SOHI Kanna Gummies – Watermelon Wave
$30.95
Contains 12 gummies with 60 mg of Kanna extract, 200 mg L Tyrosine, 150 mg L Theanine, 200 mcg Vitamin B12, and 20 mg Caffeine per 2 gummy serving.
Description:
SOHI Kanna Gummies – Watermelon Wave pair a crisp, summer-fresh watermelon flavor with a measured amount of kanna extract in a pre-portioned chew. They're made for adults who want a simple, consistent way to get to know kanna without weighing powders or putting up with bitter liquids.
Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) is a small succulent native to southern Africa, where Khoisan communities have prepared and used it for centuries. Traditionally that meant fermenting and chewing the plant, or brewing it into tea. A gummy is a much newer format, and the main thing it offers is predictability. Every two-gummy serving carries the same 60 mg of kanna extract, so what you take today is what you'll take next week. If you'd like to see exactly which plant compounds are in that extract and how much of each, the breakdown is in the Learn more section below and on the lab report linked at the bottom of this page.
Kanna isn't the only ingredient doing something here. Each serving also includes 200 mg L-tyrosine, 150 mg L-theanine, 200 mcg vitamin B12, and 20 mg green tea extract that provides 20 mg of caffeine, which is roughly a quarter cup of coffee. Many people describe the overall feel as clear-headed and calm rather than heavy or sleepy. That's why these tend to end up in a daytime routine or before a social occasion rather than at the end of the night.
The experience is subtle and personal, so starting gently and paying attention to how you feel is the whole point. The watermelon flavor makes that easy. It covers the plant's earthy bitterness completely, so the gummy tastes like a fruit chew.
Benefits:
Traditional botanicals can be fiddly. Raw kanna is bitter, powders need a scale, and tinctures ask you to count drops. SOHI's gummy format sidesteps all of that while keeping the serving transparent, so you always know what you're taking.
- Consistent, pre-measured servings make it easy to start with one gummy and adjust gently from there.
- The Watermelon Wave flavor reads as a fruit chew, and the earthy aftertaste never shows up.
- Many people describe the feel as relaxed alertness with a bit of social ease, which is different from sedation.
- Kanna sits alongside L-theanine, L-tyrosine, B12, and a small amount of caffeine in a formula that suits the daytime.
- The plant itself has a long history of use among Khoisan communities in southern Africa.
- Third-party lab results are posted on this page, so you can read the numbers before you buy.
Learn more…
What is kanna?
Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) is a succulent plant native to South Africa that Khoisan communities have used for generations. Historically the plant material was fermented, dried, and chewed, or brewed into tea. Today it's sold as standardized extracts, powders, tinctures, and gummies. Its character comes from a group of naturally occurring compounds called alkaloids. Interest in kanna has grown quickly, but the research is still developing, and much of what's known about the experience comes from traditional use and from what people report.
What do kanna gummies feel like?
Most people describe kanna as a light, clear-headed sense of calm with a bit of social ease. Settled alertness is a closer description than drowsiness. Effects are generally subtle, and they vary from person to person and with the amount taken. Gummies that also include caffeine, L-theanine, or L-tyrosine can feel a little brighter than kanna on its own, which is one reason they tend to suit daytime use better than bedtime.
What are the alkaloids in kanna?
Alkaloids are the naturally occurring plant compounds that give kanna its character. They work as a group, and researchers are still mapping what each one contributes. Here is what's generally understood so far:
- Mesembrine is the most abundant alkaloid in most extracts and is thought to play the central role in kanna's calm, clear-headed character.
- Mesembrenone is closely related to mesembrine and is typically present in smaller amounts.
- D7-Mesembrenone is a variation that often becomes more prominent when plant material has been fermented or aged in the traditional way.
- A few other related compounds appear in trace amounts and are less studied individually, but they're considered part of the broader profile.
In Watermelon Wave, the 60 mg of kanna extract per serving is standardized to at least 5% total primary alkaloids. The lab report for this batch puts that at 1.2 mg total alkaloids per two-gummy serving: 1.009 mg mesembrine, 0.178 mg D7-mesembrenone, and 0.013 mg mesembrenone. In plain terms, this extract leans heavily on mesembrine, with a smaller share of the fermentation-linked compound and only a trace of mesembrenone.
A lab report that lists the alkaloid breakdown, like the one on this page, tells you how a particular extract leans. The overall experience still depends on the whole profile and on the person taking it.
How do kanna gummies compare to other kanna formats?
Traditional preparations like chewed plant material or tea can vary a lot from batch to batch, and the taste is noticeably bitter. Powders and tinctures are flexible but ask you to measure carefully. Gummies trade that flexibility for consistency. Each piece holds a fixed amount of extract, a serving is easy to split, and the flavor hides the bitterness. If you're new to kanna, a gummy is usually the most forgiving place to start.
Where can I buy kanna gummies?
Purely Found carries SOHI's kanna gummies online and in Charlotte, NC, each with its lab results posted on the product page. Watermelon Wave sits alongside SOHI Kanna Gummies – Mango Dream, Peach Glow, and Electric Blue Razz, so you can pick by flavor. Shop all Kanna Gummies to compare them side by side.
Suggested Use:
- If you're new to kanna, start with one gummy (half a serving) and wait about two hours before deciding whether to take the second.
- A full serving is two gummies. Most people find that's plenty, and there's no reason to rush past it.
- Take it during the day or before a social occasion rather than at bedtime. Each serving includes 20 mg of caffeine, so keep that in mind alongside your coffee or tea.
- Skip alcohol while using kanna.
Kanna may interact with certain medications, including SSRIs and other medications that affect serotonin. If you take any medication regularly, are pregnant or nursing, or are managing a health condition, check with a qualified healthcare professional before use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets. For adults 21+ only.
| Product Facts |
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| Serving Size: 2 Gummies | |
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| Amount Per Serving | |
| Servings Per Container | 6 |
| Calories | 30 |
| Total Carbohydrate | 8 g |
| Total Sugars | 6 g |
| Added Sugars | 6 g |
| Vitamin B12 | 200 mcg |
| Kanna Extract | 60 mg |
| L-Tyrosine | 200 mg |
| L-Theanine | 150 mg |
| Green Tea Extract (20 mg caffeine) |
20 mg |
Ingredients:
Made with organic cane sugar, tapioca syrup, purified water, pectin, citric acid, natural flavors, sodium citrate, and natural colors, with kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) extract standardized to at least 5% total primary alkaloids, L-tyrosine, L-theanine, vitamin B12 (as methylcobalamin), and green tea (Camellia sinensis) extract.
Product Lab Results:
SOHI Kanna Gummies – Watermelon Wave COA
If watermelon isn't your flavor, or you'd just like to see what else is on the shelf, Shop all Kanna Gummies and take your time choosing.
| Attributes | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | .14 lbs |
| Dimensions | 4 × .5 × 6 in |
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