1. 7-OH Gummies — Exotic Passion Fruit (6 Pieces)
Six passion fruit gummies containing 7-OH — 7-hydroxymitragynine, an alkaloid derived from kratom. Before anything else about flavour or format: this is not a cannabinoid product, and it does not behave like one.
7-OH occurs naturally in kratom leaf only in trace amounts, typically well under a tenth of one per cent by weight. Concentrated products are made by oxidising mitragynine, the leaf’s main alkaloid, into 7-OH in a laboratory. The result acts at the body’s mu-opioid receptors — the same receptors opioid drugs act on — rather than at the cannabinoid receptors everything else in this shop engages.
That single fact should determine whether you buy this. If you came here for a hemp or cannabis product, this is not one, and the rest of our range is a better fit.
2. Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | 7-OH Gummies – Exotic Passion Fruit (6 pieces) |
| Brand | The High Company |
| Pack contents | 6 gummies |
| Price | €14.00 |
| Flavour | Passion fruit |
| Active compound | 7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine), a kratom-derived alkaloid |
| Compound class | Mu-opioid receptor agonist — not a cannabinoid |
| 7-OH per gummy | Not specified by the manufacturer |
| Clinical research | None published on this compound in isolation |
| Regulatory status | Under active review in several jurisdictions — see section 4 |
| Storage | Sealed, cool, dry, out of direct sunlight |
| Age restriction | 18+ only |
3. What 7-OH is, and what it is not
There is a lot of loose language around this compound, so to be precise:
| Question | Answer for 7-OH |
|---|---|
| Is it a cannabinoid? | No. It comes from kratom, not hemp or cannabis. |
| What does it act on? | Mu-opioid receptors — the same class opioid medicines act on. |
| Is it the same as kratom leaf? | No. Leaf contains 7-OH in trace amounts; concentrated products contain far more. |
| How is it made? | By oxidising mitragynine, kratom’s main alkaloid, in a laboratory. |
| Is there clinical research? | None published on the isolated compound. |
Because it engages the opioid system, the risks that come with it are opioid risks — tolerance building with repeated use, dependence, and withdrawal on stopping. These are not theoretical and they are not the same as the risk profile of a cannabinoid edible. We are not going to describe how it feels, because doing so would be inviting you to try it, and that is a decision that deserves better information than a product page can give you.
4. Legal status and serious cautions
The regulatory position on 7-OH is moving quickly. In the United States, the Drug Enforcement Administration filed notices of intent in July 2026 to place 7-OH under Schedule I, with temporary scheduling capable of taking effect from early August 2026 (status tracker). Several US states restrict concentrated 7-OH while permitting plain leaf. European positions vary by country and are also under review.
Verify the law where you live before ordering. Rules on this compound have changed several times and are likely to change again.
4.1 Do not use this product if
- You are under 18, pregnant or breastfeeding.
- You take any opioid medication, or any medicine affecting the central nervous system, without speaking to a doctor first.
- You have a history of substance dependence, particularly involving opioids.
- You will be driving or operating machinery.
- You are drinking alcohol or taking sedatives — combining central nervous system depressants is the circumstance in which serious harm occurs.
4.2 If you do use it
- Start with the smallest amount you can — half a gummy or less.
- Do not use it daily. Repeated use is how tolerance and dependence develop.
- Do not combine it with anything else, including cannabinoid products from this shop.
- Stop immediately and seek medical advice if you feel unwell.
- Keep it well out of reach of children and pets. It looks like confectionery.
This acts on opioid receptors, not cannabinoid receptors. If you came here for a hemp product, this is not one.
- Six passion fruit gummies containing 7-OH, a kratom-derived alkaloid.
- Not a cannabinoid — it acts on mu-opioid receptors, and carries opioid-type risks.
- Tolerance, dependence and withdrawal are real risks with repeated use.
- No published clinical research on the isolated compound.
- Under active regulatory review in several jurisdictions — check your local law first.
- Never combine with alcohol, sedatives or opioid medication. 18+ only.
- Order before 16:00 on weekdays for same-day dispatch in plain, unmarked packaging.
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