Happy Panda KratomQUALITY - CONSISTENCY - KNOWLEDGEKRATOM IS INTENDED EXCLUSIVELYFOR 21+ ADULT USE.United States law directory
Review the federal layer, all 50 states, D.C., five inhabited U.S. territories, known local restrictions, upcoming changes, and the source behind each entry.
Federal layer
Natural leaf, mitragynine, and elevated 7-OH are not federally scheduled as of September 7, 2026. DEA's notice process for elevated 7-OH remains pending. A separate final temporary order placed mitragynine pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, MGM-16, and covered analog forms in Schedule I effective August 26, 2026.
Federal Register final temporary orderFDA says kratom is not lawfully marketed as a drug, dietary supplement, or additive in conventional food. No kratom drug product is FDA-approved.
FDA and KratomFederal non-scheduling does not override jurisdictional controlled-substance laws, health orders, food rules, age limits, product standards, or local ordinances.
January 2026 jurisdiction reviewA product can be legal to possess yet unlawful to market as food, a supplement, or a treatment. “Federally legal” is too blunt to answer whether a particular product, claim, sale, shipment, or address is lawful.
How to read the directory
“Regulated” can still mean a product is prohibited because of age, labeling, synthetic alkaloids, 7-OH concentration, registration, or licensing. “No specific law” does not mean FDA-compliant or locally permitted.
50 states + D.C. + 5 territories
Choose a jurisdiction to see its current legal posture, age rule, transition alerts, and source.
Reviewed Sep. 5, 2026
56 jurisdictions shown
Mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine are Schedule I controlled substances.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified in the January 2026 50-state review.
The January 2026 jurisdiction review identified no American Samoa statute or regulation specific to kratom or its principal natural alkaloids.
Arizona limits adulteration and synthetic alkaloids, caps 7-OH in the alkaloid fraction, and requires alkaloid disclosure.
Mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine are Schedule I controlled substances.
California is enforcing food-safety law against kratom and 7-OH products sold for human consumption.
State law regulates sale, labeling, adulteration, synthetic alkaloids, and concentrated 7-OH.
Kratom, including Mitragyna speciosa and its derivatives, was placed in Schedule I effective March 25, 2026.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified in the January 2026 review.
D.C. regulations list 7-OH as Schedule I, while the statutory schedule does not clearly address mitragynine.
Florida has an adult-sales law, product rules, and separate controls for concentrated 7-OH.
Georgia regulates composition, labels, age, display, and processor obligations.
The January 2026 jurisdiction review identified no Guam statute or regulation specific to kratom or its principal natural alkaloids.
No enacted statewide kratom-specific statute was identified in the January 2026 review.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified, but Idaho Falls and Blackfoot have enforceable city restrictions.
State law bars purchase or possession by people under 18; multiple cities and counties add stricter sales bans.
Indiana's synthetic-drug framework includes mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine.
No enacted statewide kratom-specific restriction was identified.
Mitragynine and 7-OH were added to Schedule I, effective July 1, 2026.
Kentucky currently has KCPA-style rules, but a 2026 law schedules a ban on commercial kratom activity for July 1, 2027.
Act 41 criminalized possession, production, and distribution effective August 1, 2025.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified in the January 2026 review.
Maryland regulates sale, composition, labels, and age under Health-General Title 21, Subtitle 2E.
A Department of Public Health order signed August 13, 2026 designated kratom as Schedule I.
A 2026 House-passed proposal would prohibit production and sale, but it had not become law by this review date.
Sale to and possession by people under 21 are prohibited effective August 1, 2026.
State law restricts sales and preserves local bans or restrictions enacted before July 1, 2025.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified, but Kansas City-area ordinances regulate natural leaf and/or ban synthetic 7-OH.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified.
Nebraska regulates processors, retailers, labels, testing, child-attractive products, and synthetic alkaloids.
Nevada prohibits underage sales, adulterated products, and noncompliant labels.
A 2026 bill was substantially amended but did not become law.
No enacted statewide kratom-specific statute was identified.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified.
State law bars sales to people under 21. A package-warning law takes effect December 19, 2026.
Regulatory and scheduling bills have been proposed but were not treated as enacted in this review.
An emergency order prohibits sale, use, and possession of all kratom products effective August 5, 2026.
The January 2026 jurisdiction review identified no Commonwealth statute or regulation specific to kratom or its principal natural alkaloids.
Ohio has used controlled-substance action against certain 7-OH products while treating natural leaf differently.
Oklahoma regulates kratom product composition, labeling, and sales to minors.
Oregon regulates processors and retailers and requires compliant products and labels.
No statewide kratom-specific statute was identified in the January 2026 review.
The January 2026 jurisdiction review identified no Puerto Rico statute or regulation specific to kratom or its principal natural alkaloids.
The Rhode Island Kratom Act replaced the former ban with a regulated market effective April 1, 2026.
South Carolina regulates age, labels, product composition, and 7-OH concentration.
South Dakota restricts underage sales and regulates kratom product quality and labeling.
Matthew Davenport's Law took effect July 1, 2026 and criminalizes knowing possession and commercial activity.
Texas regulates adulteration, synthetic alkaloids, labels, and sales to minors.
The January 2026 jurisdiction review identified no U.S. Virgin Islands statute or regulation specific to kratom or its principal natural alkaloids.
Utah operates one of the more detailed registration and product-control systems and tightened concentrated-product rules in 2026.
Mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine are treated as regulated drugs.
Virginia permits compliant natural-leaf products for adults while restricting concentrated 7-OH and requiring warnings and controlled display.
Statewide proposals remain separate from enforceable city ordinances in Spokane, Mount Vernon, and other communities.
West Virginia regulates registration, age, labels, product composition, and retailer or processor obligations.
Mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine are Schedule I controlled substances.
Wyoming enacted testing, labeling, age, and product restrictions in 2026.
City, county & tribal rules
Local rules can be narrower than a state ban, limited to sales, or specific to concentrated 7-OH.
Best-effort directory
There is no single complete U.S. municipal-code database. This directory includes restrictions found in government codes, municipal research, reporting, and a current restricted-address list; it cannot guarantee every local rule. Always verify the exact delivery and retail address.
95 local entries shown
City · California
Longstanding local prohibition; California's statewide retail enforcement now adds another layer.
City · California
Local ordinance prohibits kratom; verify current municipal code and California statewide enforcement.
City · California
Local restrictions were enacted in 2024; statewide retail enforcement is now broader.
City · California
Ordinance 7764, adopted April 21, 2026, prohibits sale and distribution of kratom products.
County · California
County ordinance prohibits sale and distribution of kratom and 7-OH in unincorporated areas.
County · California
County action restricts kratom products in unincorporated areas; California also enforces a statewide retail prohibition.
County · California
Local action targets synthetic or concentrated products, including elevated 7-OH; statewide rules also apply.
City · Colorado
Denver prohibits selling kratom products represented for human consumption; local labeling rules historically addressed products sold for other purposes.
County · Florida
A longstanding county ordinance prohibits kratom despite statewide KCPA regulation.
City · Illinois
Local ordinance prohibits kratom sales.
County · Illinois
A 2026 ordinance prohibits sale of kratom, phenibut, and 7-OH; possession is not the stated target.
City · Illinois
Municipal code was amended to prohibit sale and delivery of kratom and 7-OH.
City · Illinois
Local code prohibits sale and distribution of kratom and several other intoxicating substances.
City · Illinois
Ordinance 045-2026 prohibits sale and delivery of kratom and 7-OH products.
City · Illinois
The City Council adopted a retail-sales ban covering natural and synthetic kratom on September 1, 2026. It takes effect October 1, 2026; adult possession and use are not prohibited by the ordinance.
City · Illinois
Listed in the industry restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and effective date.
City · Illinois
Listed in the industry restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and effective date.
City · Illinois
Listed in the industry restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and effective date.
City · Illinois
Listed in the industry restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and effective date.
City · Illinois
Listed in the industry restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and effective date.
City · Illinois
Listed in the industry restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and effective date.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
City · Massachusetts
Municipal or board-of-health restriction identified; now layered beneath the August 2026 statewide Schedule I action.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
County · Mississippi
Pre-July 1, 2025 local ban preserved by Mississippi HB 1077. Verify incorporated-city boundaries separately.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Mississippi
Local ban reported in the Mississippi locality review; state law preserves qualifying pre-July 1, 2025 restrictions.
City · Missouri
Natural leaf is limited to adults 21+, sellers are licensed, and synthetic 7-OH is prohibited.
City · Missouri
Local action targets synthetic or concentrated 7-OH; verify whether leaf-product provisions also apply.
City · Missouri
Local action targets synthetic or concentrated 7-OH; verify current ordinance text.
City · Missouri
A local ordinance was reported in 2026 addressing kratom and 7-OH sales; confirm current effective provisions.
County · New York
County law prohibits kratom sales; confirm exemptions and current enforcement guidance.
County · New York
Countywide sales restriction is reflected across delivery ZIP codes in the current restricted-address list.
County · New York
An emergency public-health order prohibits the sale and distribution of all kratom products countywide effective September 1, 2026.
County · New York
Local kratom restriction identified; verify the current county text before sale or shipment.
County · New York
2026 county action targets concentrated and synthetic kratom, adds civil penalties, and preserves natural leaf for lawful adult sales.
County · New York
Under-21 sales are restricted; broader product-form proposals should not be assumed enacted without a current check.
Tribal jurisdiction · North Dakota
Restricted-address list identifies multiple Fort Berthold ZIP codes; North Dakota's temporary statewide order now also applies.
City · Oregon
Local prohibition remains relevant inside Oregon's statewide regulated market.
City · Idaho
A city ordinance prohibits sale of kratom products, including powders, capsules, extracts, and beverages, within Idaho Falls city limits effective July 1, 2026.
City · Idaho
Chapter 6-9 prohibits sale, distribution, delivery, or gifting of kratom and natural or synthetic derivatives effective August 1, 2026, but excepts certified dried leaf containing less than 0.00500% 7-OH.
City · Washington
Ordinance C36820 prohibits sale or distribution effective April 8, 2026; possession is not prohibited by that ordinance.
City · Washington
Ordinance 26-003 prohibits the sale, distribution, and advertisement of any kratom product within city limits effective March 16, 2026.
City · Washington
Ordinance 1647 prohibits the sale, advertisement, and distribution of kratom and 7-OH products in all forms effective May 1, 2026.
City · Washington
Sale, distribution, and advertising are prohibited effective September 3, 2026; possession is excluded.
City · Washington
Municipal code contains a chapter prohibiting sale and distribution of kratom products.
City · Washington
Listed in the current restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and exceptions.
City · Washington
Listed in the current restricted-delivery database; confirm ordinance boundaries and exceptions.
City · Washington
Ordinance 26-003 prohibits sale, distribution, and advertising of natural or synthetic kratom products, including mitragynine, 7-OH, and extracts, effective September 6, 2026.
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Method & limits
The baseline is the Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association's January 2026 review of states, D.C., and the five inhabited U.S. territories, supplemented with 2026 statutes, executive and agency actions, official notices, municipal codes, government-supported municipal research, reputable reporting, and the Global Kratom Coalition's restricted-address list. Pending bills are labeled as pending or upcoming, not quietly treated as law.
This is a research product, not a legal opinion. Emergency orders, administrative interpretations, product definitions, preemption, tribal jurisdiction, and municipal boundaries can change the result. A vendor should use address-level blocking and obtain counsel before entering any ambiguous market.