Numbz 7-OH Brand Overview: Tablet Strengths, Flavors, Labels & Packaging

Numbz is a chewable tablet brand in the 7-OH category, known for a wide strength ladder and one of the biggest flavor lineups on the shelf. The full Numbz collection runs from a two-tablet 50mg pack up to a 1000mg ten-count box, plus a separate 7-OH + MIT blend. If you are comparing it with other names on the 7-OH brands page, the most useful skill is reading net weight and alkaloid content on a 7-OH label, because Numbz prints both per-tablet and per-pack figures.

Quick Answer: What Is Numbz?

Numbz is a 7-OH brand that sells flavored chewable tablets containing 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), a kratom alkaloid. Its catalog on 7oh.com includes five tablet listings: 50mg (2 count), 100mg (2 count), 500mg (10 count), 1000mg (10 count), and a 300mg (20 count) blend that pairs 7-OH with mitragynine (MIT). Flavors range from Cherry Limeade and Kiwi Apple to Grape Soda and Mint.

Numbz at a Glance

Where Numbz Sits in the 7-OH Category

The 7-OH category is crowded with tablet brands, and most compete on three things: strength tiers, flavors, and pack size. Numbz leans hard into the first two. It offers a small single-serve pack for shoppers who want to compare before buying bigger, and larger bottles and boxes for those who prefer fewer reorders.

Unlike brands that sell tablets, shots, gummies and vapes, Numbz stays almost entirely in chewable tablets. That narrow focus makes the lineup easier to compare. Every product shares the same format, so the real differences come down to milligrams, count and flavor.

The Numbz Tablet Lineup

Here is how the Numbz listings on 7oh.com break down. Prices and stock change often, so check the product page for the current figure.

A few patterns stand out. The 2-count packs are single-serve foil packets. The 10-count and 20-count options come in bottles or boxes built for storage. The 1000mg box carries the highest per-tablet figure in the range at 100mg per chew.

The 50mg and 100mg Two-Packs

These are the entry points to the brand. Both hold two chewable tablets in a foil packet. The 50mg pack lists 25mg per tablet, while the 100mg pack lists 50mg per tablet. Small packs like these are common across the category, and our guide to single-serve vs multi-pack 7-OH products explains how they compare on price and storage.

The 500mg Ten-Count Bottle

The 500mg bottle holds ten tablets at 50mg each. It has the widest flavor menu in the Numbz range, with nine listed options including Passionfruit Peach, Pineapple Guava and Mango Cream.

The 1000mg Ten-Count Box

The 1000mg box holds ten tablets at 100mg each. It uses its own flavor set: Melon Dew, Popsicle, Rainbow Road, Sour Apple, Strawberry Banana and White Grape. This is the highest-strength listing in the Numbz catalog, so read the label closely before comparing it with other brands.

The Numbz 7-OH + MIT Blend

Numbz also sells a blended product: Numbz 7-OH + MIT Tablets (300mg - 20 Count). Each tablet is listed at 15mg, and the product description names “a refined blend of 7-hydroxymitragynine, mitragynine, and minor alkaloids.”

MIT is short for mitragynine, the most abundant alkaloid in the kratom leaf. 7-OH is a different compound found in far smaller amounts. If you want the plain-language difference between the two, read MIT vs 7-OH.

One point to note: the 300mg figure is the combined total for the pack. The product page does not split that total into separate 7-OH and MIT amounts, so check the lab report for the exact breakdown.

Numbz Flavors

Flavor is one of the clearest ways Numbz sets itself apart. Across its listings, the brand offers more than 15 named flavors:

• Fruit-forward: Berry Burst, Strawberry Dragonfruit, Kiwi Apple, Passionfruit Peach, Pineapple Guava, Mango Cream, Watermelon Rush
• Soda and candy style: Cherry Limeade, Grape Soda, Popsicle, Rainbow Road, Sour Apple
• Fresh and light: Mint, Melon Dew, White Grape, Strawberry Banana

Not every flavor appears in every size. The 1000mg box uses a separate flavor set from the smaller packs, and some flavors only appear in one listing. For a wider view of how flavor works across the category, see 22 popular 7-OH tablet flavors.

How to Read a Numbz Label

Numbz labels list two numbers that are easy to mix up: the milligrams per tablet and the total milligrams per pack. For example, “500mg” on the 500mg bottle means the whole bottle, not each tablet. Each tablet in that bottle is listed at 50mg.

When you read any Numbz label, check these points:

• Per-tablet milligrams: the figure for a single chewable.
• Total per pack: per-tablet milligrams multiplied by the count.
• Alkaloids named: 7-OH alone, or 7-OH plus MIT and minor alkaloids.
• Batch or lot number: the code that should match a lab report.
• Flavor and count: so you compare like for like.

If you are comparing Numbz against another brand on value, work out the price per milligram. Our guide on how to compare two 7-OH products by price per milligram shows the simple formula.

Packaging and Pack Sizes

Numbz uses three main packaging types:

• Foil packets for the 2-count packs, built for single-serve portability.
• Bottles for the 10-count and 20-count tablets.
• ortable boxes for the 1000mg ten-count listing.

Packaging matters for more than looks. Sealed foil limits air and moisture exposure until opening, while bottles and boxes hold more tablets for longer. For storage basics, see how to store 7-OH products for freshness and potency.

Lab Testing and Verification

Numbz product pages on 7oh.com do not show a lab report directly on the listing. That does not mean testing is absent, but it does mean you should look for the certificate of analysis (COA) before comparing strengths.

A useful COA for a 7-OH tablet should show:

• Measured 7-OH content per tablet or per pack
• Testing method, usually HPLC
• Heavy metal screening (lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic)
• icrobial testing
• A batch number that matches the package

You can browse published reports in the 7oh.com lab reports collection, and our guide on how to read a 7-OH product’s lab report walks through each section.

How Numbz Compares With Other Brands

Numbz is often compared with other tablet-focused names. Two side-by-side pages cover the most common matchups: Numbz vs Press’d and Nektar vs Numbz.

In short, Numbz stands out for its strength ladder and flavor range, while brands like Press’d lean more on named sub-lines and blends. Neither approach is better by default. The right comparison is per-tablet milligrams, alkaloids named, price per milligram and lab documentation.

Legal and Shipping Notes

7-OH rules differ by state and are changing quickly. Numbz products on 7oh.com are not shipped to Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana or Wisconsin, plus some counties. See where 7oh.com ships and where it does not for the current list.

At the federal level, the DEA announced on July 1, 2026 that it intends to temporarily place 7-OH above a set threshold in Schedule I. As of late September 2026, that order is still pending. The 7-OH federal update page tracks the latest status.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Numbz in the 7-OH category?

Numbz is a brand that sells flavored chewable tablets containing 7-hydroxymitragynine. Its range covers 2-count, 10-count and 20-count packs, plus a 7-OH + MIT blend.

What strengths does Numbz offer?

Numbz tablets are listed at 15mg, 25mg, 50mg and 100mg per tablet. Pack totals range from 50mg to 1000mg.

Does Numbz make anything besides tablets?

The Numbz listings on 7oh.com are chewable tablets. The brand’s variety comes from strength, count and flavor, not from different formats.

What is the difference between Numbz 7-OH and Numbz 7-OH + MIT?

The standard Numbz tablets list 7-OH as the main alkaloid. The 7-OH + MIT tablets combine 7-OH with mitragynine and minor alkaloids at 15mg per tablet.

How many Numbz flavors are there?

Across all listings, Numbz offers more than 15 flavors, including Cherry Limeade, Berry Burst, Kiwi Apple, Grape Soda, Mint and Mango Cream.

Where can I check what is in a Numbz product?

Check the certificate of analysis for your batch. Match the batch number on the pack to the lab report, then confirm the measured 7-OH content.