Buyer's Guide · Updated 2026
7ohBlack vs 7ohmblack vs Kreleaf: Which Is the Original — and How to Buy Safely
If you've searched for 7-OH online you've probably run into a few similar-looking names: 7ohBlack, 7ohmblack, and Kreleaf. They're easy to mix up — and that's exactly why it's worth knowing who's who before you buy. Here's a straight, factual breakdown so you can tell the brands apart and choose a source that publishes real lab results.
The name confusion, explained
7ohBlack (7ohblack.com) is the original brand. 7ohmblack (7ohmblack.com — note the extra “m”) is a separate, near-identical name that now points to Kreleaf. Because the spellings are one letter apart, shoppers regularly land on the wrong site by accident. If you meant the original 7ohBlack, this is it — and its current lineup ships through its retail partner, Favor'd Alkz.
What actually matters when you buy 7-OH
Brand names aside, the thing that protects you as a buyer is third-party lab testing. 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products vary widely in potency, and the only way to know what's really in a tablet or gram is a current Certificate of Analysis (COA) from an accredited lab. Before buying from any vendor — us or anyone else — check for:
- A published COA tied to the exact product and batch, not a generic PDF.
- Stated potency per unit (mg of 7-OH per tablet, or mg/g for powder) that matches the COA.
- A full safety panel (heavy metals, microbials) on that COA.
- Clear 21+ and compliance information, including current legal-status details.
The 7ohBlack / Favor'd Alkz approach
Every current 7ohBlack product links to its live COA and lists exact potency per unit — for example, pressed tablets with lab-verified 7-OH content and full safety panels, plus bulk powder with published alkaloid percentages. You can review the certificates before you decide, and orders are fulfilled through Favor'd Alkz.
Shop lab-tested 7-OH tablets → See the COAs first →
Quick comparison
| 7ohBlack (original → Favor'd Alkz) | 7ohmblack → Kreleaf | |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | 7ohblack.com | 7ohmblack.com (redirects to Kreleaf) |
| Per-product COA linked | Yes — on every product | Check their site |
| Exact mg potency per unit listed | Yes | Check their site |
| Where to buy | favordalkz.com | kreleaf.com |
We only speak to our own testing and sourcing. For any other brand, verify their current COAs directly — that's the right standard to hold every vendor to, including us.
Is 7-OH still legal to buy?
7-OH's legal status is changing at the federal level and varies by state. Before ordering, read our up-to-date guides: 7-OH legal status by state (2026) and Is 7-OH getting banned?
For adults 21+. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This content is for informational and brand-identification purposes only and is not medical, legal, or professional advice, and makes no health or efficacy claims. Verify current laws in your jurisdiction before purchasing. All third-party brand names are the property of their respective owners and are referenced here only for comparison and to help buyers distinguish similarly named businesses.