Kama Kratom presses 7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine) chewable tablets — the same category Favor'd Alkz operates in. When the format matches, the buying question isn't the brand name or the flavor list. It's whether you can pull a batch-matched, third-party certificate of analysis for the exact lot you're holding and read the tested number yourself.
What Kama sells, factually
As of August 2026, retail listings show Kama chewable 7-OH tablets at roughly 20 mg per tablet (commonly 4-count / 80 mg packs) in flavors like Natural, Grape, Cherry, and Mint. Kama also lists a separate combination line pairing 7-OH with mitragynine pseudoindoxyl ("7-OH + Pseudo"). Kama products are distributed widely through third-party kratom retailers and wholesale distributors rather than one central storefront.
Retailer listings for Kama describe third-party lab testing. In the listings we reviewed, we did not find lot-matched COAs linked next to the products. That's not an accusation — it's the gap you should close yourself: ask the retailer or the brand for the COA matching the lot number printed on your pack before you rely on the printed milligrams.
One number per active, matched to paper
A blend raises the verification bar. A "7-OH + Pseudo" tablet has two actives, which means a proper COA should quantify both — each in mg per tablet, from an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab, tied to your lot number. "Lab tested" as a phrase, with no openable document, verifies nothing. Our guide to reading a kratom COA covers the fields that matter: lab accreditation, lot match, quantification method, and the actual mg result.
Kama vs. Favor'd Alkz: like-for-like
| Criterion | Favor'd Alkz | Kama |
|---|---|---|
| Format | 7-OH tablets & powder | Chewable 7-OH tablets; 7-OH + Pseudo blends |
| Per-tablet mg stated | Yes, lab-quantified | Yes, printed (~20 mg typical) |
| Lot-matched COA openable before purchase | Yes, published per batch | Not linked on listings we reviewed (Aug 2026) |
| ISO/IEC 17025 lab named | Yes | Not stated on listings we reviewed |
| Single isolate vs. blend clarity | Single-active, matched to paper | Both isolate and blend lines |
Every Favor'd Alkz batch — tablets and powder alike — ships with a published, lot-matched, ISO/IEC 17025-accredited COA quantifying 7-OH in mg per tablet. Current pricing and bundles are on our deals page.
Know the regulatory picture before you compare brands
The DEA published two Notices of Intent in the Federal Register on July 6, 2026, to temporarily schedule 7-OH above trace thresholds (0.05% concentration / 1 mg per article). A scheduling order has not been issued as of August 11, 2026. We're tracking how brands respond in 7-OH brands after the DEA notice.
FAQ
Is Kama Kratom affiliated with Favor'd Alkz?
No. We have no affiliation with Kama. This page compares publicly listed product information only.
Does Kama publish COAs?
Retailer listings describe lab testing; we did not find lot-matched COAs linked on the listings we reviewed as of August 2026. Ask for the COA matching your pack's lot number.
What's the difference between 7-OH and Pseudo?
They're different alkaloids; each should be separately quantified on a COA. Background in our complete 7-OH guide.
Disclaimers
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. Information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. You must be 21 or older to purchase, where legal. Kama and all third-party brand names are the property of their respective owners; their use here implies no affiliation or endorsement.
