SOHI: kanna gummies for social ease

SOHI started with a question a lot of people have asked themselves: why does a good night out so often come with a rough morning after? The founders wanted to feel at ease at parties, dinners, and first dates without leaning on alcohol. They landed on a plant called kanna.

Where kanna comes from

Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) is a small succulent native to the arid regions of South Africa. Khoikhoi and San communities have a long history with it. They fermented and chewed the plant and, by historical accounts, valued it for easing tension and lifting spirits. That history deserves respect. It's also worth being honest about what it can and can't tell us. Traditional use shows how a plant has been valued over time. It doesn't predict what the plant will do for you, and the modern research on kanna is still early.

What's in a SOHI gummy

Each gummy is built around kanna extract, paired with nootropics. Nootropics are a category of ingredients that have been studied for their possible effects on focus and mental clarity. The format is a familiar chewable gummy, and the aim is to feel present rather than sedated. SOHI leaves out fillers, and the label tells you exactly what's inside and why it's there.

What people report

We describe kanna the way our customers consistently do, because the science hasn't settled it yet. Many people report a gentle lift. Social nerves lose some of their edge, conversation comes a little easier, and there's none of the fog that tends to follow a few drinks. Some people notice very little. Experience varies from person to person, and starting gently is the best way to learn what yours is.

Why we carry SOHI

Their approach lines up with ours: clear labels, no fillers, and an honest read on what the plant may offer. That kind of transparency matters in a category where curiosity often runs ahead of the evidence.

Before you try it

• Kanna may interact with SSRIs and other medications that affect serotonin. If you take anything in that category, talk with a qualified healthcare professional before use.
• Start gently. Begin with the lowest suggested serving, give it time, and pay attention to how your body responds before taking more.
• Consult a professional first if you're pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition.
• Know your local laws. Regulations around botanical and supplement products vary by state and locality, and you're responsible for knowing what applies where you live.
• SOHI products are for adults 21 and over only. Please consume responsibly.

Curious what an alcohol-free evening might feel like? The SOHI collection is above. Take a look.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Content on this page is informational only and is not medical advice.