Quick answer: Kratom seltzers are ready-to-drink, lightly carbonated beverages made with kratom leaf extract and sold in sealed cans. Each 12 oz can comes in a set flavor, lists a labeled alkaloid content on the label, and is backed by a batch lab report. They are a pre-measured, portable alternative to loose kratom powder, capsules, and liquid shots.

What are kratom seltzers?

A kratom seltzer is a canned, carbonated drink infused with kratom leaf extract. Instead of scooping powder or swallowing capsules, you open a chilled can and drink a single, pre-portioned serving in a specific flavor. Bedrock Botanicals carries kratom seltzers under the owned Noms line, alongside loose powders, capsules, and extracts in the full kratom collection.

The format matters because demand for canned botanical drinks keeps climbing. The U.S. functional beverage market is projected to reach roughly USD 279 billion by 2032, expanding at about an 8.1% annual rate, according to MarkNtel Advisors. Kratom itself has a sizable U.S. audience: an estimated 1.7 million Americans aged 12 and older reported past-year kratom use in 2021, per the federal National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). A sealed, flavored can is simply one more way that audience buys the leaf.

What’s inside a Noms kratom seltzer?

Each Noms kratom seltzer is a 12 oz (355 mL) can of carbonated water, natural flavoring, and kratom leaf extract. Bedrock sells leaf only — the extract is standardized to a labeled amount of mitragynine, the primary alkaloid in the kratom leaf, which is printed on the can and documented on a per-batch certificate of analysis (COA). There is no 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) added; that compound became federally Schedule I in August 2026, and Bedrock’s catalog is leaf-based.

Current Noms flavors include Lemon Lime, Triple Berry Rush, and Grapefruit. If you want to understand how that lab documentation is produced, see how kratom is tested in the USA and how Bedrock sources kratom from farm to lab.

Kratom seltzers vs. powder, capsules, and shots

The difference between formats is about serving size, flavor, and convenience — not about one being “stronger” than another. Here is how a canned seltzer compares to the other ways Bedrock sells kratom leaf:

Format	Typical serving	Flavor	Prep	Portability
Seltzer (Noms)	One 12 oz can	Flavored, carbonated	None — open and drink	High (sealed can)
Powder	Measured by scoop/scale	Earthy, unflavored	Weigh and mix	Low (bag + scale)
Capsules	Per capsule	Tasteless	None — swallow	High (bottle)
Extract shot	1–2 oz bottle	Concentrated, flavored	None — drink	High (small bottle)

A seltzer trades the exact-gram control of powder and capsules for a flavored, pre-measured can you can grab from the fridge. Powder remains the most economical by weight; capsules are the most neutral-tasting; seltzers and shots are the most grab-and-go.

How do Noms seltzers compare to other kratom drinks?

The best-known competing botanical drink is Feel Free by Botanic Tonics, sold as a 2 oz tonic shot that blends kava with kratom leaf. The format difference is clear: Feel Free is a small, concentrated shot bottle, while a Noms kratom seltzer is a 12 oz carbonated can built as a sippable, flavored beverage. Noms is also a single-botanical kratom-leaf product rather than a kava-kratom blend. Shoppers comparing the two are usually weighing a quick shot format against a full-size canned drink, and whether they want kratom on its own or mixed with kava. Bedrock also carries dedicated kava products for anyone who wants noble kava separately.

Are kratom seltzers legal to buy online?

Kratom leaf is legal to purchase in most U.S. states, but a number of states restrict or ban it, and some set a 21+ age minimum. Bedrock does not ship kratom to Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, or Wisconsin, and additionally blocks Maryland, Ohio, and Utah; Virginia and Florida are leaf-only, which fits Bedrock’s leaf-only catalog. Rules change, so confirm your state on the kratom legality by state tracker before ordering, and verify your current local law. All kratom purchases require you to be 21 or older.

How to choose a kratom seltzer

Use this checklist when buying canned kratom drinks online:

• Batch lab report (COA): the seller should publish a per-batch certificate of analysis showing alkaloid content and contaminant screening.
• Leaf only: confirm the product is kratom leaf and discloses whether any 7-OH is present. Bedrock’s Noms line is leaf-based.
• Labeled alkaloid content: the mitragynine amount should be printed on the can, not vague.
• Flavor and size: Noms cans are 12 oz in Triple Berry Rush, Grapefruit, and Lemon Lime.
• Legal shipping: make sure the vendor ships to your state and enforces a 21+ age check.

Ready to compare options? Browse the full Bedrock Botanicals shop or go straight to the kratom collection.

Frequently asked questions

What is a kratom seltzer?

A kratom seltzer is a canned, carbonated beverage made with kratom leaf extract and natural flavoring. It is sold as a single-serve 12 oz can in set flavors, with alkaloid content listed on the label.

Are Noms kratom seltzers lab-tested?

Yes. Each batch is documented with a certificate of analysis (COA) showing alkaloid content and contaminant screening. The labeled mitragynine amount is printed on every can.

Do kratom seltzers contain 7-OH?

Bedrock’s Noms seltzers are leaf-based and do not add 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), which became federally Schedule I in August 2026.

How many Noms flavors are there?

Three: Lemon Lime, Triple Berry Rush, and Grapefruit, all in 12 oz cans.

Where can I buy kratom seltzers online?

You can buy Noms kratom seltzers directly from the Bedrock Botanicals kratom collection, which ships to eligible states for buyers 21 and older.

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Must be 21 or older to purchase. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.