disclosed — mg per gram or per tablet, stated on the listing.
- COA published pre-purchase — from a named lab, with a lot identifier.
- Lot matched — the certificate covers what's being sold now, not a document frozen in time.
- Per-mg price computable — from disclosed numbers alone, no support ticket required.
- Compliance friction present — 21+ age verification and state-law screening at checkout mean a vendor is operating carefully, not putting up obstacles. Our guide to buying 7OH online walks through what that looks like from cart to doorstep.
A storefront that clears all five has earned a spot on your list. One that doesn't has left its central claims unverified.
How Do Discounts Change the Math?
They lower per-mg cost without changing the disclosure picture; a discount on an undisclosed product is still a mystery, just cheaper. On a disclosed catalog the effect is real. Take $25 off a first order of $100+ (code WELCOME25), stack an extra 7% (code 7OHBLACK7), and the per-mg figure on anything in the store drops accordingly. Compute the number after discounts and compare that final figure across vendors. That's the honest bottom line.
See the disclosed catalog for yourself. Start with powder or tablets, open the certificates at /pages/lab-results, and use codes WELCOME25 ($25 off first order $100+) and 7OHBLACK7 (extra 7%) at checkout.
This article is for informational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Products are intended for adults 21 years of age or older. Check your state and local laws before purchasing.



