Two different questions. Two separate comparisons.
Price per gram compares leaf material. Price per milligram of mitragynine compares one reported constituent. Neither result establishes equivalent effects, safety, quality, legal status or a recommended amount. Leaf and extracts are not interchangeable.
Use the same currency and price basis, including any tax, shipping or discount consistently. No prices or laboratory values are prefilled. The entries are processed in your browser and are not submitted or saved by this tool.
For Happy Panda and Big Bag capsules, the stated fill is 0.375 g of ground leaf per capsule. Some package labels round the total net weight. Choose the count-times-fill basis used here and identify it consistently; do not include shell weight. Convert ounces to grams only from an identified mass unit—avoid confusing fluid ounces with weight.
Compare price per gram
Compare powder and leaf-filled capsules by the mass of ground leaf, excluding capsule shells. Extract tablets are excluded from this tool.
Compare price per measured mg of mitragynine
Use the named mitragynine result for the matching batch and finished material. Do not enter total alkaloids, extract weight, an alkaloid-fraction percentage or a label-only claim.
Check the formulas and the source.
- Leaf powder: price ÷ net leaf grams.
- Leaf capsules: price ÷ (capsule count × leaf grams per capsule).
- Measured leaf mitragynine: package leaf grams × mitragynine mg/g. A whole-material result of 1% w/w equals 10 mg/g.
- Measured tablet mitragynine: tablet count × measured mg per tablet.
- Price per measured mg: price ÷ the calculated package mitragynine amount.
Read how to match and interpret a COA. The measured-content tool requires a batch/report reference and your confirmation. That confirmation is not an independent verification service. A marketing claim, unknown batch, ND value or result expressed only as a percentage of total alkaloids is not a supported measured input here. Our product-label statements are not substituted for missing laboratory records.
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