TLDR
Kratom Canada sells single strains in 25g, 100g, 250g, 500g and 1000g. Cost per gram drops sharply as the bag gets bigger, from around $0.40 per gram at 25g to roughly $0.16 to $0.18 per gram at 1kg. Free shipping starts at $50, which most 250g orders clear on their own.
In this guide, we compare every pack size we stock on price per gram, and set out which size makes sense depending on whether you are trying strains or restocking one you already buy.
Good to Know
The Kratom Kilo Pack holds 4 x 250g of four different strains for $179.99, which is the same price as a single 1kg bag of one strain in our original range. If you want a kilo and are not committed to one strain, the pack is the better value.
Working out how much kratom to buy is really two questions. How many grams do you want in the house, and how many different strains do you want to be holding at once? Those pull in opposite directions, because the big savings sit in the large bags and the flexibility sits in the small ones.
This guide is about purchasing quantity and cost per gram only. Kratom is not approved by Health Canada for human consumption, and we sell it as a raw botanical for research, botanical and aromatic purposes. Nothing here is guidance on use.
Kratom Pack Sizes in Canada: What Each One Contains
Across the range we carry, single strains are sold in these weights:
- 25g, the sampling size, available on every strain.
- 100g, available on our newer strain lines.
- 250g, the mid tier and the most common repeat order.
- 500g, the step before a full kilo.
- 1000g, a full kilo, the lowest cost per gram we offer.
Alongside those, two multi strain packs exist so you are not buying four separate bags to get four strains. The Kratom Sampler Pack holds five 25g bags, and the Kratom Kilo Pack holds four 250g bags of strains you choose.
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Kratom Price Per Gram: How the Sizes Compare
This is the number that actually decides which size to buy. Here is how our range works out, using two representative strains from the two price tiers we run.
| Size | Original range (Red Bali) | Cost per gram | Newer range (Gold Bali) | Cost per gram |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25g | $9.99 | $0.40 | $10.99 | $0.44 |
| 100g | not stocked | – | $32.99 | $0.33 |
| 250g | $84.99 | $0.34 | $68.99 | $0.28 |
| 500g | $119.99 | $0.24 | $104.99 | $0.21 |
| 1000g | $179.99 | $0.18 | $159.99 | $0.16 |
The pattern is consistent. Moving from 25g to 250g takes roughly 15 to 35 percent off the per gram cost. Moving from 250g to 1kg takes off another 40 percent or so. The single biggest saving in the range is the jump from 250g to 500g.
Prices vary by strain, so treat the table as the shape of the pricing rather than a quote. The live figure is always on the product page, and you can compare across the green, red and white vein categories.
Key Highlights
- 25g is the most expensive per gram, around $0.40 to $0.44.
- 250g brings that down to roughly $0.28 to $0.34.
- 1kg is the cheapest per gram, roughly $0.16 to $0.18.
- The 250g to 500g step is where the per gram cost falls fastest.
The 25g Size: Buying Kratom to Compare Strains
At $9.99 to $10.99 a bag, 25g is the most expensive size per gram and the cheapest size to be wrong about. That trade is the entire point of it.
It is the sensible choice if you are new to a vein colour, comparing two strains against each other, or working through the regional names to find which sourcing you prefer. Buying four 25g bags costs less than one 250g bag and tells you considerably more.
One thing to plan for: a single 25g bag will not reach the $50 free shipping threshold on its own. Most people ordering at this size buy three or more, or use the Sampler Pack.
If you are not sure which strains to put in a first small order, our guide to kratom strains in Canada explains how the vein colours and regional names work, and the all strains category shows what is currently in stock.
The 250g Size: The Most Common Repeat Order
250g is where most repeat customers settle. It is the point where the per gram cost has come down meaningfully without asking you to commit to a kilo of one strain.
It also clears the $50 free shipping threshold by itself, which changes the real cost more than the sticker price suggests. A 250g order at $68.99 with free shipping compares favourably against two 100g bags plus a shipping charge.
Popular strains at this size include Red Bali, Super Green Malay and White Maeng Da. If you are not yet sure which vein colour you want to hold in volume, our guide to kratom strains in Canada sets out how the naming works.
Bulk Kratom in Canada: The 500g and 1kg Sizes
Buying kratom in bulk in Canada makes sense once you have settled on a strain and know you will restock it. At 1kg the per gram cost is roughly $0.16 to $0.18, which is around 60 percent below the 25g price.
The 500g size is worth a specific mention. It carries most of the per gram saving of a kilo at a lower total outlay, and it is the step where the discount curve is steepest. If a full kilo of one strain feels like too much, 500g captures most of the value.
Two practical points on bulk. Kratom is an agricultural product and colour, texture and scent vary between batches, so a kilo bought in one order will be more consistent than the same kilo bought across four separate orders. And our 30 day return policy applies to bulk orders on the same terms as any other: unopened, unused items within 30 days, as store credit or an exchange.
Strains commonly bought at this volume include Red Bali and Green Maeng Da from the original range, and White Borneo or Gold Bali from the newer lines, which sit at the lower price tier.
Variety Packs Compared With Buying Single Strains
The two packs solve different problems.
The Kratom Sampler Pack is 5 x 25g for $48.99. That is 125g at roughly $0.39 per gram, which is close to buying five individual 25g bags, but it arrives as one order and it sits just under the free shipping line. Its value is breadth rather than price.
The Kratom Kilo Pack is 4 x 250g for $179.99. That is a full kilogram at $0.18 per gram, matching the best per gram rate in our original range, except spread across four strains of your choosing instead of one. For anyone buying at kilo volume who wants variety, this is the strongest value in the catalogue.
You can also build your own spread from the variety packs category or mix sizes across our green, red and white vein ranges.
What the $50 Free Shipping Threshold Means for Order Size
Free shipping applies to orders over $50 anywhere in Canada, and it is worth planning an order around rather than treating as a bonus.
- One 25g bag will not clear it. Five will, comfortably.
- The Sampler Pack at $48.99 sits just below the line, so adding a single 25g bag tips it over.
- Any 250g bag clears it on its own.
- Every 500g and 1kg order clears it.
We accept Interac e-Transfer and Cash on Delivery. Orders placed before the daily cutoff are dispatched the same day, and everything ships through Canada Post. Because stock is already in Canada, there are no customs holds, no exchange rate applied at checkout and no duties on arrival. Full details are on our FAQ page.
What Drives Kratom Pricing in Canada
Two bags of the same weight can carry different prices, and it is worth knowing what sits behind that rather than assuming the more expensive one is simply marked up.
Sourcing and rarity. Leaf from a widely farmed region costs less to buy at origin than leaf from a remote one. Strains from the upper Kapuas River in Borneo, for instance, come from a harder area to harvest and transport from than mainstream Indonesian supply. That difference carries through to the shelf.
Processing time. Extended drying and fermentation stages tie up material and space for longer than a straightforward sun dry. Gold and yellow classifications generally sit at the more processed end, which is part of why they are priced where they are.
Testing. Supplier lot certificates for six strains, listing lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury plus E. coli and salmonella, are published on our Lab Reports page. Testing is a real per batch cost, and a supplier quoting well below the market is often not paying it. This is the single most useful question to ask when a price looks unusually low.
Import and currency. Kratom is imported, so exchange rates and freight feed directly into landed cost. Export rules in producing countries have shifted repeatedly in recent years, and supply disruptions move prices for everyone.
The result is two price tiers across our catalogue rather than one flat rate per gram. Neither tier is a quality judgment, and both carry identical testing. Our guide to how kratom is harvested covers the sourcing and processing stages that sit behind those costs.
Which Strains Are Available at Which Sizes
Not every strain is stocked in every weight. Here is roughly how the range breaks down at the time of writing, though the product page is always current.
Our longest running strains, including Red Maeng Da, Green Maeng Da and White Indo, are stocked in 25g, 250g, 500g and 1000g.
Our newer strain lines add a 100g option, which is useful if 25g is too little to judge a strain and 250g is more than you want to commit. That group includes White Borneo, Gold Bali, Green Hulu Kapuas, Red Hulu Kapuas, Yellow Thai and Yellow Vietnam.
The blends are sold in the same weights as the single strains. If you are ordering across several strains at once, checking the sizes available on each product page before you build the cart saves reworking the order later.
Storing Kratom After a Bulk Purchase
Buying at 500g or 1kg only makes financial sense if the material keeps well, so storage is part of the value calculation rather than an afterthought.
Kratom is a dried plant material, and like any milled botanical it is affected by three things: light, moisture and air. Powder held in a sealed container, kept out of direct sunlight and away from humidity, holds its colour and scent considerably longer than powder left in an opened bag on a counter.
A few practical points that come up regularly from customers ordering at volume:
- Decant rather than dip. Repeatedly opening a 1kg bag exposes the whole quantity to air each time. Moving a working amount into a smaller sealed container leaves the bulk of it undisturbed.
- Keep it away from the kitchen sink and the stove. Steam and temperature swings are the two most common causes of clumping.
- Avoid the fridge. Condensation when the container comes back to room temperature introduces moisture, which is the thing you are trying to keep out.
- Label the batch date. Because colour and scent vary naturally between harvests, noting when a bag was opened makes it easier to tell batch variation apart from age.
None of this is complicated, but it is the difference between a kilo that stays consistent and one that does not. If you are buying at that volume for the first time, the 500g size is a reasonable way to test how the material holds in your own storage conditions before committing further. The Kilo Pack is another way around it, since four sealed 250g bags stay closed until you open each one.
How Canadian Pricing Compares With Ordering From the US
A large share of the kratom pricing Canadians see in search results is American, and comparing it directly against a Canadian price is misleading unless you account for what gets added on the way.
A US listing priced in US dollars converts upward at checkout. On top of that sits international shipping, which is rarely free at the thresholds domestic stores offer, and potential duties applied on arrival. A bag that looked cheaper per gram on the listing frequently is not by the time it lands.
Then there is the risk that does not show up as a line item. Cross border parcels can be held or refused at customs, and when that happens there is limited practical recourse. That risk scales with order size, which matters most at exactly the bulk quantities where the per gram saving looks most attractive.
Returns are the other asymmetry. A 30 day return policy is only useful if acting on it costs less than the product is worth. Shipping a kilo back across an international border generally fails that test. Ours ships within Canada, so it does not.
If you are actively comparing Canadian suppliers rather than cross border ones, our kratom vendor reviews cover other sellers on sourcing, testing, pricing and delivery.
Which Kratom Size Should You Actually Buy?
Pulling the whole thing together, here is how the decision usually resolves.
If you have never ordered from us before, buy small and buy wide. Three or four 25g bags across different vein colours costs less than a single 250g bag, clears free shipping, and tells you which sourcing and processing you actually prefer before you spend more. The Sampler Pack does the same job in one click.
If you already know the vein colour you want but not the strain, 100g where it is available is the middle path. It brings the per gram cost down to roughly $0.33 while still leaving room to change your mind.
If you reorder the same strain regularly, 250g is the size most customers settle on. It clears free shipping on its own and the per gram cost has come down meaningfully from the sampling sizes.
If you are confident and buying for the year, 500g captures most of the bulk saving at a lower total outlay, and 1kg captures all of it. If you want kilo pricing but not a kilo of one thing, the Kilo Pack splits it four ways at the same rate.
Key Highlights
- New customers: several 25g bags, or the Sampler Pack.
- Narrowing down a vein colour: 100g where stocked.
- Regular reorder of a known strain: 250g.
- Buying at volume: 500g for most of the saving, 1kg for all of it.
- Kilo pricing across four strains: the Kilo Pack.
Pick your size and strain
Every strain is stocked from 25g up to a full kilo. Free shipping over $50, same day dispatch, 30 day returns.