Full leaf kratom describes products made from the whole dried leaf, including the leaf material itself rather than an isolated or concentrated fraction of it. The term overlaps closely with plain leaf and is used to contrast whole-leaf products with extracts and isolates.
It is most often encountered in marketing that distinguishes traditional powder and crushed leaf from concentrated formats. See Full-Spectrum and Extract for the related distinctions.
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