The 400mg bars are the one product in our range that does not look like the rest — and the format differences are real, not cosmetic. Here is the complete picture.
What’s in the pack
Four chewable bars, 100mg of 7-hydroxymitragynine each, 400mg total. Flavors: Rock Candy, Raspberry, Mango, Electric Apple, Dragonfruit and Blackberry Smash. The bars are larger chewables — think candy-bar format rather than tablet format — designed to be chewed through, not split.
How bars differ from tablets
Three practical differences. Size: a bar is a bigger piece, which suits users who do not like fiddling with small tablets. Dose: 100mg per bar is a substantial per-serving dose — the bars are for established users, not first-timers. Pacing: chewing a bar takes longer than a tablet, which spreads the experience out and suits a slower, more deliberate routine. Our head-to-head in tablets vs bars covers the format question in general.
Who the bars are for
Established users who have already worked through the tablet ladder and want a higher per-serving format; users who prefer a bigger, slower-chewing product; and users who simply like the candy format. If your current routine is built around 50mg tablets, the bars are the natural next step up in per-serving dose — and the 1000mg tablets are the step beyond that. The strength ladder post maps the decisions.
Dosing with bars
The rules do not change: the bar is the unit. If you are new to 100mg servings, approach the first one the way you approached your first tablet — expect a full expression before deciding anything, and do not stack servings. Onset and duration follow the same 15–45 minute / 2–5 hour windows as the tablets (onset & duration).
Flavor notes
The bar lineup leans candy and fruit: Rock Candy is pure classic sweetness, Blackberry Smash is the deep dark-berry standout, Mango and Dragonfruit are the tropical pair, Electric Apple and Raspberry are the bright tart picks. Full notes in the bar flavors tasting guide.
The 400mg bar range is in the shop — established users only, as always, with the compliance page read first.