Energy drinks with kratom: label facts by brand
These are the drinks we found that are sold or labeled as energy drinks, or that combine kratom with caffeine, plus the kratom seltzers people search for alongside them. This is a list of label facts, in no particular order. It isn't a ranking, and we don't say how any of them feel.
Kratom plus caffeine on the label
- 1836 Kratom SuperFit. 12 oz can (also an instant-mix packet). Kratom: 37.5 mg mitragynine. Caffeine: 160 mg. Sold: Brand website. Source: brand page.
- Club13 Kratom Cola. 12 oz can. Kratom: 75 mg mitragynine (full-spectrum extract). Caffeine: 40 mg. Sold: Brand website. Source: brand page.
Kratom, labeled caffeine-free
- White Rabbit Energy Kratom seltzers (e.g. Raspberry Lemonade). Can. Kratom: Kratom extract; amount not listed. Caffeine: None (labeled caffeine-free). Sold: Brand website; brand store locator. Source: brand page.
Kratom, caffeine not listed
- Mitra9 Mitragynine Functional Seltzer. 12 oz can. Kratom: 45 mg mitragynine (product page title). Caffeine: Not listed. Sold: Brand website; brand store locator. Source: brand page.
- Magic Dose Kratom and kava seltzer (e.g. Black Cherry). 12 oz can. Kratom: Kratom extract (65% mitragynine); amount not listed. Caffeine: Not listed. Sold: Brand website; brand store locator. Source: brand page.
- Botanical Brewing Co. White Elixir Island Breeze. Can. Kratom: Brewed white-vein kratom leaf; amount not listed (product page links a lab certificate). Caffeine: Not listed. Sold: Brand website. Source: BBCo product page.
From each brand's own product page, checked October 14, 2026. "Not listed" means the brand page doesn't state it. Formulas change, so check the can. We left out products sold as concentrated 7-OH, and anything with THC.
What to check before you buy
- Two active ingredients. A can with kratom and added caffeine has both. Add up the caffeine from anything else you drink that day.
- Kava in the can. Some seltzers combine kratom and kava. Don't drink kratom with alcohol or other botanicals.
- Where you live. Kratom is banned or restricted in some states and cities, and brands won't ship there.
The side-by-side table is on our main guide, kratom energy drinks. For a wider comparison of canned kratom drinks by their labels, The Functional Sip has canned kratom drinks: label facts compared.
Who should skip kava
- Kava drinks are for adults 21+.
- Kava has rare reports of liver problems, mostly linked to concentrated supplements. Skip it if you have a liver condition, are pregnant or nursing, or take medications that affect the liver or nervous system.
- Don't mix it with alcohol, and don't drive after drinking it. Talk to your doctor if you're unsure.
Who should skip kratom
- Kratom drinks are for adults 21+.
- Kratom can be habit-forming with regular use. The FDA hasn't approved it for any use, and it's restricted in some states and cities, so check your local rules.
- Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, in recovery from alcohol or other substance use, or take any daily medication. Talk to your doctor if you're unsure.
- One can is one serving. Don't drink it with alcohol or other botanicals, and don't drive after drinking it.
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