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Kratom Crazy was once one of the most influential and widely respected kratom brands in the United States. Based in North Carolina, it quickly rose to prominence in the 2010s by offering premium kratom powders, capsules, and extracts at industry-shaping prices. It was among the first to provide kratom kilos for under $130 and to accept credit card payments when most competitors could not.
Customers flocked to the brand for its robust selection of lab-tested strains, ethical sourcing practices, and educational content. Many longtime kratom users still remember Kratom Crazy as the vendor that introduced them to Mitragyna speciosa.
At its peak, Kratom Crazy boasted over 30 strains and products, including green, red, white, and yellow vein kratom. Its catalog included classics like:
• Green Maeng Da
• Red Bali
• White Borneo
• Super Green Malay
• Yellow Vietnam
• Elephant Kratom
• Green Hulu Kapuas
• Horned Leaf Kratom (in all three colors)
The brand also launched liquid extracts, proprietary blends, and enhanced kratom shots like Ultra Hush Kratom, making it a trailblazer in product innovation.
All kratom batches were third-party tested and accompanied by certificates of analysis — a practice that was rare at the time.
Kratom Crazy was renowned for its affordability. Its standard prices included:
• 100 grams for $19.99
• 1 kilogram for $89.99
• 250g kratom capsules for $99.99
• Kilo capsules for $217.99
• Variety packs (3–5 strains) for $31.99
• Bulk bundles: 5 kilos for $424.99
These price points were unheard of during a time when vendors charged significantly more. The company prioritized customer satisfaction by offering a money-back guarantee on any product that didn’t meet quality standards.
Kratom Crazy was ahead of its time in terms of payment flexibility. Customers could pay using:
• ACH/eCheck
• Debit or credit cards
• Cash on Delivery (COD)
This payment versatility was a major selling point, but it may have also contributed to the brand’s eventual closure.
Fast shipping and reliable service were hallmarks of the Kratom Crazy brand. Orders placed before 12 PM EST were shipped the same day (Monday–Friday), and customers could choose between standard or expedited USPS delivery.
The return policy was generous: unopened products could be returned within 30 days, and the team regularly offered partial refunds for unsatisfactory batches.
Kratom Crazy helped democratize access to quality kratom by offering regular discounts and coupon codes. Customers could find promo codes via Facebook, Reddit, or the brand’s homepage for savings of 10–20% on their order. Free samples and special promotions were common, especially for bulk buyers.
In 2019, Kratom Crazy abruptly ceased operations. Visitors to its website still see the message:
“Kratom Crazy is Ceasing Operations Effective Immediately.”
The reasons behind the closure remain speculative. Some believe payment processor issues and mounting legal scrutiny played a role. Despite its disappearance, Kratom Crazy left a lasting mark on the industry.
There’s been speculation about a possible comeback. Brands like SoCal Herbal Remedies successfully rebranded (now known as First Coast Tea Co.), proving that a return isn’t impossible. If Kratom Crazy were to reemerge, its reputation alone could earn it a second wave of loyal customers.
