Sceletium Drops is made by a proprietary extract from the natural plant Sceletium tortuosum. It is manufactured in a GMP certified facility in the USA. We are able to cram in 80% more Sceletium tortuosum into our product due to this proprietary extract, this means our product is way more effective than our competition.

Sceletium tortuosum is indigenous to South Africa but other Sceletium species are scattered throughout Southern Africa. We have been growing Sceletium tortuosum for more than 10 years now and supply most of the current legitimate products with raw ingredients.

However our proprietary extract is only used in our Sceletium Drops product and this enables us to offer you the consumer the best product and best price. Whenever Sceletium is mentioned on our website we are implying Sceletium tortuosum and not the general genus which includes other species.

Sceletium is known for its mood elevating and anxiety decreasing properties. Stress and tension relief is known as a byproduct of this wonderful plant. Remarkably Sceletium has also been used as an appetite suppressant by shepherds walking long distances in arid areas and many users are reporting appetite suppressing effects. Please follow recommended guidelines because if dosages are exceeded it can lead to a feeling of mild intoxication or euphoria. Many users report increased personal insight, interpersonal ease and a meditative, grounded feelings without any perceptual dulling. Having such properties Sceletium is classified as an empathogen type herb. Enhanced tactile and sexual response is also a reported side effect. Although false reports of Sceletium acting as a hallucinogen or drug are floating around the internet these are just that; FALSE.

Sceletium has been used for centuries without any notable side effects. Sceletium or kanna as the locals call it stem from the Southern Most tip of Africa. Although it is found in many African countries, the species tortuosum tested and recorded to date is the one we are focusing on. South Africa governs export of the species as a protected plant and there are rumors that it might be added to the CITES list. Luckily our cultivated plants have been around for more than 11 years ensuring you get only the highest and best possible quality Sceletium available in the market today.

Kanna’s first introduction to the “civilized” world was when Jan van Riebeeck discovered South Africa April 6, 1962 and set up base there. They noticed that the locals was very jovial and that nothing could get them down. After†interrogating†them it was found that the source of their happiness was due to the chewing of the Sceletium plant. Since its introduction to the West, countless mention of its mood elevating properties have surfaced in the medical world. Not once in any article has there been any mention of side effects or adverse effects. It is simply amazing how natural plants predate the modern pharmaceutical era and that as in so many cases have no side effects in comparison to the approved pharmaceutical medicine of our modern day and age. Slight nausea is experienced when dosages are increased. This is easily corrected by lowering the dosage. Because Sceletium is similar in action to SSRIíS we suspect the possibility that it is in fact SSRI related. An existing patent on one of the actives in Sceletium, namely mesembrine is patented as a possible SSRI and SSRI related activity.

Due to its possible SSRI activity we recommend that it should not be taken in conjunction with any SSRI related drugs or any prescription medicine. Some clinical applications for Sceletium have been proposed and some medical doctors from South Africa have used it as an alternative to prescription drugs with desired results from their patients.