Is Kratom Legal in My State?

In the United States, kratom is legal at the federal level, but its legality varies by state and sometimes even by county or city. While many states allow kratom, some have banned it outright or have restrictions in certain areas. Here's an overview of where kratom is legal and illegal within the U.S.:

States Where Kratom is Illegal:

• Alabama
• Arkansas
• Indiana
• Rhode Island
• Vermont
• Wisconsin

States with Local Bans or Restrictions:

Even in states where kratom is legal, some cities or counties have imposed bans:

• California: Kratom is legal except in San Diego.
• Colorado: Kratom is legal except in Denver (for human consumption).
• Florida: Kratom is legal except in Sarasota County.
• Illinois: Kratom is legal for individuals aged 18 and older, except in Jerseyville.
• Mississippi: Kratom is banned in several counties and cities, including Alcorn County, Tishomingo County, and Union County, among others.

How to Stay Informed:

Kratom laws are subject to change, so it’s important to stay updated on your state and local regulations. If you’re unsure, check with local government resources or kratom advocacy groups like the American Kratom Association.

By staying informed about where kratom is legal, you can ensure you’re complying with the law while enjoying its benefits responsibly.