These kanna gummies are strawberry gummies made with 30mg of kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) extract in every piece, in 10 and 20 count packs. Healing Herbals builds them on a pectin base with certified organic cane sugar and real strawberry fruit juice, so they are vegan with no gelatin anywhere in the recipe.
Kanna is a succulent from South Africa with centuries of documented use by the San and Khoikhoi peoples, who harvested and fermented the plant in a preparation called kougoed. Healing Herbals sources its plant material through fair sharing agreements with those communities, from organic farms and managed wild ecosystems.
Why Kanna Gummies
A gummy is the most familiar way into an unfamiliar plant. Each piece carries the same 30mg of extract, so there is no scale, no brewing, and no guessing what a serving looks like. The count is printed on the pack and the math stays simple: one gummy, 30mg.
The flavor work matters too. Real strawberry juice and organic cane sugar do the heavy lifting, and kanna’s herbal edge stays in the background. If you have tried kanna as a tea and struggled with the taste, this is the format that fixes it.
How to Use Kanna Gummies
Start with one gummy and wait an hour before deciding on more. Everyone is different, and 30mg is a full serving of extract for most people trying kanna for the first time.
Keep the pack somewhere cool and dry. Pectin gummies hold their shape better than gelatin in a warm car, but Florida summers win that fight eventually. An opened pack is best finished within a few months, not that a 10 pack usually survives that long.
Ingredients
Kanna extract (30mg per gummy), pectin, cane sugar*, agar, strawberry fruit juice*, vitamin C (citric acid). *Certified organic.
Kanna Gummies FAQ
How much kanna is in each gummy?
30mg of concentrated kanna extract per piece. A 10 pack carries 300mg of extract total and a 20 pack carries 600mg.
Are kanna gummies vegan?
Yes. The base is pectin and agar rather than gelatin, and the sugar and strawberry juice are certified organic.
How do gummies compare to a kanna spray or powder?
The extract is the same idea in a different vehicle. A spray absorbs under the tongue and a powder gets weighed and brewed, while a gummy is chewed like any other and needs no equipment at all. Gummies are the easiest format to share and the easiest to keep in a desk drawer.
Kanna Gummies vs Other Kanna Formats
Kanna comes through our shelves as bulk powder, extract sprays, chocolates, capsules, and these gummies. The powder is the traditional route and the cheapest per gram, but it asks you to weigh and brew. The sprays deliver a measured pump under the tongue. Kanna gummies sit at the convenience end of that lineup: fixed 30mg pieces, familiar format, zero equipment, and the best-tasting way into the plant by a wide margin.
That fixed dose is also what makes them easy to be sensible with. There is no strong pack and weak pack; a gummy is a gummy, this week and next.
How long does a pack last?
At one gummy a day, the 10 pack covers a week and a half and the 20 pack covers most of a month. Both fit in a jacket pocket, and the resealed pack keeps fine in a drawer.
Want the plant in another format? Browse the full kanna collection at Natural Life, or read more about Sceletium tortuosum and its history.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult use only.






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