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Salvia extracts · 5X to 80X · checked 17 October 2026

Salvia extract strengths, 5X to 80X, read calmly

What 5X, 10X, 20X or 80X on a salvia extract means, fold ratio versus stated salvinorin A content, what lab tests found, and the law by country.

Seven small glass vials on a lab bench, the liquid deepening from pale to dark green, with dried salvia leaves beside them

Move along the series

Slide, tap a vial or use the arrow keys.Seven strengths, from the mildest to the strongest. Figures are the shop's own.

  1. 5X
  2. 10X
  3. 15X
  4. 20X
  5. 30X
  6. 40X
  7. 80X

5X

5X: what the label means

Labelled as one gram that carries the salvinorin A of five grams of the shop's dried leaf. Avalon also states a content: 18 mg salvinorin A per gram.

5 parts leaf → 1 part product

Stated content
18 mg/g
Pack
1 g
Per pack
18 mg

The shop says Avalon calls it five times stronger than its leaves and writes that it is meant for users who already know salvia.

The lowest extract step in the range, and still several times stronger than leaf by the label.

Read about 5X in the choosing guide

10X

10X: what the label means

One gram labelled as the salvinorin A of ten grams of leaf, stated by the shop as 36 mg per gram: twice the 5X.

10 parts leaf → 1 part product

Stated content
36 mg/g
Pack
1 g
Per pack
36 mg

The shop says Avalon's three-strength pack says to start with the 10X and work up from there; the 10X page itself speaks of users familiar with salvia.

Twice the content of 5X in the same pinch. Moving up one step at a time is the shop's own advice.

Read about 10X in the choosing guide

15X

15X: what the label means

Fifteen units of leaf per unit of product on the label, 54 mg salvinorin A per gram by the shop's figure.

15 parts leaf → 1 part product

Stated content
54 mg/g
Pack
1 g
Per pack
54 mg

The shop says Avalon writes that the 15X is for people who know the effects of salvia and want a stronger experience.

A middle step. The same pinch carries half as much again as the 10X.

Read about 15X in the choosing guide

30X

30X: what the label means

Thirty units of leaf per unit, 108 mg per gram according to the shop, sold as half a gram.

30 parts leaf → 1 part product

Stated content
108 mg/g
Pack
0.5 g
Per pack
54 mg

The shop says Avalon describes the 30X as very potent and for experienced salvia users only.

Half a gram of 30X holds as much salvinorin A, by the shop's figures, as a full gram of 15X.

Read about 30X in the choosing guide

40X

40X: what the label means

Forty units of leaf per unit, 144 mg per gram by the shop's figure, sold as half a gram.

40 parts leaf → 1 part product

Stated content
144 mg/g
Pack
0.5 g
Per pack
72 mg

The shop says Avalon advises caution with the 40X and gives 0.02 to 0.05 gram per use, for use where salvia is legal.

Amounts are in hundredths of a gram. Only a scale that reads to 0.001 g can tell them apart.

Read about 40X in the choosing guide

80X

80X: what the label means

The top of the range: eighty units of leaf per unit on the label, 288 mg per gram as stated by the shop.

80 parts leaf → 1 part product

Stated content
288 mg/g
Pack
0.5 g
Per pack
144 mg

The shop says Avalon calls the 80X the most potent extract in its range, only for experienced users who already know lower strengths, and gives 0.01 to 0.03 gram per use.

A few grains more or less make a large difference. A sober sitter stays with you, as at every strength.

Read about 80X in the choosing guide

For a stay in the Netherlands, where salvia is not controlled. Adults only.

The X on a salvia extract is a fold ratio. A 10X is labelled as one gram of product that carries the salvinorin A of ten grams of dried leaf. Some shops add a second, different figure: milligrams of salvinorin A per gram. Avalon Magic Plants, the shop behind this site, gives both for every extract it sells, from 5X to 80X.

This site is about that product category and nothing else: what the labels mean, why two products with the same X can differ, what published laboratory analyses found, how extract compares with leaf, tincture and spray, and where buying or carrying salvia is legal. The products are offered for a stay in the Netherlands, where salvia is not controlled.

A fold ratio counts leaf, a stated content counts milligrams

A fold label describes what went in. A content figure describes what is in the product. The two only line up when the starting leaf is known, and leaf is not a fixed quantity: published analyses of dried leaf range from 0.89 to 7.8 mg of salvinorin A per gram (Chambers et al., 2022).

Leaf at 1.5 mg/g× 1015 mg/g
Leaf at 3.6 mg/g× 1036 mg/g
Leaf at 5.0 mg/g× 1050 mg/g
Three products that could all be labelled "10X". Bars to scale. The middle row is the content Avalon states for its 10X; the outer rows use published leaf values (Chambers et al., 2022).

Take three batches of leaf at 1.5, 3.6 and 5 mg per gram. A true tenfold product made from each would hold about 15, 36 or 50 mg per gram, and all three could carry the same "10X". The middle row is the figure Avalon states for its own 10X. A stated content per gram is what lets you compare one product with another; the fold versus standardised page explains how herbal products are normally declared.

What is on this site

Before anything else

Smoked salvinorin A peaks within about two minutes and clear effects are gone after roughly 20 minutes (Johnson et al., 2011). In that window people often lose contact with the room. The basics apply at every strength: a sober sitter, sitting or lying down in a quiet room, nothing breakable or hot within reach, and no driving afterwards. Higher numbers make each of these more important.

Avalon's own route for a first purchase is its three-strength pack, with the advice to start with the 10X and move up only after that.