Press’D 7OH Tablets vs Shots: Which Format Should You Buy?
Press’D sells the same 40mg dose as both a chewable tablet and a liquid shot. That is the most useful fact in this comparison, because it means you are not choosing between a strong and a weak product — you are choosing a format. Here is what genuinely differs and what does not.
What is identical
Both deliver 40mg of 7-hydroxymitragynine in a single serve. Same compound, same dose. The 40mg Extra Strength 5-count gives you five of them; the 40mg shot is a single serve.
What actually differs
| Tablets | Shot | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Chewable tablet | Liquid |
| Serves per pack | 5 (or 10×5, or 30) | 1 |
| Price per serve | $3.99 (5ct) | $16.99 |
| Flavours | 5 options | Original only |
| Portioning | Whole tablets | Easier to take less than a full serve |
| Travel | Easy, no restrictions | Liquid — carrier rules can apply |
| Discretion | High | Lower |
Price is the clearest difference
A 40mg serve as a tablet costs $3.99 in the 5-count. The same dose as a shot costs $16.99. That is more than four times the price for the same amount of the same compound.
We are not going to spin that. If you are deciding purely on value for a 40mg dose, the tablet is the answer and the shot is the expensive option.
Where the shot earns its price
There are two legitimate reasons to choose the shot. If you want less than a full serve, portioning a liquid is easier than splitting a tablet — and we cannot advise you on splitting tablets, for the reasons in our FAQ. And if you strongly prefer liquid as a format, that is a real preference worth having respected.
Beyond that, the shot is primarily a single-product purchase rather than a format people switch to. Most customers who try one go back to tablets.
Shipping is a real practical difference
Liquids attract more carrier restrictions than tablets. Our shipping policy covers the destinations we can serve, but if you travel frequently or move between states, tablets are simply less complicated.
Our recommendation
If you are buying your first Press’D product and the dose you want is 40mg, buy the 40mg 5-count. Five serves, five flavours, a quarter of the price per serve, and no liquid complications.
Buy the shot if you specifically want a liquid, or if you want easier portioning of a partial serve. It is a format preference, not a strength decision.
Related: mitragynine versus 7OH explains why the Double Stack’s 200mg figure is not comparable to these numbers.
21+ only. Not medical advice.