- Plant
- Kratom leaf
- Color
- Red
- Size
- 12 oz can
What it tastes like
Sweet blueberry up front, tart lemon behind it, sparkling. It's a lemonade-stand flavor in a grown-up can, and it's easy to drink.
What "red elixir" means
Botanical Brewing brews its elixirs with kratom leaf and labels them by leaf color: white (Island Breeze), green and red. Red refers to red-vein kratom leaf. The color tells you about the leaf, not what to expect from the can, so pick by flavor.
How to drink it
Ice cold, from the can or over ice. One can is one serving: don't stack cans, never mix it with alcohol, and don't drive after drinking it.
Who it's for
- Lemonade lovers. It's the most familiar flavor of the elixirs.
- Adults 21+ who already know kratom is legal where they live.
Buying tips
Comes in 4, 12 and 24-can packs. Prefer kava, a different plant entirely? Orange Dream is our pick there.
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Who should skip kava
- Kava drinks are for adults 21+. Skip them if you're under 21.
- Skip kava if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Skip kava if you have a liver condition or drink heavily. Kava has been linked to rare cases of serious liver injury.
- Skip it if you take antidepressants (including SSRIs), sedatives, sleep aids or medications that affect the liver, unless your doctor says it's OK.
- Rules on kava vary by place. Check your local rules before you buy.
- One can or shell is one serving. Don't mix kava with alcohol, and don't drive after drinking it.
These are general cautions, not medical advice. If you're unsure, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.
Questions people ask
What does Blueberry Lemonade taste like?
Sweet blueberry and tart lemon, sparkling, like a grown-up lemonade.
What is a red elixir?
Botanical Brewing labels its kratom elixirs by leaf color. Red refers to red-vein kratom leaf; in this can it's paired with blueberry and lemon.
Is a red elixir the same as kava?
No. Kava is a root from the South Pacific; the elixirs use kratom leaf from Southeast Asia. They're different plants with different cautions. See our kava vs. kratom comparison.
