Consumer education

Who should not use our products

• Anyone under 21
• People who are pregnant or nursing
• People with liver disease or elevated liver enzymes
• People taking sedatives, antidepressants, opioids, or medications metabolized by the liver
• People with a history of substance use disorder

Serving guidance

Start with half a bottle. Wait sixty minutes before deciding whether to have more. Effects build slowly and stack unpredictably if you rush. Do not exceed one bottle in a 24-hour period until you know how you respond, and never exceed the maximum on the label.

Never combine with

Alcohol. Benzodiazepines. Opioids. Sleep aids. Muscle relaxants. Other kava or kratom products. Combining depressants is the single most common cause of serious harm.

Do not drive

Do not drive, ride, swim, or operate machinery after use. Treat it the way you would treat a drink you shouldn't drive on, because it is.

When to stop and call a doctor

Jaundice (yellowing of skin or eyes), dark urine, persistent nausea or vomiting, upper-right abdominal pain, unusual fatigue, rash, difficulty breathing, or irregular heartbeat. Stop use immediately and seek medical care.

Report an adverse event

Email safety@easydaysdrink.com with your lot number and a description. We investigate every report and, where appropriate, file with the FDA MedWatch program.

Keep away from children and pets

Store sealed, upright, and out of reach. In case of accidental ingestion by a child or pet, contact Poison Control or a veterinarian immediately.