Struggling to Quit Kratom? You’re Not Alone.

About KratomQuit

My name is Ryan, and I am the Founder of KratomQuit.

I’m in recovery from kratom and 7-OH. What started in 2018 as something I was told was a “safe herbal supplement” quickly turned into a 7-year on-and-off battle. Like many people, I was introduced to it casually, at a hot springs, by someone who made it sound harmless. The rest is history.

At my peak, I was spending over $8,000 per month, taking 6–8 extract shots per day, along with tianeptine. Eventually, I progressed to 7-OH.

I went to my first rehab in 2019, followed by multiple rehabs and detoxes. I was never someone who could taper successfully or quit at home. With a smoke shop within walking distance, as long as I had money, relapse was almost guaranteed.

That’s why I strongly believe in being removed from your environment during early recovery. For me, I needed to be fully removed, stabilized, and supported.

What ultimately worked was a combination of rehab to get through the physical withdrawal, 12-step meetings to stay sober, and medical support. For me, that included the Vivitrol shot. For others, it may be Suboxone.

Our Mission

The mission of KratomQuit is simple: connect you with rehabs that actually understand how to treat kratom and 7-OH dependence.

These substances are not the same as traditional opioids. In my experience, and according to addiction specialists, withdrawal can feel like coming off a combination of an opioid, antidepressant, and benzodiazepine all at once due to the complex way kratom affects the brain.

I’ve personally had multiple negative rehab experiences where the staff didn’t understand what I was going through. Unfortunately, this is still common.

There is nothing worse than hitting rock bottom, asking for help, paying thousands of dollars, and realizing the people treating you don’t fully understand the substance you’re trying to quit.

That’s why KratomQuit only works with rehab centers that have real experience with kratom and 7-OH detox. Our goal is to give you confidence that when you reach out for help, you’re getting care from people who know exactly how to treat you.