Red Borneo Kratom powder

500g format

The 500g format of Borneo Red Kratom powder is intended for advanced botanical projects that require a large and consistent volume of the same batch, ideal for prolonged work, extensive thematic archives and comparative studies that require stability throughout multiple technical phases. It is ideal for prolonged work, extensive thematic archives and comparative studies that need stability throughout multiple technical phases. Sourced from Southeast Asia, this plant powder is characterized by its fine grind, stable reddish color and visual uniformity, qualities that facilitate accurate records and repeated comparisons.

Botanical application

500g is suitable for: - prolonged multi-stage studies, - complex comparative analyses, - repeated technical documentation, - advanced botanical catalogs, - long-term educational and ethnographic archives. This format makes it possible to maintain absolute consistency throughout the project without resorting to several batches.

Characteristics of the 500g format

- Ample quantity for advanced studies - Fine texture and stable color - Ideal for professional documentation - Allows for multiple cycles of analysis - Southeast Asian origin

Use within botanical archives

The 500g volume makes it easy to develop extensive records, create in-depth comparisons and structure multi-level thematic catalogs. It is an intermediate-professional option before moving to the full archive format.

Important information

This product is not intended for human consumption, medical or food use. It is for documentary and botanical use only.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

For which projects is the 500g format recommended?
For advanced botanical archives, prolonged studies and repeated documentation.What makes it different from 300g?
500g allows for greater continuity and more analysis cycles without changing batches.Is it suitable for professional use?
Yes, it is an ideal format for institutions, educational projects and technical analysis.How to store it correctly?
In a cool, dry place, protected from light to maintain visual stability.