What Is a Double Stack Mitragynine Tablet?
The Press’D Double Stack is the one product in the range where the milligram figure on the packet is genuinely easy to misread. It says 200mg per tablet. It does not say 200mg of 7-hydroxymitragynine. This explains what the product actually is and that number represents.
What ‘double stack’ means
It means the tablet contains two compounds stacked together: mitragynine, the primary alkaloid in kratom, and 7-hydroxymitragynine, the more potent minor constituent that Press’D’s other tablets are built around.
The 200mg on the pack is a combined total across both compounds. It is not directly comparable to the 40mg on a 40mg 7OH tablet, which is 40mg of a single compound. Anyone comparing those two numbers side by side is comparing different things.
Why that distinction matters commercially
Because 200mg looks like a much bigger number than 40mg, and a lot of people read it as ‘five times stronger.’ That reading is wrong, and it is the kind of thing we would rather correct than exploit.
If you are specifically looking for 7-hydroxymitragynine, the 7OH Tablets category is the right place to shop, and the strengths there are directly comparable to each other. The Double Stack is a different product aimed at a different purpose — adding a mitragynine product alongside your 7OH tablets.
The practical profile
| Detail | Double Stack |
|---|---|
| Composition | Mitragynine + 7-hydroxymitragynine |
| Labelled dose | 200mg per tablet, combined |
| Pack size | 20 tablets |
| Price | $69.95 ($3.50 per tablet) |
| Flavours | Blueberry Lemon, Strawberry Banana, Tropical Melon |
It is a 20-count pack, which makes it one of the larger products in the range alongside the 30-count 40mg bottle. At $3.50 per tablet it sits between the 5-count and the bulk box on price.
Who it suits
The honest answer is that it suits customers who already know they want a mitragynine-containing product and are adding it to an existing routine that already includes 7OH tablets. It is not a substitute for a 7OH tablet and it is not a stronger version of one.
Where to go next
If you want the chemistry rather than the marketing, mitragynine versus 7-hydroxymitragynine covers the relationship between the two compounds properly. If you are deciding what to buy first, start with the FAQ or the strength guide.
21+ only. Not medical advice. Nothing we sell is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.