TABLE 1.
Legality of kratom in United States.
| State | Legality |
|---|---|
| Alabama | Illegal in all areas for use, possession, and purchase |
| Arkansas | |
| Indiana | |
| Vermont | |
| Wisconsin | |
| Rhode Island | |
| Illinois | Legal for use, with exception of Jerseyville, Alton, and Edwardsville, to people over the age of 18 |
| New Hampshire | Legal to use for individuals over the age of 18, except for Franklin City |
| California | Legal for use but banned in the city of San Diego |
| Florida | Legal for use but banned in Sarasota County |
| Mississippi | Banned in 33 counties and towns but remains legal in the rest of the State |
| Colorado | Legal in Colorado, with exceptions in Parker and Monument towns. Denver is illegal for human consumption |
| Tennessee | Legal to sell as long as it’s labeled and in its natural botanical form (Pure). Legal to use for individuals over the age of 21 |
| Arizona | Kratom Consumer Protection Act passed and enacted, kratom products need to follow GMP manufacturing guidelines and labeling standards set by the state legislature |
| Georgia | |
| Nevada | |
| Utah | |
| Remaining states | Legal to consume, purchase and sell. In many cases, you must be an adult over 18 |