Kanna Products

Kanna is the common name for Sceletium tortuosum, a succulent native to South Africa with a long history of traditional use. It's not cannabis, not kava and not a mushroom — it's its own botanical with its own naturally occurring alkaloids. Today kanna shows up in modern formats like gummies, drinks, drops, tablets, melts, sprays and extract powders, each with its own serving size. For the plant's background and how it's studied, read our guide on what kanna is.

Kanna is psychoactive, meaning it can affect mood and perception, but its effects are different from alcohol or THC. Some people describe feeling more relaxed, social or uplifted, while experiences vary by product, serving size and person. Stay within the product's serving guidance and give it time before taking more. Because kanna is psychoactive and individual responses vary, do not drive or operate machinery after using kanna. We go deeper in does kanna get you high?

Small human studies of certain standardized kanna extracts have generally reported good tolerability, but the research is limited and doesn't automatically apply to every product. Product quality matters, so check the certificate of analysis on the product page where available, or on our lab results page. If you take an SSRI, SNRI, MAOI or another medication that affects serotonin, talk to a qualified healthcare professional before using kanna. Because kanna is psychoactive, do not drive or operate machinery after using it. More in is kanna safe?

Kanna is not generally treated as a federally scheduled controlled substance in the U.S., but laws and regulations can vary by state, locality, product type and intended use. Check the rules that apply where you live. NEXT VYBZ sells kanna to adults 21 and over only.

Kanna gummies: a fixed amount per gummy with nothing to measure — an easy place to start. Some gummies also contain caffeine, so check the ingredients.

Kanna drinks: seltzers, functional beverages and shots, made for holding something other than a cocktail. Some include caffeine or other functional ingredients.

Kanna drops: a liquid you can measure by the dropper and stir into a drink.

Kanna extracts: concentrated extract powder with a measuring scoop, for people who want to set their own serving.

Kanna tablets: pressed tablets you can split to adjust the serving. Our current tablets list a 200mg total blend per tablet and contain caffeine.

Kanna melts: small melts that dissolve on or under the tongue, with a set amount of kanna in each.

Kanna sprays: a nasal spray with 10mg kanna extract per spray, according to the label.