CANNA

Kanna powder is obtained from the South African plant Sceletium tortuosum . It is finely ground plant material that was traditionally used by indigenous peoples – today primarily as part of ethnobotanical collections or for aromatic use.

Yes, pure Kanna powder (without isolated active ingredients) is legally available in Switzerland – provided it is not declared as a medicine or food. Viweedy sells it exclusively for ethnobotanical use.

Many people report mood-enhancing and relaxing effects. At Viweedy, we make no medical claims – Kanna is offered as a plant with cultural significance, not advertised for ingestion.

According to current knowledge, Kanna does not appear in standard drug screenings – especially not for THC, opiates, or benzodiazepines. Nevertheless, if you consume it at your own risk, you also assume the risk.

Our Kanna products come from controlled cultivation in South Africa. We ensure fair sourcing, clean processing, and offer only natural or standardized extracts.

Yes – we differentiate between, among other things, pure herbal powder, 10x or 20x extracts, and UC2 or ET2 concentrates. The higher the number, the stronger the traditional concentration. All variants are declared as either a collection or incense at Viweedy.

In ethnobotanical practice, Kanna is traditionally snuffed, smoked, or chewed. At Viweedy, we sell it as pure plant material without any application recommendations – any use is your own responsibility.

Yes – you can find various Kanna products with us, from raw materials to extracts. All items are exclusively for adults (18 years and older).

Powder contains the unaltered plant, while extracts contain specific components (such as mesembrine) in higher concentrations. Ideal for experienced users who know and appreciate the difference.

Yes – in our Kanna powder blog article you'll find lots more information about its origin, traditional uses, extract types, and legal aspects. Ideal for anyone who wants to delve deeper into the topic of Kanna.