The panel question, answered group by group — because each group answers a different risk.
The short answer
The lab panel has three groups. First, the active compound measurement: the 7-hydroxymitragynine content, measured against the labeled amount (50mg or 100mg per unit). Second, the contaminant screens: the standard safety panel for a plant-derived product — the heavy-metal and microorganism categories a buyer should expect in any credible report. Third, the related-compound screens: the kratom alkaloid analogs, which since the DEA’s August 26, 2026 action on mitragynine pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, and MGM-16 (temporary Schedule I) are a first-tier part of the standard. The reading guide is the COA guide, and the regulatory background is the DEA 2026 update.
How the buyer uses the panel
The buyer does not re-do the lab — the batch check is a five-minute confirmation that the report exists for the pack’s batch, that the number matches exactly, and that the three groups are present with the screens clean. That confirmation is the habit, and it scales: the bulk buying post applies it per pouch, and the shelf life post pairs it with the date guidance on the same label. The heavy-metal question deserves its own row in the buyer’s mind — the specific answer is in the FAQ below — and the related-compound group is the one that separates a 2026 panel from a pre-2026 one: the analogs were substitutes that circulated after the state restrictions began, and their scheduling is why a current report should name them by screen. The alkaloid family map is the chemistry reference for the group, the evaluation framework is where panel presence becomes a buying criterion, and the FAQ center carries the rest of the lab questions.
Related reading
- Platinum 100mg — full panel per batch
- Black Edition 50mg — full panel per batch
- Reading the panel line by line
- The actions behind the related-compound screens
- Back to the full FAQ hub — all 50 answers
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