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Lab test pending #14 in Canada

Big Bear Kratom

A visible BC brand with Elephant and Dragon strains and a money-back guarantee, but little stated about shipping, payment or testing.

bigbearkratom.com Last verified Nov 9, 2026 Prices in CAD

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Lab Score
–/5
First test scheduled
Community Score
–/5
Reviews open after first lab results

Lab results coming

We have ordered from Big Bear Kratom anonymously and the sample is on its way to an accredited lab. The full certificate of analysis will be published here, pass or fail. Until then, the review below is based on the store's public pages: prices, shipping, policies and what it says about its own testing. Get notified when results drop.

Quick verdict

Big Bear ranks well in Google for Canadian kratom searches and carries a distinctive menu (Green Horn, White Elephant, Red Dragon, Red Bentuangie). Its homepage, though, leaves the basics unstated: where it ships from, how you pay, what free shipping costs, and which lab tests the product. The money-back guarantee is a plus if the policy page backs it up.

Best for: Buyers who want less common strains and are willing to confirm shipping and payment at checkout.

What we like

  • Distinctive strain menu: Horn, Elephant, Dragon, Bentuangie
  • Money-back guarantee advertised
  • Powder, capsules, blends and extracts
  • Kilo pack at $180 is mid-market

What to watch

  • Payment methods not stated
  • Free-shipping threshold not stated
  • No lab named, no certificates
  • Warehouse location not stated
  • Sells extracts, which we do not review

How this score was built

Each criterion is scored 0–10 from the vendor's public pages and weighted as shown. Anyone can recompute it. Rubric

Price per gram25%7/10
Shipping20%4/10
Lab transparency20%3/10
Policies15%5/10
Payment options10%3/10
Selection10%7/10
Store review score4.9/10

What they sell

Seven featured powders including Horn, Elephant, Dragon and Bentuangie varieties, capsules, blends, extracts and variety packs.

Pricing

Kilo-scale price: $180.00 (4 × 250 g). Prices as shown on the vendor’s site or the Canadian kilo index at our last check; Canadian kilos run roughly $140–$210, so this sits mid-market.

Shipping and delivery

Ships from Canada (city not stated; Pacific-time notices). Free shipping: Not published. Same-day cutoff: 12 pm PT (from holiday notice). Delivery across Canada is typically 1–2 business days near the warehouse and 3–5 days cross-country by Canada Post; see our shipping guide for times by region.

Payment

Not published. Almost no Canadian kratom vendor accepts credit cards online because card networks treat kratom as a prohibited category; e-Transfer has no chargeback protection, so a vendor’s track record matters more than usual.

Lab testing: what the store says, and what we will check

‘Lab-tested’ claim; GMP partner language; no lab named, no COA. A testing claim with no lab named and no certificate posted is marketing until a document exists. We buy a retail bag anonymously for testing; the full certificate of analysis from Murray-Brown Laboratories will be published here, pass or fail.

Who it is for

Buyers who want less common strains and are willing to confirm shipping and payment at checkout.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Big Bear Kratom located?

The site does not say. Processing notices use Pacific time, which points to British Columbia.

Is Big Bear Kratom lab tested?

The site describes its kratom as lab-tested and its partners as GMP-compliant, but names no lab and posts no certificates.

Does Big Bear Kratom have a coupon code?

None was shown at our last check. The newsletter promises periodic discount codes.

For informational purposes only. Not medical advice. Prices and policies change; confirm at checkout. Reviewed by KratomSource editorial.

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