Numbz and Favor'd Alkz sit in the same category: 7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine) tablets sold to adults 21+. So the deciding question isn't which package looks stronger — it's whether you can open a batch-matched, third-party certificate of analysis for the exact tablet in your hand and read the tested milligram number yourself.
What Numbz sells, factually
As of August 2026, Numbz lists chewable flavored 7-OH tablets (flavors include Berry Burst, Grape Soda, Cherry Limeade, Kiwi Apple, and Mint), typically labeled 25–50 mg per tablet, alongside pressed tablets, gel capsules, and liquid extracts. Some Numbz SKUs blend 7-OH with mitragynine and "minor alkaloids" rather than a single isolate — which matters, because a blend means more than one number to verify on a lab report.
On testing, Numbz's own site states that third-party lab testing is conducted on every batch and that authentic packs carry a QR code or lot number linking to COA documentation. In our review of the site, we did not find a browsable public COA library or a statement naming an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab. That doesn't mean the paperwork doesn't exist — it means you should scan the code on your specific pack and read it before you buy again.
The one test that settles a same-category buy
A printed milligram figure is a claim, not a result. The verification standard we apply to any brand — ours included — is simple: a lot number on the pack, a COA matched to that exact lot, an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab named on the report, and 7-OH quantified in mg per tablet (not just "pass/fail"). If a product blends alkaloids, every listed active should have its own tested number. Our walkthrough on how to read a kratom COA shows exactly which fields to check.
Numbz vs. Favor'd Alkz: like-for-like
| Criterion | Favor'd Alkz | Numbz |
|---|---|---|
| Format | 7-OH tablets & powder | Chewables, pressed tablets, capsules, liquids |
| Per-tablet mg stated | Yes, lab-quantified | Yes, printed (25–50 mg typical) |
| Lot-matched COA openable before purchase | Yes, published per batch | Via pack QR/lot code; no public library found in our review |
| ISO/IEC 17025 lab named | Yes | Not stated on site in our review (Aug 2026) |
| Single isolate vs. blend clarity | Single-active, matched to paper | Both isolate and multi-alkaloid blends |
Every batch of our 7-OH tablets and powder links to a lot-matched, ISO/IEC 17025-accredited COA with 7-OH quantified in mg per tablet — published before you buy, not on request.
Sort out the legal footing before the flavor
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 track brand-by-brand fallout in 7-OH brands after the DEA notice.
FAQ
Is Numbz affiliated with Favor'd Alkz?
No. We have no affiliation with Numbz. This page compares publicly listed product information only.
Does Numbz publish lab results?
Numbz states every batch is third-party tested and that authentic packs link to COAs via QR/lot code. Check the code on your pack for the current document; verify the lot number matches.
What is 7-OH?
See 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. Numbz and all third-party brand names are the property of their respective owners; their use here implies no affiliation or endorsement.
