Does 7Stax Have MGM15? What's in 7Stax Tablets, From 7-OH to MIT

Does 7Stax have MGM15? No current 7Stax product label lists MGM-15, MGM-16 or mitragynine pseudoindoxyl ("pseudo"). Since August 26, 2026, all three have been Schedule I, and 7Stax says in its update on 7-OH that covered products left its catalog before the order took effect.

Labels list 7-OH or mitragynine, but a label is not a lab result. Confirming any single batch takes a COA that tested for those three compounds. This page sets out what each 7Stax line lists and how to check.

Status as of October 12, 2026: MGPI, MGM-15 and MGM-16 are Schedule I (91 FR 54948, effective August 26, 2026). 7-OH is not federally scheduled; DEA issued new notices of intent on October 9, 2026 using updated HHS thresholds. Mitragynine and kratom leaf are not federally controlled. State law varies.

What's in 7Stax Tablets?

7Stax sells two tablet lines and one shot. Premium 7-OH Kratom Alkaloid Tablets list 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) per tablet. Nano Tech Mitragynine Tablets list mitragynine (MIT) per tablet plus standard excipients. The 7OH Shot lists 50mg of 7-OH per bottle. Each product page links to lab reports for that strength.

7Stax line	Labeled alkaloid	Per-unit figures listed	Pack counts	Other ingredients stated on the page
Premium 7-OH Kratom Alkaloid Tablets	7-OH	20, 30, 50, 80, 100 and 150mg per tablet	1, 4, 5, 8, 15 and 500	Not listed
Nano Tech Mitragynine Tablets	Mitragynine	40, 80 and 120mg per tablet	1, 5 and 15	Microcrystalline cellulose, dicalcium phosphate, silicon dioxide, magnesium stearate, food-grade colorants
7OH Shot	7-OH	50mg per bottle	1	Not listed

The tablets are chewable and come in flavors such as Strawberry, Blue Razz, Raspberry, Mint and Mixed Berry. 7Stax products are sold to adults 21 and over.

Does 7Stax Have 7-OH in It?

Yes. The Premium tablet line and the 7OH Shot list 7-hydroxymitragynine as the labeled alkaloid, so "is 7 Stax 7-OH" has a short answer for those products. The Nano Tech line is different: its label lists mitragynine, not 7-OH, as the active alkaloid. Check the product name before comparing figures.

7-OH and mitragynine are both alkaloids found in kratom leaf, in very different amounts. Mitragynine is the main one, while 7-OH is a minor constituent. Our guide to kratom alkaloids covers the chemistry.

Does 7Stax Have MGM15, MGM-16 or Pseudoindoxyl?

No current 7Stax label or product page lists MGM-15, MGM-16 or mitragynine pseudoindoxyl. 7Stax states that products containing them came off its site before the August 26, 2026 order and will not return. A batch COA that tests for them is the only way to confirm a specific pack.

The reason for the caution is that labels and lab results can differ. The third-party tester Test My Kratom reported MGM-15 in several 7Stax tablet batches it tested in February and March 2026, before the compound was scheduled. Its May 2026 post on two 80mg tablets did not report MGM-15.

A COA lists only the compounds the lab was asked to test. A report showing 7-OH and mitragynine results says nothing about MGM-15 unless MGM-15 is on the panel.

7Stax 7-OH Tablets vs Nano Tech Mitragynine Tablets

The two lines differ in the alkaloid named on the label. The Premium tablets list 7-OH, and the Nano Tech tablets list mitragynine. Their milligram figures describe different compounds, so a 7-OH figure cannot be compared with a mitragynine figure.

7Stax states that "Nano Tech" refers only to a particle size reduction process. It says the term does not mean a proprietary blend, an added compound or a separate active ingredient. The Nano Tech pages also point readers to the matching COA for composition and testing results.

What the August 2026 DEA Order Means for 7Stax

The order placed MGPI, MGM-15 and MGM-16 in Schedule I with no threshold, so any amount is covered. It runs to August 26, 2028. 7-OH was not part of it. A separate 7-OH order would take effect the day it publishes. Our post on the DEA's August 2026 order covers each compound.

HHS's October 9, 2026 recommendation would place 7-OH or MGPI in Schedule I above 1 mg per gram in solids or 1 mg per mL in liquids, or where the mitragynine ratio is below 100 to 1. No effective date has been set.

Where to Find Each Batch COA

• Open the product page for your strength and select "Click here to view the lab reports."
• Or use "Lab Reports" in the site menu, which opens the 7Stax Lab Reports portal, grouped by strength.
• Match the batch or lot number on your pack to the number on the report.
• Check whether the panel lists MGPI, MGM-15 and MGM-16. If it does not, contact 7Stax and ask.

Our guide on how to read a Certificate of Analysis explains each section of the report.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 7Stax?

7Stax is a brand of chewable kratom alkaloid tablets and a liquid shot. It sells Premium 7-OH Kratom Alkaloid Tablets, Nano Tech Mitragynine Tablets and a 50mg 7OH Shot, each with lab reports grouped by strength.

What does 7 Stax have in it?

Premium tablets and the shot list 7-OH. Nano Tech tablets list mitragynine with microcrystalline cellulose, dicalcium phosphate, silicon dioxide, magnesium stearate and food-grade colorants. The batch COA shows what was measured.

Does 7Stax sell pseudo tablets?

No pseudo product appears in the 7Stax catalog. Mitragynine pseudoindoxyl has been Schedule I since August 26, 2026, and 7Stax states that covered products were removed before that date.