OpioidDulls pain, slows breathing
7-OH
Also called 7-hydroxymitragynine, 7-hydroxy mitragynine, 7-hydroxy, 7-oh tablets
7-hydroxymitragynine: a concentrated kratom extract sold in tablets and shots. Far stronger than the plant, and closer to a real opioid in both its effects and its dependence.
- Kicks in
- 15–30 min
- Lasts
- 3–5 h
- Watch for
- Much stronger than kratom
Typical times. Dose, how you take it and your body all change them.
Often mixed with
Riskiest first. Tap one for what to do.
- KratomDangerous · Body7-OH is the concentrated form of kratom's own opioid effect, and kratom tolerance won't tell you what a tablet does.
- AlcoholDangerous · Body7-OH slows breathing more with every dose, and alcohol slows it further.
- BenzodiazepinesDangerous · BodyTwo depressants that slow breathing by different routes, with none of kratom's ceiling.
- CannabisLow risk, increased effectLow risk of harm, but the effects amplify each other.
Don't mix with
20Rated dangerous or unsafe with 7-OH. Tap one for why.
Slows your breathing
Both slow breathing. Together they can stop it, most often during sleep.
Dangerous13
Unsafe1
Confusion and sedation
Delirium on top of heavy sedation: overheating, falls and choking.
Unsafe1
Other reasons
- CocaineDangerousCocaine hides how much the opioid is slowing you down, so you take more; when the cocaine wears off first, breathing can stop.
- DXMDangerousTogether they slow breathing and strain the heart and liver, and DXM makes the opioid hit harder.
- KetamineDangerousTogether they can cause vomiting and unconsciousness.
- MXEDangerousMXE can make the opioid hit harder.
- MethamphetamineUnsafeMeth hides how much the opioid is slowing you, and when it fades, everything you redosed hits at once, often as you fall asleep.