What is Kratom? The Complete Guide from Golden Monk
Introduction Kratom is a plant that inspires curiosity, debate, and misunderstanding. Some people hear about...
View Post
Visitors and residents in Montana have the right to purchase, possess, and consume kratom. While this is good news for enthusiasts of this ancient product and tradition, some lawmakers still aim to change this freedom. However, for now, adults can continue to enjoy the benefits of the leaves from this plant indigenous to Southeast Asia.
While kratom is still protected under Montana law, some lawmakers are doing all that they can to prohibit its sale and consumption. In early 2023, the Montana House submitted HB 437, a bill that, if passed, would list kratom as a Schedule I controlled substance, thus ending its legal sale within the state.
Local business owners who sell kratom fought back, along with the help of other kratom advocates. Fortunately, the House rejected HB 437 after a massive backlash from those benefiting from this plant. If it had passed, the sale and possession of kratom would have been illegal.
Kratom devotees and those with an interest in preserving natural statewide freedoms, such as the AKA (American Kratom Association), are invested in keeping it legal and available to those who want to experience its benefits. They are, however, not opposed to some regulations, such as:
In 2023, the Kratom Consumer Protection Act (also called S.3039) was presented in the U.S. Senate. This act wants a special group from the FDA to check the health benefits, risks, and safety of all kratom products sold.
If this bill becomes law, it might create rules that apply across the country for kratom. This highlights the importance of staying up to date on current legislation that could limit your ability to purchase kratom.
While almost everyone has their favorite Golden Monk kratom product, those living in Big Sky Country have their favorites, too. Being an American Kratom Association GMP audited member ensures you’ll receive only the highest quality products. Listed below are five popular Golden Monk products in Montana.
For ease of delivery and great flavor, Golden Monk Kratom Gummies are a solid choice for those who prefer to avoid kratom’s unique bitterness. Whether you’re on the go and don’t have time to measure out and mix powdered kratom or you’d just prefer not to, these gummies are easily transportable and convenient. These yummy gummies contain 10mg of each of premium kratom extract.
Green, red, and white vein Maeng Da Kratom Powder is a big name in the kratom world since, in the Thai language, it translates to the word “pimp.” This kratom comes from one of the many Indonesian islands and is cultivated by island natives. While all kratom strains are known for their bitterness, Maeng Da kratom has been described as having a “grassy” and bitter taste that’s slightly different from other forms of kratom. It’s available in 250, 500, and 1000-gram bags.
Much like our wildly popular gummies, Kratom Capsules are easy to take and a good choice for those who have yet to acquire the taste of kratom powders. Each capsule contains 500mg of premium lab-tested kratom powder, so there’s no need to measure a quantity like there is when using kratom powders to brew tea or add to your morning smoothie.
As its name suggests, White Vein Borneo Kratom Powder comes from the Island of Borneo and is of the white vein variety. Kratom connoisseurs show much respect to this white-veined variety, which has a higher alkaloid content and, therefore, produces a slightly different experience than other kratom strains. Its aromatics are compared to “pine” and “freshly cut grass.” Like all Golden Monk powders, it’s available in 250, 500, and 1000-gram packages.
Green Hulu Kapuas Kratom Powder is from the province of West Kalimantan in Indonesia. It is similar to other green vein strains, but it is much more challenging to cultivate, adding to its uniqueness. Farmers must wait a minimum of one year before harvesting its leaves. For premium kratom, a five-year wait is customary.
This is a very common but important question. The origins of kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) are primarily in Southeast Asia, where it’s native to several countries like Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia. It naturally thrives in tropical climates and is typically grown in places with good soil and enough rain.
For many years, people in Southeast Asia have been using kratom for its medicinal and recreational benefits. Traditionally, they chewed kratom leaves or made tea from them to feel more energetic. Kratom has been an important part of cultural and traditional practices in these regions, often used in religious or social ceremonies.
Kratom is legal in almost all fifty states. To see your state’s current status, please refer to the graphic within this article. Kratom legislation can change, so it’s essential to stay up to date with what’s going on in the legal world regarding this beneficial plant.
Like many natural products, kratom can have adverse effects. If you exceed the recommended serving size or misuse kratom, you might encounter unwanted outcomes. Golden Monk recommends following all serving-size suggestions.
If you’re unsure about starting kratom, it’s wise to start with a small amount to gauge your body’s response. Possible effects of kratom include dehydration, tiredness, headaches, nausea, and vomiting.
Residents of Montana can rest assured that there are currently no restrictions to purchasing, possessing, or consuming kratom. However, kratom has been under attack by some lawmakers. Without advocates fighting for its protection, we could lose the right to enjoy the benefits of this ancient plant.
Introduction Kratom is a plant that inspires curiosity, debate, and misunderstanding. Some people hear about...
View Post
Ever wondered what’s really in your Kratom? Lab test reports are the key to understanding...
View Post
Are you also confused about which Kratom form you should try for your busy schedule?...
View PostBy clicking yes you also confirm that you have read and agree to GoldenMonk's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and Goldenmonks’s service provider’s terms of service and privacy policy.
This product is NOT used to treat, cure. or mitigate any disease, illness, ailment, and/or condition. Please see FDA import alert 54-15. We make no representations as to intended use or suitability for use. This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. Specifically, nickel, arsenic, and lead. For more information please visit p65warnings.ca.gov
We do not supply any usage instructions or directions for use on this website or on product packaging. We do not endorse our product use for any purpose and sell it without any directions for this reason. The customer is fully liable to decide which way they use our products and by purchasing fully agree to these terms and understand the meaning of them. All customers are fully liable for the due diligence and research they carry out on intended use of the products we carry. Customers are responsible for knowing the risks and issues that could arise from the way they use or handle our products.
By purchasing from goldenmonk.com you agree to hold the website harmless from any issue that may arise from the use or handling of our products. From the moment the intended recipient of an order receives the product, the hold harmless clause goes into effect. Additionally, we are not responsible for any third-party handling of the product(s). The intended recipient is the person who receives the product at the shipping address that the customer supplies in their order details.
We require all users of this website to comply with the age restrictions. Users below 21 years of age are not allowed to browse or access any of our content under the terms of service policy. If you are under 21 years of age, please leave this website immediately. Anyone under 21 years of age cannot browse this website even if they are accompanied by someone over the age of 21.
By purchasing our products, you understand that there may be various legalities between states and counties. While this website keeps up with laws and legislation, we cannot guarantee the information is 100% up to date. The customer is liable for their purchase and the due diligence of knowing the laws in their area. We will not be held responsible for any use of our products in which the customer orders to or travels to.
The customer understands that their personal data will be used for the operation and business of this website. The use of this personal data is used to ship orders, contact our customers and to complete payments. For more information on how we use and protect this personal data, please see our privacy policy.
We reserve the right to terminate the access of any user to this website at any time for any reason. We do not need to give a reason for terminating a user account or customer from our database. We reserve the right to block any customer account, user IP address, email address, phone number, shipping or billing address at any time for any reason as we see fit. We may also block a specific payment method or blacklist a customer altogether from all payment methods.
Phone: +1 866 845 7202
Email: [email protected]
GMA Acquisitions LLC
380 West Lawndale Dr.
Salt Lake City, UT, 84115