Full-Spectrum Bundle

Taking Kanna for 30 consecutive days has shown to have an overwhelmingly positive effect on the mind, body, heart and spirit. It takes 21 days to form a new habit, and between 5-30 days to adequately “prime” your system with Kanna to experience the fullest spectrum of benefits. With regular use, you can feel into deeper layers of the plant and yourself, fine-tuning when and how you work best with one another over time.  This daily supplement is formulated to help you feel your aliveness, and because it’s an empathogen, it opens more access to your emotional landscape than ever before. This might result in a therapeutic experience of your feelings and an accelerated ability to process them with more ease, acceptance and levity. Enter: the journey journal, a place to feel all your feels. This is a delicious invitation to create a ritual that brings goodness and intention into your daily life. Take KA! for 30 days and watch the magic unfold… The effect is subtle yet felt, and does not impact sobriety. With KA!’s patent-pending formulation, you get the world’s best Kanna supplements to support your mental, physical and emotional wellbeing—bringing both immediate and long-term benefits to your entire system.  Looking for where to buy Kanna? You’re in the right place… CHEWS DOSAGE The recommended dose is 1 Chew to start. If you prefer to start slow, try half a Chew. Take up to 3 Chews per 24 hour period. Each pack contains 10 pieces (servings) of Kanna Chews. Each Chew contains 30mg of standardized, high-potency Kanna extract. Take on an empty stomach. TINCTURE DOSAGE The recommended dose of 20 drops (1 full dropperful or 2 half dropperfuls) = 30mg of high-potency Kanna extract, though you can always microdose with less. If you prefer to start slow, go for 5 drops—you can always take more. Each bottle contains 1g of Kanna, which is approximately 30 doses or a one-month daily supply.  Do not use any KA! products in conjunction with Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs), Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), Serotonin-Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors (SNRIs), Dopamine Reuptake Inhibitors (NDRIs), Benzodiazepines or Central Nervous System (CNS) depressants.