What Are Kratom Tea Bags And How To Use Them Effectively?

Though there are many ways to consume kratom, having kratom tea is one of the best and most effective ways of enjoying your kratom usage.

Not only is it a great way of overcoming the bitter taste of kratom, but it can also turn out to be a delicious treat when mixed with sugar or lemon, depending on your preference.

One of the best ways you can make kratom tea is by using kratom tea bags. Various kratom leaves and their strains are brewed into these tea bags, and you can choose according to your preferences. 

This article discusses the wide range of kratom strains used to produce kratom tea bags, their origin, how to make kratom tea at home, and how to use them.

What Kratom Strains Are Available In Kratom Tea Bags?

The most common and popular kratom strains available as kratom tea bags are Red Maeng Da, White Maeng Da, and Green Maeng Da.

Red Maeng Da is known for its relaxing properties; White Maeng Da is famous for providing energetic after effects, and Green Maeng Da is known to be a mix of both since it is known to have hybrid effects of Red and White strains.

Maeng Da strains originate from Thailand and are possibly the most popular kratom strains. Maeng Da itself translates to Pimp grade in Thai, meaning that this strain has excellent effects and is top-quality when it comes to the product’s strength. Another trait of Maeng Da is that it creates a pleasant aroma when it is brewed into tea.

Other renowned kratom strains include Bali, Malay, Sunda, Borneo, and Yellow kratom strains. Besides Maeng Da, Bali and Malay are also famous for their taste since they originate from Southeast Asia.

While some kratom tea bags have loose kratom leaves, some have kratom powder, or in most instances, crushed kratom leaves. It all depends on your preference when you go shopping for kratom tea bags.

You can get pure kratom leaves/kratom powder and empty kratom tea bags and then fill them later when making your tea, or you can just simply get prefilled kratom tea bags. The variety in all these options is massive!

How To Use Kratom Tea Bags for Making Kratom Tea

Now that you’re aware of various kratom strains and forms available in kratom tea bags, let’s get to the part where we discuss how to make your fresh cup of kratom tea using kratom tea bags.

1. First of all, just like when making any kind of tea, you boil water. 
2. Once the water reaches boiling point, let the water cool for a few minutes (two-three minutes). Be wary of putting kratom directly into boiling water; you never want to do that, even when making other kinds of tea. Always let the water cool for a bit.
3. Moving on, if you have empty kratom tea bags and kratom leaves/kratom powder, open an empty tea bag and put your preferred dose of kratom leaves or kratom powder into the tea bag; gently press down and close the seal to secure it. And then drop your kratom tea bag into the hot water. 
4. If you have prefilled kratom tea bags, simply just drop them into the hot water.
5. Once it sits, let it brew for a few minutes depending on your desired strength. It goes between the range of three to five minutes. 
6. And voila! Your kratom tea is hot and ready.

For additional taste, you can always include honey, sugar, or drops of some lemon juice. Although, we’d suggest trying pure kratom tea flavor to savor the original taste. Then, you can try out different things and experiment with both honey and lemon juice.

Where To Buy Kratom Tea Bags

Knowing a bit about DIY kratom tea, you might be interested in getting kratom tea bags to have some homemade kratom tea. Below we discuss the various online kratom vendors that have kratom tea bags available.

Suppose you’re going shopping exclusively for prefilled kratom tea bags. In that case, Socrative Solutions provides a wide variety of prefilled kratom tea bags, from Red, White, and Green Maeng Da to Yellow Cambodian and Yellow Thai.

Or, if you’re going with your preferred DIY kratom tea bag, you might be opting for different takes.

Kratom Spot provides you with loose leaf kratom of all the three main kratom strains of Maeng Da origin. Plus, they have empty kratom tea bags as well!

The kratom market is vast and is getting competitive day by day. Just make sure your kratom vendor is AKA (American Kratom Association) certified so that you’re getting top-quality kratom and safe to consume.

Conclusion

With such a straightforward approach to making kratom tea, filled or not, kratom tea bags are for everyone. Once you know how to utilize kratom tea bags, your homemade kratom tea will effectively improve with each try.

Kratom tea is refreshing and joyful to have, and trying out different kratom strains will give you your preferred taste of what you might like.

If you find yourself not enjoying Maeng Da, try out other variants and vice versa. You’ll find yourself enjoying kratom tea and opting to include it in either your morning routine or evening.