What standard drug tests look for
Common panels test for THC, cocaine, amphetamines, PCP and opiates, plus things like benzodiazepines and barbiturates on expanded panels. Kanna's alkaloids aren't on those lists.
Can kanna cause a false positive?
We haven't seen good evidence that kanna triggers false positives on standard screens, but research is limited. If you get an unexpected result, ask for the lab confirmation test.
Check what's actually in your product
Some gummies and drinks blend kanna with other botanicals or ingredients, including hemp-derived products. Those other ingredients could show up. Read the label.
Related reading
Will kratom show up on a drug test? · What is kanna?
People also ask
Will kanna fail a drug test?
Kanna isn't included in standard drug test panels.
Can employers test for kanna?
It's possible with a specific lab test, but it's uncommon.
Can kanna gummies make me fail a test?
Kanna itself isn't on standard tests, but some products blend in other ingredients, like hemp extracts, that might be. Check the label.
Visit us in Jacksonville
Questions about a kanna product? Ask a kava tender at Kava & Company in San Marco, Mandarin or Jax Beach.
Kava & Company San Marco
1224 Kings Ave
Jacksonville, FL 32207
(904) 551-3809
Sun-Tue 9am-12am · Wed-Sat 9am-2am
Kava & Company Mandarin
11018 Old St Augustine Rd, Ste 123
Jacksonville, FL 32257
(904) 900-3606
Daily 10am-10pm
Kava & Company Jax Beach
223 9th Ave S
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 595-5150
Sun-Wed 9am-12am · Thu-Sat 9am-2am
This article is for general education only and isn't medical or legal advice. Statements about kava, kratom and kanna have not been evaluated by the FDA, and these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Kava & Company serves kava to guests 18+. Florida law requires buyers of kratom to be 21+.