Counterfeit 7-STAR products and look-alike packaging are appearing in the market. Use this guide to identify suspicious products and verify authentic 7-STAR 7-hydroxymitragynine products.
Only verify 7-STAR products through the official website: 7starhydroxy.com. Websites using other extensions, including .info domains, are not official 7-STAR verification platforms.
Review the examples below before purchasing or using any product claiming to be 7-STAR.
If you do not see a barcode on the front, do not use the tablet. Early packaging without a barcode should no longer be in the market. Products without proper barcode identification should be treated as suspicious.
Lot 2412 was connected with one of the earliest product batches and should no longer be available in the market. If you find this lot number with the old packaging style, do not use it.
The official brand name is 7-STAR. Similar names such as 7-Starzz, 7StarMax, or other look-alike names are not affiliated with official 7-STAR products.
This Blue Razz Extra Strength bottle is not an official 7-STAR product. 7-STAR does not make bottle versions, and Blue Razz is not an official 7-STAR flavor.
This 7-OH Extra Strength bottle format is not official 7-STAR packaging. Authentic 7-STAR 7-hydroxymitragynine products are not made in this bottle format.
Always verify through 7starhydroxy.com. Do not trust verification pages on unofficial domains or websites claiming to represent 7-STAR without confirmation.
Use only 7starhydroxy.com for verification, lab reports, product information, and official support.
Look for suspicious packaging, missing barcode details, strange lot numbers, fake bottles, and look-alike brand names.
Scan the QR code and enter the scratch / peel code located directly under the QR code before using the product.
If your product looks suspicious, do not use it. Verify your code or contact 7-STAR support with product photos, packaging details, and purchase source.