Seda 7-OH Brand Overview: Tablet Strengths, Seda Bars, Flavors & Labels

Seda is a chewable tablet brand in the 7-OH category with one of the widest strength ranges on the shelf, from 20mg to 250mg per tablet. The Seda collection includes a core tablet line, a sub-line called Seda Bars, and a separate Seda Botanicals cat’s claw product. Because Seda sells everything from 5-count packs to 30-count bottles, the best way to compare it with other names on the 7-OH brands page is by price per milligram, not sticker price.

Quick Answer: What Is Seda?

Seda (often styled SEDA) is a 7-OH brand that sells flavored chewable tablets made with 7-hydroxymitragynine extract. Its 7-OH listings on 7oh.com run from 20mg to 250mg per tablet, in packs of 5, 6, 10, 20 and 30 tablets. The brand has two tablet families, the core Seda line and Seda Bars, plus a Seda Botanicals cat’s claw tablet that does not contain 7-OH.

Seda at a Glance

Where Seda Sits in the 7-OH Category

Most 7-OH brands pick one lane. Some focus on small single-serve packs, others on large bottles. Seda covers both. It sells small 5-count packs, mid-size 10-count and 20-count packs, and a 30-count bottle, with per-tablet strengths spread across four tiers.

That breadth makes Seda one of the more flexible brands to compare. It also means shoppers need to read labels carefully, because two Seda packs with similar prices can hold very different per-tablet amounts.

The Seda 7-OH Tablet Lineup

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

A clear pattern shows up. Larger packs and higher per-tablet strengths usually bring a lower price per milligram. The 200mg 10-count pack has the highest price per milligram, while the 2500mg bottle has the lowest.

The Core Seda Line

The core Seda tablets come in 20mg, 50mg, 100mg and 250mg per-tablet strengths. The 20mg and 50mg options are the lower tiers in the range. The 30-count bottle at 50mg per tablet is the largest count Seda offers.

The 2500mg Bottle

The SEDA 7-OH Tablets (2500mg - 10 Count) listing carries the highest per-tablet figure in the brand at 250mg. The product page describes these tablets as “split-friendly,” which means they are designed to be broken into smaller portions. Always read the per-tablet figure on this listing before comparing it with other Seda packs.

What Are Seda Bars?

Seda Bars is a sub-line inside the Seda brand. The main listing is SEDA Bars 7-OH Tablets (600mg - 6 Count), with six chewable tablets at 100mg each.

Seda Bars stands apart in two ways. First, it has its own flavor set, which is bolder and more candy-style than the core line. Second, it sits in a 6-count pack, a size that falls between Seda’s small 5-count packs and its larger bottles.

Sub-lines like this are common across the category. They let one brand offer a different look, flavor set or strength without changing its core products. You can see a similar approach in the Press’d 7-OH brand overview.

Seda Botanicals: The Cat’s Claw Tablet

Seda also sells SEDA Botanicals Cat’s Claw Tablets (500mg - 4 Count). This product is different from the rest of the lineup. It is made with cat’s claw (Uncaria tomentosa), a botanical from a different plant, and it is not a 7-OH product.

Each pack holds four chewable tablets at 125mg of cat’s claw each. The tablets are scored for portioning and come in a sealed blister pack. Flavors include Strawberry Queen, Watermelon Squeeze and Blue Crush.

If you are browsing the Seda collection, check the product name closely. “SEDA Botanicals” signals the cat’s claw line, while “SEDA 7-OH” and “SEDA Bars” signal 7-OH tablets.

A Note on Discontinued Listings

Earlier Seda listings also included a “pseudo” tablet built on mitragynine pseudoindoxyl (MP). MP was placed in Schedule I on August 26, 2026, so this overview covers Seda 7-OH tablets and the Botanicals line only.

Seda Flavors

Seda offers 14 named flavors across its three product families:

• Core Seda line: Blue Raspberry, Cherry Blast, Strawberry Watermelon, Natural (listed on the 250mg pack)
• Seda Bars and 2000mg pack: Blue Strawberry, Sour Cherry, Tropical Punch, Blue Razz, Grape Crush, Watermelon Blast
• 2500mg bottle: Blue Razz, Cherry Blast, Sour Watermelon
• Seda Botanicals: Strawberry Queen, Watermelon Squeeze, Blue Crush

Cherry Blast is the flavor that shows up most often across the core line. For how Seda’s flavors fit into wider category trends, see 22 popular 7-OH tablet flavors.

How to Read a Seda Label

Seda labels show two numbers that shoppers often mix up: milligrams per tablet and total milligrams per pack. On the 1500mg bottle, “1500mg” is the total across 30 tablets. Each tablet is listed at 50mg.

When reading any Seda label, check:

• Product family: Seda 7-OH, Seda Bars or Seda Botanicals.
• Per-tablet milligrams: 20mg, 50mg, 100mg or 250mg.
• Total per pack: per-tablet milligrams multiplied by the count.
• Active ingredient: 7-hydroxymitragynine extract, or cat’s claw for the Botanicals line.
• Batch or lot number: to match against the lab report.

For a deeper walkthrough, read reading the net weight and alkaloid content on a 7-OH label.

Packaging and Pack Sizes

Seda uses a mix of packaging across its range. Smaller packs, like the 5-count and 6-count options, suit shoppers who want a lower upfront cost. The 20-count and 30-count packs hold more tablets per purchase and usually bring a lower price per milligram.

Choosing between small and large packs is mostly about value and storage. Our guide to single-serve vs multi-pack 7-OH products compares the trade-offs. Once opened, store any pack in a cool, dry place away from light, as covered in how to store 7-OH products.

Lab Testing and Verification

The Seda product pages on 7oh.com do not show a certificate of analysis directly on each listing. Before comparing strengths, look for the batch COA.

A helpful COA for a Seda tablet should include:

• Measured 7-OH content per tablet or per pack
• The test method, usually HPLC
• Heavy metal screening for lead, cadmium, mercury and arsenic
• Microbial testing
• A batch number that matches the package

Browse available reports in the 7oh.com lab reports collection, and use our guide on how to read a 7-OH product’s lab report.

How Seda Compares With Other Brands

Seda is often compared with other multi-tier tablet brands. Side-by-side pages cover Perkzzz vs Seda, Pilpac vs Seda and Roxy vs Seda.

Seda’s main strengths in a comparison are its range of pack sizes and its low price per milligram on larger packs. When comparing, line up the per-tablet figure, the count, the price per milligram and the batch COA.

Legal and Shipping Notes

7-OH rules vary by state and are changing. Seda 7-OH products on 7oh.com are not shipped to Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana or Wisconsin, or to some counties in California, Illinois and Mississippi. See where 7oh.com ships and where it does not.

Federally, 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 status.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Seda in the 7-OH category?

Seda is a brand that sells flavored chewable tablets made with 7-hydroxymitragynine extract. It has a core line, a Seda Bars sub-line and a Seda Botanicals cat’s claw product.

What strengths do Seda tablets come in?

Seda 7-OH tablets are listed at 20mg, 50mg, 100mg and 250mg per tablet. Pack totals range from 200mg to 2500mg.

What is the difference between Seda and Seda Bars?

Seda Bars is a sub-line with its own flavor set. Its main listing holds six tablets at 100mg each, while the core line spans more strengths and pack sizes.

Does Seda Botanicals contain 7-OH?

No. SEDA Botanicals Cat’s Claw Tablets are made with cat’s claw (Uncaria tomentosa), a different botanical. They are listed at 125mg per tablet.

Which Seda pack has the lowest price per milligram?

Based on listed prices, the SEDA 7-OH Tablets (2500mg - 10 Count) has the lowest price per milligram at about $0.04. Prices change, so check the product page.

Are Seda tablets chewable?

Yes. Seda product pages on 7oh.com describe the tablets as chewable.