Alienoid: Return to the Future (2024) Review

"Alienoid: The Return to the Future" Theatrical Poster

“Alienoid: The Return to the Future” Theatrical Poster

Director: Choi Dong-hun
Cast: Ryoo Joon-Yeol, Kim Woo-Bin, Kim Tae-Ri, Lee Ha-Nee, Yum Jung-Ah, Jo Woo-Jin, Kim Eui-Sung, Jin Sun-Kyu, Wi Ji-woong, Lee Si-hoon
Running Time: 123 min.

By Paul Bramhall

Korea’s premier blockbuster director Choi Dong-hoon returned with a bang in 2022 with Alienoid, a time travelling sci-fi genre mash-up that threw in everything from Shaw Brothers references to a John Woo homage. Shot as a 2-parter, the second instalment arrived on screens at the beginning of 2024 under the title Alienoid: Return to the Future, and picks up directly where the first one left off. After the alien criminals successfully released their planet’s atmosphere into a section of downtown Seoul, turning the air deadly for any humans in the vicinity, they push ahead with their plan to turn the entire planet (or at least all of Korea) into their new home. With less than an hour before the rest of their atmosphere is released, the beaten and battered cyborg played by Kim Woo-bin orders his floating robot companion Thunder and adopted daughter to hightail it 700 years into the past, hoping to avert the disaster before it happens.

All of this is recapped during the opening credits, allowing the narrative to hit the ground running as we re-join the double handgun wielding Kim Tae-ri (Space Sweepers, The Handmaiden) in her mission to seek out the divine dagger in the past. At (and in) the same time sorcerers Jo Woo-jin (Seobok, Steel Rain) and Yum Jung-ah (Another ChildThe Mimic) are helping their trainee Ryu Jun-yeol (Believer, Heart Blackened) recuperate from the coma he fell into, following the bombshell revelation at the end of part 1. Upon watching A:RttF (as I’ll refer to it from here on in), it became Continue reading

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Sabotage | Blu-ray (MVD)

Sabotage | Blu-ray (MVD)

Sabotage | Blu-ray (MVD)

RELEASE DATE: May 7, 2024

On May 7, 2024, MVD is releasing the Blu-ray for Sabotage, a 1996 actioner from director Tibor Takács (Black Warrant) that stars Mark Dacascos (John Wick 3, Drive), Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix), Tony Todd (Candyman) and Graham Greene (Dances with Wolves).

Colonel Michael Bishop’s (Dacascos) last mission went horribly wrong. Destroyed from within… sabotaged. His was the only body dragged from the ashes of a black operation that never happened.

After years of recovery, Bishop thought he escaped the Black Ops and began a successful new life as a bodyguard to the rich and famous. He was the best, with skills most men died learning. But his past caught up with him. His clients began Continue reading

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Pistol Opera (2001) Review

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“Pistol Opera” Theatrical Poster

Director: Seijun Suzuki
Cast: Makiko Esumi, Sayoko Yamaguchi, Kirin Kiki, Mikijiro Hira, Masatoshi Nagase, Kenji Sawada, Hanae Kan, Jan Woudstra, Haruko Kato, Kensaku Watanabe
Running Time: 112 min.

By Martin Sandison

Seijun Suzuki’s 1967 art-yakuza classic Branded to Kill has a hallowed place in movie history. It was deemed too experimental by Nikkatsu, who produced the picture and for whom Suzuki had made many low budget formulaic efforts previously, and he was promptly dismissed. It went on to influence generations of film-makers subsequently, most notably Quentin Tarantino and my favourite director John Woo. Branded to Kill was also my entrance into the Yakuza genre, as I caught it on the big screen back in 2006 in a Japanese cult film season that changed my life, alongside such greats as Sword of Doom and Hausu. Having revisited the film on Blu-ray it captivated me again, and now I have also revisited Suzuki’s own remake, Pistol Opera. One of his last efforts before he passed in 2017, the film is a distillation of Suzuki’s style, to the point that it’s like watching a recent Wes Anderson film: there’s much to admire, but the heart isn’t there as it used to be.

Pistol Opera takes the basic plot of Branded to Kill, that of a killer who is in competition with other assassins that operate as part of the mysterious guild. This time instead of Joe Shishido’s debonair yet eccentric Goro Hanada we have Makiko Esumi as the female protagonist Miyuki Minazuki. As others have noted, trying to outline what happens in the movie is near-impossible, without saying things get progressively more surreal as Makiko takes on the killers in set piece after set piece, and the structure is like that of a series of vignettes. Continue reading

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Deal on Fire! Come Drink with Me | Blu-ray | Only $15.99 – Expires soon!

Come Drink with Me | Blu-ray (Arrow Video)

Come Drink with Me | Blu-ray (Arrow Video)

Today’s Deal on Fire is the Blu-ray for King Hu’s 1966 wuxia classic Come Drink with Me.

Years before Shaw Brothers’ kung fu films made them the biggest film studio in Hong Kong, local audiences flocked to their wuxia pian films: mythic tales of swordfighting (and often gravity-defying) heroes fighting for honor. In his final film for the studio, Come Drink With Me, director King Hu (A Touch of Zen) broke fresh new ground in martial arts storytelling, and catapulted fresh-faced lead actress Cheng Pei-pei to stardom in the process. When the Governor’s son is taken hostage by bandits, a mysterious swordsman named Golden Swallow (Cheng) is hot on their trail to ensure the son’s release. What the bandits don’t realize, however, is that Continue reading

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Wanted Man (2024) Review

"Wanted Man" Theatrical Poster

“Wanted Man” Theatrical Poster

Director: Dolph Lundgren
Cast: Dolph Lundgren, Kelsey Grammer, Michael Pare, Aaron McPherson, Christina Villa, Roger Cross, Michael Worth, Bourke Floyd, Gabriel ‘G-Rod’ Rodriguez
Running Time: 86 min.

By Henry McKeand

It’s a new year, and Dolph Lundgren is still making movies. Really making them, too. His latest film, Wanted Man, is his seventh as a director. He also produced and co-wrote the script along with Frank Valdez and DTV legend Michael Worth. And, unlike Steven Seagal’s behind-the-camera work, Lundgren’s efforts as a filmmaker aspire to be more than vanity projects. Instead, they’re usually a way for him to continue making the kind of stuff that endeared him to audiences back in the 80s.

It is a new year, after all, and muscle-bound freaks like prime-era Dolph don’t have the same commercial appeal that they once did. Not that it would make much of a difference to the Dolph of today, who has decidedly aged out of his perfectly sculpted Übermensch body and alien-like beauty. Now, in his late-sixties, he has the grizzled good looks of great 20th-century tough guy actors like Lee Marvin and Charles Bronson. In a more just world, this would ensure him a comfy niche in American multiplexes. But in this new year we find ourselves in, it’s becoming harder and harder for retirement age guys with granite faces to attract wide audiences. No one in Hollywood’s elite Continue reading

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Wolf Pack | Blu-ray (Well Go USA)

Wolf Pack | Blu-ray (Well Go USA)

Wolf Pack | Blu-ray (Well Go USA)

RELEASE DATE: January 23, 2024

On January 23, 2024, Well Go USA is releasing the Blu-ray for Wolf Pack (aka Career as a Mercenary), starring Max Zhang Jin – the rising star of Ip Man 3The BrinkMaster Z: Ip Man Legacy and Invincible Dragon.

This action-thriller that marks the directorial debut film from Michael Chiang, who is perhaps best known for penning two Singapore-made productions: 1996’s Army Daze and 2015’s Our Sister Mambo.

Co-starring alongside Zhang are Aarif Lee (Bruce Lee, My Brother, The Thousand Faces of Dunjia, Kung Fu Yoga, Cold War II) and Jiang Luxia (God of War, Double World, Undercover Punch and Gun).

In Wolf Pack, while seeking Continue reading

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The Ultimate Guide to Making Mango-Infused Cannabis Edibles

Mango and weed make a superb combo of your homemade edibles. This tropical delight can add a flavorful twist to your cannabis delights. A unique blend of mango sweetness with a potent kick of cannabis can make your treats truly extraordinary.

Mango-infused weed edibles aren’t just about flavor. Fruit has certain compounds that can enhance your cannabis experience. In this guide, we’ll reveal some tips to help you nail your next mango and weed treat.

Experiment With Different Types of Cannabis

The type of cannabis you use will have a huge impact on the flavor and potency of your mango-infused edibles. Indica strains tend to be more relaxing, while sativa strains offer a more energetic experience.

Try experimenting with different types of weed and find out which one best complements the mango flavor. You can also try blending different strains to create your unique mix.

Keep in mind that the potency of your edibles will depend on the strength of your cannabis, so be sure to choose wisely.

Choose Ripe Mangoes

Selecting ripe mangoes is crucial when making your edible. Ripe mangoes are sweet and juicy, adding an enticing flavor to your cannabis-infused treat.

It should have a fruity aroma at the stem end. The skin should yield slightly to gentle pressure without feeling mushy.

Consider eating mango first before consuming cannabis as it may enhance the effects. Mango has a compound called Myrcene, which can interact with THC in cannabis.

This interaction could increase the intensity of the high. So a ripe mango not only adds flavor to your edibles but potentially boosts your cannabis experience too.

Be Mindful of the Dosage

Being mindful of the dosage is vital when making mango weed edibles. It’s easy to go overboard but remember, the goal is to enjoy the ride, not to get knocked out.

Start with a small amount of cannabis, especially if you’re a beginner. You can gradually increase it as you become more comfortable.

Keep track of how much cannabis you’re using in each batch. This can help you determine the right dosage that will give you the desired effects without overwhelming you. It’s always better to be cautious when it comes to dosage.

Consider THC and CBD levels when dosing. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is what gives weed its psychoactive properties, while CBD is non-psychoactive. Striking a balance between the two can create a relaxing yet enjoyable experience.

Properly Decarboxylate Your Weed

Decarboxylation is a crucial step in preparing mango-infused weed edibles. This process involves heating the cannabis to activate THC, the compound that makes you high. If you skip this step, eating mango and cannabis together won’t create the desired effects.

You can decarboxylate your weed in an oven. Break the cannabis into small pieces and spread them on a baking sheet. Then bake at 220 degrees Fahrenheit for about 30 to 45 minutes.

Mango and Weed – A Powerhouse Flavor Combo for Edibles

Creating an unforgettable culinary experience with weed and mango is an art that needs time and practice. This unique combo, with its unrivaled flavor, opens up a new world of cannabis edibles. The key is selecting ripe mangoes, carefully choosing your cannabis strain, decarboxylating your weed, and mindful dosing.

Remember, the aim is to enjoy a delightful treat that enhances your cannabis experience. Patience and practice will lead to perfect mouth-watering edibles. Happy cooking, and enjoy your mango and weed edibles journey!

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The Rise of Shatter Weed in the Cannabis Industry: What’s Driving Its Popularity?

Ever wondered what’s behind the soaring popularity of shatter weed in the cannabis industry?

This powerful, highly concentrated form of cannabis is taking the market by storm. In this article, we’ll delve into what precisely makes shatter weed so desirable, the factors contributing to its rise, and why it’s becoming the choice for many.

If you’re curious about the world of cannabis market growth, especially with shatter weed, this article is a must-read!

Potency

Shatter weed is well-known for its potency, which is one of its main appeals. This form of cannabis is highly concentrated, meaning it provides a stronger hit than many other forms. The THC content can range from 70% to 90%, making it one of the most potent cannabis concentrates available.

This high THC content ensures that users need less of the product to achieve their desired effect. Therefore, while shatter weed may be more expensive upfront, its high potency can make it a cost-effective choice in the long run.

Convenience and Dosage Control

Shatter weed’s convenience is another reason why it’s becoming a favorite among cannabis users. It’s easy to use, and the dosage can be controlled precisely, which isn’t always possible with other cannabis forms. This makes it a great choice for those who want to be sure about the amount they’re consuming.

Moreover, its solid, glass-like form makes it easier to handle and store compared to other concentrates. Therefore, whether you’re a first-time user or a seasoned cannabis enthusiast, shatter weed offers a practical and easy-to-use option.

Innovation in Extraction Techniques

The progress made in extraction methods is a big reason why shatter weed is becoming more popular. With today’s improved technology, cannabis concentrates like shatter weed can be made safely and effectively which is both highly potent and pure.

Cannabinoids are the chemicals that give cannabis its effects. During the extraction process, they are separated to make a high-quality, strong product.

The advent of superior extraction methods has not only improved the potency and purity of shatter weed but also its accessibility. For those seeking a unique experience with concentrated cannabis products, consider these weeds from GasDank.com, where innovation meets quality in the cannabis industry.

Medical Applications

Not only does shatter weed appeal to people who use it for fun, but it also has a lot of promise in the medical field. Because it is so strong, it can be used to treat a wide range of health problems. It can help a lot with people who are in a lot of pain, feel sick, or lose their hunger, which can happen because of things like cancer or AIDS.

On top of that, the ability to precisely control the dose with shatter weed is very useful for medical use. It makes it possible to give the compound correctly, which makes it easier for both the patient and the healthcare professional to handle the treatment.

Unleash Your High With Shatter Weed

So, are you ready to try shatter weed? With its high potency, dosage control, and innovative extraction techniques, it’s revolutionizing the cannabis industry. Not only is it a popular choice for recreational users, but it’s also making waves in the medical field due to its effectiveness.

Whether you’re new to cannabis or a seasoned user, shatter weed holds the promise of an unparalleled experience. Remember, cannabis use involves personal responsibility, so always use wisely.

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Stephen Chow-ploitation? Get ready for Taylor Wong’s ‘Fist of Fury 2024’ starring Bruce Liang and Michael Chan Wai-Man

"Fist of Fury 1991" Theatrical Poster

“Fist of Fury 1991” Theatrical Poster

Stephen Chow-ploitation? At a recent press conference in China, a new film project titled Fist of Fury 2024 – an obvious nod to Stephen Chow’s Fist of Fury 1991, which itself was a nod/parody to Bruce Lee’s 1972 kung fu classic, Fist of Fury – was announced.

Here’s the kicker: Even though Stephen Chow himself won’t be in Fist of Fury 2024, a mainland “lookalike” duo of actors portraying both Stephen Chow (played by Jiang Hing-Wah) and Chow’s late frequent collaborator, Ng Man Tat (Shaolin Soccer, King of Comedy), will be showcased in the film instead.

Directed by Taylor Wong, Fist of Fury 2024 will also star Bruce Liang (Kung Fu League, Bruce and the Iron Finger, Kung Fu Hustle) and Michael Continue reading

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Neon Eagle Video to release Limited Edition Blu-ray for ‘Ninja Terminator’ and ‘The Uninvited Guest of the Star Ferry’

In April 2024, Neon Eagle Video will be releasing Ninja Terminator, a 1986 martial arts film from director Kim Si-hyun (Dragon Lee vs The Five Brothers), with co-directing/splicing by Godfrey Ho (Manhattan Chase).

Ninja Terminator stars Richard Harrison (Challenge of the Tiger), Hwang Jang-lee (36 Deadly Styles), Philip Ko (Master and the Kid) and Jack Lam (Ninja Champion).

Read the official details below:

Neon Eagle Video is proud to present the first ever official HD release of the mind-melting martial arts cult classic Ninja Terminator! 

As anyone who has seen the film knows, a description of the plot is almost impossible. More or less: a group of ninjas compete to control the ultimate artifact of their craft – the Golden Ninja Warrior statue! Meanwhile, a secret Continue reading

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Newest Trailer for ‘Cobweb’ from ‘I Saw the Devil’ filmmaker Kim Jee-Woon starring ‘Parasite’ actor Song Kang-Ho

"Cobweb" Theatrical Poster

“Cobweb” Theatrical Poster

Kim Jee-Woon, the acclaimed director of I Saw the Devil and Age of Shadows, is getting ready to unleash Cobweb (read our review) to American theaters, by way of Samuel Goldwyn Films.

Cobweb stars Song Kang-Ho (Emergency Declaration, Parasite), Lim Soo-Jung (Sad Movie), Oh Jung-Se  (Tazza: The Hidden Card), Jeon Yeo-Bin (Alienoid) and f(x) member Krystal.

In the 1970s, director Kim (Song) is obsessed by the desire to re-shoot the ending of his completed film “Cobweb”, but chaos and turmoil grip the set with interference from the censorship authorities, and the complaints of actors and producers who can’t understand the re-written ending. Will Kim be able to find a way through Continue reading

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Cycling To Work: The Pros And Cons

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In a 2021 study, 51% of workers said that they would like to cycle to work. How many of us actually have the motivation to cycle to work? About 6%. Clearly, many of us think that cycling to work is the right thing to do. But few of us have actually committed. Is it time you finally got on your bike? Or is cycling to work overrated? This post takes a look at some of the pros and cons of taking a bicycle to work. 

The pros

Less carbon emissions

Compared to driving a car to work, cycling is definitely the more eco-friendly option. The only carbon emissions released by a bike are during manufacture. Otherwise, there are no exhaust fumes. It is believed that if the average person swapped out all short journeys (under 3 miles) with a bicycle, they could reduce their annual carbon emissions from transportation by as much as 67% (especially since most of the journeys we make in a car are short journeys). If you’ve been looking for an effective way to reduce your carbon footprint, riding a bike could be the way to go.

Cost savings

Riding a bicycle is also cheaper than driving a car or taking public transport. You don’t have to worry about fuel or tax or parking charges. And the average bicycle is a lot cheaper to buy than the average car. Some people can save hundreds of pounds per year by commuting by bicycle. This could be something to consider if you’ve been exploring ways to cut costs. 

It keeps you fit

Perhaps one of the biggest benefits of cycling to work is the health benefits it can have. Cycling burns 50% more calories than walking. In fact, just 30 minutes of low intensity cycling per day could burn over 200 calories. You’ll tone up your thighs and your glutes (cycling uphill is one of the best ways to tone up your butt!). You’ll also exercise your heart in the process by increasing your heart rate. Cycling could even lower your risk of developing cardiovascular disease. It has also been linked to a lower risk of cancer

Better productivity?

Some studies have found that employees who cycle to work can be more productive. Cycling to work helps you to start the day with some physical activity, which can make you enter the workplace feeling more energised and alert. Cycling to work is also generally less stressful than driving to work for many people. You don’t have to deal with traffic jams and the endorphin rush from exercising can counteract the production of stress hormones. Studies have also found that people who cycle to work generally take less sick days. It’s no wonder that many employers are bringing in cycling to work schemes.

The cons

Only suitable for short distances

If you commute a long distance to work, cycling may not be practical. Cycling is generally much slower than taking a car (aside from in congested city areas where cycling can often be faster). Any journey over 10 miles is likely to take upwards of an hour on a bicycle if you’re not an experienced cyclist. This is not something you want to be doing back and forth every day. Of course, bicycles can be taken on buses and trains, but this does mean paying for public transport as well as taking a bicycle. Cycling is generally three times faster than walking – so if you walk to work you could still save time by cycling. 

Safety concerns

If you get into a road accident on a bicycle, your chances of sustaining a serious injury are much greater than when in a car. This is something that puts many people off cycling to work – especially if a journey to work involves cycling on fast roads that don’t have bike lanes. The best thing you can do to protect yourself is to always wear a helmet and to take care at junctions (this is where most accidents occur). Most accidents involving cars and bicycles are due to the fault of the car and it is usually easy to get compensation with the help of a car accident lawyer. That said, you do need to make sure that you can cycle proficiently and that you avoid cycling when intoxicated so that you are not the cause of an accident.

Not pleasant in all weathers

Cycling isn’t fun in many extreme weather conditions. On a hot day, you could end up arriving to work very sweaty – which isn’t ideal if you’ve got a meeting first thing where you need to look presentable. On a cold day, wrapping up warm is meanwhile important to avoid getting hypothermia. Rain will result in you arriving to work drenched, and can make road conditions challenging. Cycling in the snow and ice is meanwhile not recommended, as there’s a high chance of skidding and injuring yourself. Cycling in high winds can also be very challenging. All of this can be avoided by taking a car.  

Bike storage issues

Not all workplaces have somewhere safe to store a bicycle. You may be able to lock your bicycle up against a lamppost or railing outside, but you may not be able to keep an eye on it while you’re working. This could be something to particularly consider if your workplace is in an area with a high bicycle theft rate. Of course, not all workplaces have secure parking for cars – however it’s harder to steal a car than it is to steal a bike. 

Should you cycle to work?

Whether you should cycle to work is likely to come down to several conditions. 

Generally speaking, it’s worth cycling to work if you want to save the planet and save some money, as well as staying fit and boosting your productivity. It could be particularly worthwhile cycling to work if you don’t have to travel too far to work, are able to take cycle-friendly routes and have bike storage at work. 

When is cycling to work a bad idea? If you have to travel more than 10 miles to work, have to cycle on dangerous roads or have no secure place to keep your bike. In these cases, taking a car or taking public transport may still be the better option. 

 

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Sanak (2021) Review

"Sanak" Theatrical Poster

“Sanak” Theatrical Poster

Director: Kanishk Varma
Cast: Vidyut Jammwal, Rukmini Maitra, Neha Dhupia, Chandan Roy Sanyal, Chandan Roy, Adrija Sinha, Kiran Karmarkar, Arsh Merchant
Running Time: 117 min.

By Henry McKeand

Early in Sanak, as our hero Vivaan (Vidyut Jammwal) grabs something in his living room, the camera lingers on three carefully placed DVDs:

Die Hard, Speed, and John Wick.

More than just an unsubtle nod to director Kanishk Varma’s influences, this feels like a mission statement. Die Hard, of course, is the most obvious. Sanak, which follows Vivaan as he has to fight through a hospital under siege by mercenaries to save his wife, follows the hostages-in-a-single-location formula of countless post-McTiernan action flicks. The inclusion of Speed is also easy to figure out; it’s another film with a single-minded dedication to a simple and outlandish concept. Finishing the trio out with John Wick, then, hints at brutal, fast-paced combat to come.

But if Varma wanted to really give viewers a sense of what’s in store for them, he would have been better off using a Golden Harvest release like Dragons Forever or Police Story as his third film. Because while Sanak’s script follows 90s Western blockbuster tropes to a tee, its fight choreography is firmly rooted in the payoff-heavy kung fu comedy of those 80s Hong Kong Continue reading

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Andy Lau, Gordon Lam and Eddie Peng collide in drug wars in ‘I Did It My Way’ releasing in January from Well Go USA

"I Did It My Way" Theatrical Poster

“I Did It My Way” Theatrical Poster

Coming soon to U.S. theaters on January 12, 2024 from Well Go USA is Jason Kwan’s I Did It My Way (read our review), an action thriller starring Andy Lau (The Adventurers, The White Storm 2: Drug Lords), Gordon Lam (Hand Rolled Cigarette, Limbo), Cya Liu (The Brink, Limbo), Eddie Peng (Hidden Man, Operation Mekong) and a special guest appearance by Simon Yam (Operation Red Sea, Mrs K).

Director Kwan, who served as co-director for Wong Jing for both 2017’s Chasing the Dragon and its by-title-only 2019 sequel Chasing the Dragon II: Wild Wild Bunch, is solely directs I Did It My Way, which marks his first solo effort since 2017’s A Nail Clipper Romance.

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The Ultimate Guide to Kratom Capsule Dosage: Everything You Need to Know

Kratom is a natural herb that has been used for centuries in Southeast Asia as traditional medicine. It is derived from the leaves of the Mitragyna Speciosa tree and has gained popularity in Western countries in recent years due to its potential benefits.

In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about kratom capsule dosage, including how to determine the right dose for your needs and where to find high-quality wholesale kratom capsules.

Understanding Kratom Strains and Potency

Before we dive into dosing, it’s essential to understand the different strains of kratom available on the market. Kratom leaves can vary based on their origin, which affects their potency and effects.

The three main types of kratom strains are:

Red Vein Kratom

As the name suggests, this strain has red veins running through its leaves and is known for its relaxing effects. It is often used to promote sleep and relieve pain.

Green Vein Kratom

Green vein kratom falls between red and white strains in terms of effects. It can provide a balance of both relaxation and energy, making it a popular choice for many.

White Vein Kratom

White vein kratom is typically the most stimulating strain, offering energy and focus. It is often used as a natural alternative to caffeine for those looking to increase productivity.

Start with a Low Dosage

When it comes to kratom capsules, it’s crucial to start with a low dose and gradually increase if needed. This approach allows you to find your optimal dosage without experiencing any adverse effects.

The general rule of thumb for Kratom consumption beginners is 1-2 grams per day, while experienced users can take up to 5 grams daily. Keep in mind that the amount needed may vary depending on many factors.

Factors That Affect Kratom Capsule Dosage

Several factors can influence how much kratom you should take. This includes:

Body Weight

As with most substances, body weight plays a role in determining the right kratom dosage. Those with a higher body mass may require a slightly higher dose to feel the desired effects.

Tolerance Level

Regular kratom users may develop tolerance over time, requiring higher doses to achieve the same results. It’s essential to take breaks from using kratom and not increase your dose too quickly.

Quality and Potency of the Capsules

The quality and potency of kratom capsules can vary greatly depending on where you purchase them. It’s crucial to find a reputable wholesale supplier that offers high-quality, lab-tested products.

Finding High-Quality Kratom Capsules

As mentioned above, finding a reliable kratom wholesale supplier is crucial for obtaining high-quality kratom capsules. Look for a company that provides lab testing results and sources their kratom from reputable farmers.

Additionally, it’s essential to read reviews and do your research before making a purchase. Many online communities and forums discuss different wholesale suppliers and their products’ quality.

Mastering Kratom Capsule Dosage

Finding the right dosage for kratom capsules is a trial-and-error process, and it’s essential to start with a low dose and gradually increase if needed. With this ultimate guide to kratom capsule dosage, you now have all the information you need to safely and effectively incorporate kratom into your wellness routine. So go ahead and give kratom capsules a try and experience its potential benefits for yourself! Happy dosing!

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