Frequently asked questions
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is from publicly available literature and our own experiences related to Kava. Our Kava product is intended to be consumed as a social drink and should not be used to treat, cure, or prevent illness or disease. If you suffer from health issues, take medication, require treatment, or have any other concerns, we advise that you consult your GP if Kava can be safely consumed.
What is Kava?
Kava is a crop native to the Pacific Islands, where the root of the plant is used to prepare a beverage that provides a mild sedative effect.
Where is Kava Pacificus grown?
Kava Pacificus is organically grown and naturally harvested in Vava’u, Tonga, in the South Pacific Islands.
What are the effects of Kava?
Kava is known for its mild sedative effects, and depending on the individual and amount of Kava consumed, the effect will differ between person to person. The common effects of Kava when consumed in moderation include a sense of overall physical and mental relaxation and tranquillity. Kava promotes restful sleep, muscle relaxation, and improve symptoms of pain.
Due to the effect of Kava, we advise to only consume in moderation as it may cause drowsiness.
How do you prepare Kava?
There are several methods to prepare kava, and we provide the more traditional instructions on our bags.
- Measure 100 grams of Kava into a strainer bag
- Mix the Kava with 2 litres of water in a large bowl
- Once the Kava is well mixed, serve in a small bowl
How do you store Kava?
Ensure to store the Kava root powder in a sealed bag or container and in a cool, dry place.
Does Kava have a used by date?
Kava root powder can last for several years when stored correctly, however, it can spoil due to moisture, heat and simply being too old. We include a best before date on all our bags as a guide. If the Kava does not taste as it should or smell mouldy, we advise to not consume it and purchase a fresh bag.
Is Kava legal in Australia?
From 1 December 2021, Kava was legally able to be imported into Australia for commercial purposes with no limit on quantity.
The company who provides Kava Pacificus (Pacificus Group Pty Ltd – ABN 56 645 762 830) has a permit to import and sell Kava within Australia.
Read more about importing kava into Australia.
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