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How Hemp Is Used In Other Industries

October 15, 2019 by Phyto

Here at Phytoextractum, we’re super excited about the things that we are able to offer to our customers. We love hearing about how our products have made your lives better, but that’s not all that we want our site to be about. We also love being able to share more knowledge that can help you to become more informed about the industry at large.

While we love the power that CBD has and how accepted it has become, we also think it’s worth mentioning that the hemp plant is good for more than just making CBD oil! In fact, there’s a whole separate industry worth covering.

Join us as we explore this whole new world!

Hemp and Marijuana: Cousins, Not Sisters!

The first thing that we want to mention is that hemp and marijuana are actually two different types of cannabis plants! While the words are often used to replace one another, it would be more correct to point out that they are not the same thing. Both are cannabis plants, but they have their own unique properties.

The looks and chemical compounds found in both of these plants are different. Because of this, the two plants are used in very different ways! While the bushy marijuana plant is often short and stout, the skinny hemp plant has different uses because it is tall.

How They Relate To CBD

Both hemp and marijuana are types of cannabis plants, and all cannabis plants contain cannabinoids such as CBD and THC. While marijuana has high THC levels and thus makes you high, hemp tends to have lower levels of THC and higher levels of CBD. For that reason, hemp is frequently used to create CBD products!

Hemp is legal to grow in the US as long as it has a THC content of less than 0.3%. Anything more than this and it is possible that the plant would get you high, so the government regulates the hemp industry at this number.

Hemp: More Than Just CBD!

While hemp is often used to create CBD products, the plant is a very powerful part of the agricultural community for other reasons as well. Our focus today is not on CBD products but on the other ways that hemp is being used in manufacturing, agriculture, and other industries in today’s world.

Past Uses of Hemp

Hemp was a very popular crop until it was banned in the United States. In fact, the history of hemp dates back for thousands of years in some areas of the world! There are many famous documents that were made from hemp paper, and even famous clothing that we read about in textbooks may have been made from hemp.

There were a lot of ways that the hemp plant was used throughout time. It was used to create:

  • • Shoes
  • • Ropes
  • • Paper
  • • Clothes
  • • Sails
  • • As food

Today, hemp is still used in some of these products, but we tend to see it in some different ways. Hemp was banned as a farm crop from 1957 to 2007. The Farm Bill now allows for hemp to be farmed in regulated ways, so it is seeing more usage in various industries again.

Dietary Products

Hemp is often used as a dietary product. Hemp oils and seeds are both good for adding flavor, protein, and fatty acids to any meal. Some people mix these ingredients into smoothies while others simply snack on the seeds directly when they want a healthy snack.

It’s possible to find hemp flour as well. Hemp seeds can be ground into a flour, and then the flour is used in the same way that wheat flour would be used. Since hemp is so high in amino acids, it is often considered to be a healthier alternative to wheat flour.

Keep Things Building!

Hemp-base construction materials are also becoming more popular due to how fiscally and environmentally friendly they are. France uses a type of concrete known as hempcrete to work on their roads, buildings, and sidewalks. The material is lightweight, making it a very easy product to use.

The fibers in the hemp plant are very strong, so they are often repurposed into various types of construction materials and equipment. Their strength lends itself to this type of product very well.

Hemp For Your Pets!

While CBD oil made from hemp may be given to pets in the proper amounts, that’s not the only way that hemp might be doing something special for your doggie! There are a lot of dog foods that include either hemp seed or hemp seed oil because of the high amounts of amino acids and protein in them. These products help to improve your pet’s skin and coat health as well as their digestion.

Clothing Galore!

Much as was done in the old days, hemp fiber is often used as a way to make clothes, shoes, and textiles. As the material made from hemp is very soft, it’s a great alternative to cotton. Hemp can also be grown in more eco-friendly ways than the fickle cotton plant, so this alternative is a great thing for the world around us.

We expect many clothing companies to switch to hemp fiber rather than cotton in the future as an affordable and eco-friendly choice.

Tie It Up; Write It Down

Historically, hemp was most frequently used to create paper and ropes. The types of fibers in the hemp plant just makes sense for these uses, and that is why there is still rope and paper being made from hemp today!

Hemp paper is much more eco-friendly than paper made from tree pulp, so it is possible that we will see more paper products being made from hemp in the future as well.

Have You Heard Of Hemp Plastics?

One of the coolest things that we’ve ever heard that can be made of hemp fibers is plastic! Things like CD cases and pencil boxes can be made from biodegradable hemp-based plastics. This type of experimental product that can safely biodegrade is going to be a great option as we move towards an eco-friendly future.

Filed Under: CBD Tagged With: cannabidiol, cannabinoids, cannabis, CBD, fiber, food, hemp, hempcrete, industrial hemp, plastic

AKA: The American Kratom Association And Why It Matters

October 8, 2019 by Phyto

When you enter the world of Kratom, you’re entering a large and diverse community. There are people from all walks of life and all backgrounds that enjoy using Kratom, and that’s not going to change anytime soon!

Still, the position of Kratom in America is not yet solidified. While there are millions of people that use Kratom regularly, the misconception that Kratom is a dangerous substance still exists in many areas. That rumor has led to a number of media blitzes about the danger of the substance. How can these rumors be put to rest?

Like CBD which was once viewed as dangerous, Kratom needs a champion to lead the way to full legal protection. And that champion is going to be the American Kratom Association.

AKA: American Kratom Association

The American Kratom Association, also known as AKA, is an advocacy group that is working tirelessly to cement the legal and protected status of Kratom in America. From working on grassroots movements to working with state-level politicians to pass protection acts for Kratom users in each state, AKA is doing a lot of work to ensure that Kratom can be used in the USA.

The active leadership that AKA has committed to in the community is essential! They strive to make using Kratom a safe and legal activity in America, and they’ve done amazing work doing just that. Since their work began, they have revolutionized the way that the Kratom industry operates.

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The Goals of AKA

According to AKA’s advocacy efforts sheet, their goal is to: “make natural kratom safe and to keep it available for millions of Americans who use it for health and wellness; manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers whose livelihoods depend on a safe and robust market; and for scientific and research communities that are actively exploring its potential.”

Basically, the American Kratom Association wants to ensure that the government is going to continue to allow the sales of safe Kratom while simultaneously holding manufacturers accountable for the products that they are putting into consumer’s hands.

AKA’s Activities

How can the American Kratom Association make these things happen? The organization works with manufacturers, consumers, media, and government politicians to help ensure that the Kratom industry becomes a fair and safe place for consumers and manufacturers alike.

Specifically, AKA works in these areas:

  • • Helps vendor members learn to promote safety properly
  • • Engages with the US government to protect the safety and availability of Kratom
  • • Keeps an eye on all FDA, NIDA, and DEA policies that might incorrectly characterize the status and nature of Kratom
  • • Engages with the media and scientific community to promote accurate and thorough research about Kratom
  • • Shares all gained knowledge with the public
  • • Sponsors the Good Manufacturing Practices Standards Program to help vendors only sell high-quality and well-tested products to Kratom consumers in America
  • • Connects with the FDA about the need to set up a regulatory system for Kratom

As you can see from the list, the American Kratom Association is very active! Not only does their list of desired actions look good on paper, but their list of positive outcome events does, too! AKA has successfully set up its GMP program and also helped a number of policies be passed in states around the country to solidify Kratom’s legal status.

More About The GMP Program

We feel that AKA’s Good Manufacturing Practices Standards Program is one of the most exciting things that they have achieved. While some organizations might not want to report their testing results or to keep up with high-quality testing requirements, we believe that it is important to keep our consumers’ safety in mind while we sell our products.

The GMP program by the American Kratom Association is a set of standards and guidelines for Kratom vendors and manufacturers to be sure that they follow. These expectations help to ensure that all Kratom sold to consumers is safe. 

The GMP program is a voluntary program, but all reputable vendors of Kratom should have no issue joining up with this program. We find that the honesty of a company willing to join and show their test results is a great thing for consumers who need to be able to see this kind of transparency.

Why We Need AKA

Some people might not see the need for an organization like the American Kratom Association. After all, isn’t it up to the FDA and the government to determine what is and what is not safe?

While we agree that government organizations should play a role in deciding what is and what is not safe to use, we know that Kratom has a solid background. Unfortunately, several biased studies and dishonest media reports have tarnished Kratom’s image. Mistakenly linked to the opioid crisis, Kratom is at risk.

But Kratom itself is not an opioid, nor does it carry any of the risks of opioids! Kratom does partially bind to receptors in the body, but it works in very different ways than opioids do and thus should not be linked to the crisis.

Unfortunately, there are some organizations determined to continue to blame Kratom for things that are not true when Kratom is used and made correctly. An organization like AKA, then, is needed to ensure that Kratom consumers will able to continue safely and legally using Kratom.

Vendors Need AKA, Too

We get very frustrated when we see vendors out there that are selling unreliable or mislabeled products to the customers. Without complete regulation in all areas, however, there is nothing stopping vendors from being dishonest in their sales tactics.

For that reason, we believe that AKA is beneficial to vendors like us as well. Honest vendors should have no problem subscribing to what AKA is trying to do, and we believe that you should only shop from vendors that are going to put your safety first.

As you shop around for your next Kratom purchase, find out if the vendors that you are buying from are part of the GMP program. If they are not, you may want to reconsider where you are going to buy from unless you have some other proof of their safety practices.

Filed Under: Kratom Tagged With: action alert, advocacy, AKA, american kratom association, bills, kratom, Kratom Consumer Protection Act, laws, legislative session, legislature, mitragyna speciosa

Kratom Strains, Colors, and More: A Phyto Guide

September 24, 2019 by Phyto

So you’ve dipped your toes in the proverbial kratom pond. You’ve looked around; you’ve decided to give kratom a try. But you’re suddenly being bombarded with dozens of different varieties, names, and words that you don’t really understand.

Where do you go from here?

All that you need is a simple, straightforward guide to the strains and colors of kratom and what they should mean to you. We’ve got you covered! Today, we’re putting together that very guide so that all kratom users, new and experienced, can gain the most complete understanding of what they’re looking at when browsing kratom.

Why Are There Different Kratom Varieties?

Those new to kratom might be wondering how it is that one plant can come in different varieties when it reaches the market. The difference lies in the growth and methodology, not so much in the plant itself.

When kratom leaves are harvested, they then need to be dried, blended, and then packaged as they will be sold. Depending on where the tree grew and how the conditions were, the exact makeup of the plant will differ.

Then, the drying method will change the final chemical composition of the leaves. The final product depends completely on what type of process the leaf went through when it was grown to when it was dried after harvesting. All of the differences of kratom varieties come about during these parts of the process!

How Kratom Colors Are Classified

When you browse kratom varieties, you’ll likely see that kratom is usually divided by Red, Green, and White varieties. There are a few specialty colors that might pop up from time to time like Gold or Yellow, but most will be Red, Green, or White.

Over the years, there has been some dissent within the kratom community about what the meaning of these colors truly is in the industry. Is it a marketing effort? Is it based on the color of the leaves? Or is it something else?

In our opinion, it’s a bit of all of them! Certain leaves have colored veins, which lead them to be a specific variety, and the marketing component can’t be overlooked either.

Drying Matters Most!

Ultimately, however, the color of kratom often has a lot to do with the way that it was dried! Green leaves are usually dried indoors for 80% of their drying time while whites are dried inside in the dark. Red leaves are given more sun exposure via outdoor drying or UV lighting, depending on the variety.

Often, the variation between red and white kratom will be more simply explained as red being more “mature” and white being “younger.” In terms of overall light and sun exposure, this is true, but the terminology can be quite confusing. 

The only way to be absolutely sure about what the color terminology means in regards to your kratom is to ask the supplier or vendor that you are purchasing from. They will be able to give you the most accurate information about what you should expect from the kratom.

All About Kratom Strains

In addition to seeing a lot of different color words used when marketing kratom, you are likely to have also seen a lot of different strain names such as Maeng Da Thai or Red Bali. What are these strain names, and how are they decided?

Today, we’ll attempt to unravel some of the confusion that exists about strain names and their origins.

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There are a lot of specific strain names that are well-used and well-known:

  • • Red OG Bali
  • • Maeng Da Thai
  • • Borneo
  • • Super Green Malaysian
  • • … and more!

All of these names seem to have specific meanings, but do the kratom varieties truly align with their names?

Yes and no.

Originally, kratom sellers would create the names for their kratom based on where it came from or what experience it would give you. Bali kratom, for example, may have originally been grown solely in Bali, but now the name may refer to the strain’s lineage (where the seeds came from), or even to different strains that have comparable alkaloid profiles.

Many of the origins of kratom strain names have similar stories. Some names, like Borneo kratom, were originally given to the strain because the kratom was grown there. Now, however, the name doesn’t always indicate where the particular leaves were harvested.

Instead, the name indicates the specific style, content, and processing method that the kratom was created with. 

What To Expect From Specific Strains

As mentioned above, kratom strain names might not always match up with the location that the kratom originates from, but the stain names do consistently describe specific attributes of the kratom itself.

Red Bali kratom, for example, is known for its high alkaloid content, but it tends to be grown in Sumatra because of the more consistent growing conditions. 

Thus, the strain names are assigned to kratom based on:

  • • The conditions the trees were grown in
  • • The alkaloid content
  • • The drying method
  • • The processing

These four factors are what makes up a specific strain of kratom, and you can expect different effects from the kratom supplement depending on how exactly it falls into these four categories.

Are New And Unique Strains Trustworthy?

Now that you know more about how the strains are named and what the colors mean, you might be wondering if you can trust a strain like a Platinum Maeng Da Thai or Gold Malaysian blend. Do these blends fit the pattern, and what would they be like?

Our belief is that as long as you make your purchase from reputable vendors, you can give any strain a chance! Reliable vendors will explain the strain and its attributes in their product descriptions, so use that info to get an idea of what to expect when you try something new.

Improving Kratom’s Future

As you can see, understanding what to expect from kratom when the names are so confusing and seemingly randomly assigned can be overwhelming. We support organizations such as the American Kratom Association that are pushing for more clarity in the kratom industry because it would better inform and protect consumers like you.

Among other things, we believe that GMP compliant processing, testing, and marketing is going to be a requirement in the future. Until then, we will do our best to ensure that you can get a clear understanding of our products! As always, feel free to contact us with any questions that you might have.

Filed Under: Kratom Tagged With: 7-hydroxymitragynine, alkaloids, bali, borneo, colors, green, indo, kratom, leaf, maeng da thai, malaysia, mitragyna speciosa, mitragynine, powder, red, strains, sumatra, veins, white, yellow

How To Make Your Kratom Storage Effective & Efficient!

September 17, 2019 by Phyto

If you want your kratom to be as effective as possible, you need to be sure that you are storing it properly. Most of the reported benefits of kratom are caused by the chemical composition of the powders and leaves. When they are not stored properly, the quality can degrade causing you to lose out on some of the benefits.

Rather than risk this, you should put a little bit of thought into how you are going to store the kratom that you aren’t currently using or that you will have on hand for more than just a day or two. Today, we’ll help you figure out how to do just that.

Why Does Kratom Need To Be Stored In A Special Way?

Kratom tea leaves and powders can easily degrade in quality if they are not stored properly. Overexposure to sunlight, fluctuating temperatures, and other accidental storage mishaps can all lead to a lower quality kratom when you finally get around to using it.

Tea and coffee have similar problems! They are not meant to be stored unless they are in airtight containers and kept away from direct sunlight as these can cause the breakdown of the chemicals that create their effects and flavors!

For those reasons, it’s important to learn how to properly store kratom in your home.

Overall Storage Tips

The following tips apply to all kratom. Whether you’ll be using it tomorrow, in a week, or in a month, you will want to ensure that you’re keeping all of the following in mind when figuring out where and how to store the kratom.

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#1: Prevent Temperature Fluctuations

One of the most important things to do is to make sure that you are preventing temperature fluctuations wherever you decide to store the kratom. If the kitchen in your house ranges from very hot to very cold throughout the day, you won’t want to keep your kratom in any cupboard there.

Generally, it’s best to put the kratom in the coolest part of your house. This does not mean that you need to refrigerate or freeze it, but tucking it into a dark cabinet or a basement area is a great way to ensure that the temperature is more consistent.

#2: Stay Away From Sunlight

When kratom is exposed to UV rays, the chemical compounds in the substance itself will start to break down. This means that when you finally get around to using that kratom, it will not be as powerful or as effective as it originally was.

It’s good to keep kratom out of direct sunlight when storing it. Cupboards, drawers, cabinets, and closets are all good options when choosing storage. It can see some sunlight, but you want to make sure that direct sun won’t be hitting the kratom all day long.

#3: Go For An Air-Tight Seal

It is possible for kratom to get stale. Exposure to excessive oxygen can overly oxidize the kratom, and this leads to stale and less effective kratom. While you might not know that this happened, you’ll actually be using something less powerful!

It’s a good idea to put kratom into some type of vacuum-sealed bag for long-term storage if possible. For short term storage, using a sandwich bag is fine as long as you try to get as much air out of the bag as possible when sealing. You can also use glass or plastic containers, but these are best for short term storage as well.

#4: Avoid Powerful Smells

Storing kratom in the refrigerator can be a good option if there isn’t another temperature-stable option in your house, but there are a few considerations that you need to keep in mind. One big problem can be the smells in the refrigerator.

If the kratom is not kept in a truly airtight container in a refrigerator with many smelly foods like onions and garlic inside, you might end up with kratom leaves that taste faintly of onion! This will not improve the flavor of your final kratom product, so you will want to be careful to cut this risk down as much as possible.

#5: Keep It Dry!

If your powder, leaves, or capsules get wet, they’re going to get soggy. They might even get moldy if they are left to sit in water or too much water continues to condense in your storage container! Kratom needs to stay dry while it is in storage or you will be faced with a lot of problems.

Use an airtight container, especially if you are going to be storing the kratom in the fridge. If your fridge is very humid and causes a lot of condensation inside of it, you will want to rethink where you are storing the kratom as interior condensation isn’t going to be good for your kratom supply.

Different Uses, Different Storage

Depending on how you plan to use your kratom, there are different ways that it can be stored. The various storage methods each work best for varying preparations, so you will want to keep that in mind as you set up your storage supply organization.

Daily Use:

Kratom that is going to be used daily should be fine in any cupboard that is out of direct sunlight as long as it is kept in an airtight container. Additionally, be sure the storage location is a dry one.

Kratom For Later:

Do you like to buy kratom in bulk or keep a few different varieties on hand at a time? If so, you’ll want to set up a larger backstock area. To make this method efficient, split larger supplies or kratom into smaller bags of a few days’ supplies.

Then, put all of these bags into a larger bag. Make sure as much air as possible is removed from every bag. If you have a vacuum sealer, this is a great time to use it! When you’re ready to use the Kratom, you can just grab one small supply bag.

Kratom Tea:

If you like to make kratom tea in bulk, you can store it in the refrigerator for five to seven days without losing too much quality. After that, the tea won’t be nearly as effective, and it will probably start to taste a bit off as well. Be sure to keep kratom tea in a sealed, airtight container in the back area of your refrigerator.

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What is Kratom? All About Mitragyna Speciosa

September 10, 2019 by Phyto

Have you been hearing about a new product called kratom and have no idea what it is? Wondering why so many people seem to be enthralled by this unique product and all that it is has to offer?

Don’t worry; you’re not the only one! Despite the surge of popularity that kratom has seen in recent years, it is still a relatively unknown substance when you look at the entire population. Many people assume that it is something illegal or dangerous, but they would be wrong in doing so.

Today, we’ll be introducing kratom in more detail so that you can get a clear answer about what it is, what it isn’t, and what you should know about this unique botanical. Let’s get started!

Defining Kratom

The first thing that you need to know is what kratom is! Kratom is a plant. Specifically, it is a tree that is native to southern Asia where warm and wet climates help this deciduous tree grow big and strong. There are huge forests of kratom trees in Borneo, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, and other neighboring regions as well.

Kratom is one of the largest tropical trees; it can tower to heights of over 70 feet when the conditions are optimal. People that are trying kratom, however, are more interested in what kratom has to offer them and not as interested in how tall it can grow!

What’s So Special About The Kratom Tree?

If it’s not the height of the Kratom tree that makes it interesting, what is it that people find attractive about this plant?

Kratom is a kind of tree that is part of the coffee family, and its Latin name is Mitragyna speciosa. There are about seven different trees in this species, but kratom is the most well-known variety. Kratom trees and similar varieties contain what are known as mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine.

Both of these compounds are types of alkaloids, and alkaloids are substances that can have effects on your body. Common alkaloids include the caffeine in coffee or tea and the quinine in tonic water.

In short, kratom tree leaves contain special plant compounds that interact with your body when consumed! No wonder so many people are flocking to buy kratom online.

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Why Do People Take Kratom?

Before we get too much deeper into the history of kratom and how it is used, let’s talk about why people are taking it. Does anyone you know use kratom? Have they told you why they are using it?

If you’ve only heard about kratom in passing, you might not yet have a good idea of why there are people that use this botanical daily, if not more frequently. 

Most kratom consumers are using this plant because they feel that it helps improve their quality of life and makes their days better. They may have specific issues they hope to address, and different people use kratom for a wide variety of different reasons.

The American Kratom Association has estimated that perhaps 10-15 million people in the United States use kratom every week!

The History of Kratom

Kratom has been used in the areas where it is native for hundreds of years, if not longer. The tree has many traditional and medicinal uses in the areas where it is native, and the local cultures have found ways to incorporate it into their belief systems and rituals for a long time.

Most commonly, Southeast Asian cultures have used kratom leaves in the following ways:

  • • Brewed as a tea
  • • Chewed on the leaves

Today, the kratom leaves are still used in these ways, but it’s more common to see the international populations that are using kratom to grind it into a fine powder before consuming the leaves instead of using the more traditional consumption methods.

Consuming Kratom Today

How do people use the kratom once it is ground into a fine powder? There are a lot of different ways that the kratom can then be consumed, but we’ll briefly introduce the most common methods.

Some people create Kratom tea from the powder; others put the powder into capsules and take it directly. You can even make a tincture with the powder to try a different intake method. Ultimately, the best method for you is going to depend on your taste and your needs, so you will want to try out a few different methods to get it right for you and your body.

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The Legal Issue of Kratom

We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention one big aspect of kratom: its pending legal status. At the time of writing, kratom is still fully legal in most states, though there are some states that are considering restrictions on its use. If you search kratom online, you might even find some articles about the supposed dangers of kratom.

At the same time, you may also know that some states have passed a law that protects both kratom consumers and the kratom industry, requiring reasonable regulation on all kratom products. Look for more states to pass the Kratom Consumer Protection Act in the upcoming legislative session.

Unfortunately, there hasn’t been enough research done about kratom yet, so there are a lot of incorrect or misrepresented stories about kratom out there. Most of the situations covered in these stories were caused by misuse of kratom or by vendors that were selling impure kratom. 

Our Stance on Kratom

Here at Phytoextractum, we ensure that all of the products we sell are of the highest quality. We believe it is very important that vendors are held responsible for the quality of their products, and that is why we support the ongoing efforts by the American Kratom Association to encourage all vendors to follow Good Manufacturing Procedures.

We believe that Kratom can be a completely safe and productive botanical as long as it is used, managed, and created responsibly. It is our hope to be able to provide only high-quality and lab tested products to you!

Is It Time To Try?

Now that you know a little bit more about kratom, are you interested in giving it a try?

If so, we welcome you to take a look at the different strains, colors, and consumption styles of kratom we have available here at Phytoextractum! If you have any additional questions or concerns about kratom, check out our resources or message us to get more information. We hope that we can help you explore the world of kratom with ease!

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Connect With The Kratom Community At Phyto Herbals In Portland

September 3, 2019 by Phyto

Every year, more and more people become interested in the benefits that plant-based extracts and substances can have on our bodies. From Kratom to mushrooms, there are many substances that are growing in popularity.

As people learn about these products, communities about the best practices for using them, information about different varieties, and even recommendations about vendors form. These communities are a great source of information, and a lot of that information can be found online.

But sometimes, you might want the ability to come and check out some products in person or to engage directly with other Kratom lovers.

And if you happen to be in Portland, you can do just that at our flagship retail location, Phyto Herbals and Accoutrements!

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Phyto Herbals and Accoutrements is a retail store located in NE Portland. If you’re interested in checking out our products in person, visiting the store is a great way to ensure that you get a complete look at every item available.

The shop is full of products for the Kratom and CBD lover, and there’s also other items for those that aren’t yet using either of these extracts. Our shop carries many different items:

  • • CBD products
  • • Kratom products
  • • Tea
  • • Plant extracts
  • • Books
  • • Incense
  • • Soaps and other beauty/health products
  • • Vaporizers and glass
  • • Accessories (grinders, capsules, scales, and more)

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To see everything that Phyto Herbals offers, check out our catalog! With retail shops like this, they can probably even order more products that you are interested in trying. If a shop doesn’t yet carry something that you want to buy, don’t be afraid to ask if they can get it!

You might be surprised by how accommodating shops in our industry can be – we love special ordering products that our customers would like to see!

If there are any products that you want to know more about or you aren’t sure, you can ask us when you stop in or even give the store a call. As experienced sellers, we’ll be able to tell you more about each product and what to expect from them.

Phyto Herbals & Accoutrements has tons of natural products plus pinball machines and a comfy couch!

How Retail Stores Can Help You Learn

Though you can buy everything online these days, there’s something special about being able to go into a retail store and engage with the customers and products directly. When you enter a brick-and-mortar store, you’re getting more than just the products you were shopping for.

You’re getting an experience.

Visiting the store gives you a chance to ask all of the questions that you have, hear about the experiences that those in the shops have had with the products, and simply see what sparks your interest when you’re in the store.

We know how convenient shopping online is – we have a whole website devoted to it! But we also know that there is something special about being able to head into a store yourself and simply browse until you make your final choice about what to get.

Meet the Community

If you’re new to CBD, Kratom, and other plant extracts it can be a bit overwhelming to learn more about what there is out there or how people like to use the items that are available. Even after searching online, you might feel like everyone knows more than you’ll ever know, and that can be overwhelming, too!

Walking into a store as a newbie is still going to cause some nerves, but it’s also going to give you the chance to directly meet and interact with friendly members of these communities. People in the community want to help others learn more, but that desire to share can come off too strong online.

In person, you can have the conversations you’ve been hoping to have and ask the questions that you have been wanting to ask without feeling like you’re missing out on something. As you enter the community, you’ll feel engaged and welcome, and that’s what we want for every single person who is ready to learn more!

A recent Full Moon Tea Ceremony at Phyto Herbals & Accoutrements

Other Ways to Get Involved With The Community

If you aren’t located in Portland, feel free to stop by on your next trip!

Otherwise, you’ll have to find other ways to get involved with the community. But don’t be afraid; there are a lot of ways that you could do that!

Forums

There are quite a few different ways that you can find forums. Simply searching online for forums about the specific topic that you are specifically looking for can help you to find a community.

The important thing to remember about online forums is that not everyone is going to be nice all the time! Don’t be afraid to stop talking to people that frustrate you, and be sure to follow any site’s protocols to follow the rules.

Support AKA

Another way to get involved in the community is to check out American Kratom Association’s website. On the website, you can find information about local events, national movements, and other interesting topics. With all of these events, you can find other people who are interested in Kratom or CBD just like you.

Where to Find Phyto Herbals

Phyto Herbals is located on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard just north of Fremont Street. If you want the chance to check out all of Phyto’s unique offerings, you can see it in person if you visit the brick-and-mortar location!

The store is open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., so feel free to stop by at any time!

Retail & Beyond

While we hope that you have the chance to check out Phyto Herbals, we know that not everyone is located in Portland, and even those that are might not have time to make it out to the physical location. We highly recommend it if you can, but we understand that not everyone can do that!

If you can’t, don’t forget that you can shop the catalog online as well. Between the offerings online at Phyto Herbals and here at Phytoextractum, we truly believe that you can find everything you might want to try!

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