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Frequently Asked Questions

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Kratom’s natural bitterness is cleverly concealed in these gummy candies. The individual flavors are the ones in the spotlight, so you can enjoy the chew with a mouthwatering burst of berry blend, blueberry, cherry pomegranate, dragon fruit, guava, kiwi, or tropical rush!

The serving size is one gummy with each containing 25mg of Mitragynine. We recommend the newcomers to the Kratom world start with just one. Please do not exceed four gummies within 24 hours.

While cbd gummies also promote relaxation and focus, they give the user more of a high feeling, while Kratom could be described more like an intense caffeine boost.

This varies by an individual’s size and current Kratom tolerance, but most will enjoy the Kratom ‘feel goods’ anywhere between 2 and 6 hours.

This varies, as well. Much like coming down from a caffeine high, some people are more susceptible to a dip in energy after several hours of stimulation.

The More You Know!

With Kratom still relatively new to the United States, there is a lot of research being conducted on its unique properties. A handful of cities, counties, and states as a whole have banned Kratom entirely. Some states have age requirements, as well.


Have a look at our Legality Map to see if Kratom is welcomed in your area. We do our best to keep the map up to date, but if you’re unsure, please contact a state attorney.

Disclaimer:

Please use this map for reference. It should not be used as the sole basis for making decisions. We strive to keep this map up to date, however, Kratom laws are updated from time to time throughout the year. Please check with your local laws before traveling or purchasing Kratom products.

Kratom Legality Map
  • Connecticut Kratom is presently legal to consume and sell in Connecticut. Click here for state page.
  • Maine Kratom is legal and unclassified in Maine. You are able to buy, sell, and possess it. Click here for state page.
  • Massachusetts Kratom is currently legal. Click here for state page.
  • New Hampshire Kratom is legal if you are 18 years or older except for in the city of Franklin. Click here for state page.
  • New Jersey Kratom is currently legal. Click here for state page.
  • New York Kratom is currently legal. In 2019, state senator Pamela Helming introduced a bill that was New York’s version of the KCPA. This bill would make it legal to sell, use, and possess Kratom for those over 18. It would make selling Kratom to a minor a $500 fine. As of June 2020, the bill is still alive, but progressing slowly. Click here for state page.
  • Pennsylvania Kratom is legal if you are 18 years or older. Click here for state page.
  • Rhode Island Kratom is currently illegal at this time. However, this may change in the future. The American Kratom Association is working to get this state on board with the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. If this Act passes, it will regulate the industry and allow the use of Kratom for citizens of Rhode Island. Click here for state page.
  • Vermont Kratom is currently illegal in Vermont. Both Mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine have been added to the Controlled Substance list under Vermont Law. Click here for state page.
  • Illinois Kratom is legal for those over the age of 18. However, Kratom is banned in Jerseyville, Alton, Glen Carbon, and Edwardsville. Click here for state page.
  • Indiana Kratom is illegal. Indiana SB0305 incorrectly identifies Kratom as a synthetic drug and thus scheduled Kratom as part of synthetic controlled substances legislatiom. Click here for state page.
  • Iowa Kratom is legal. In 2014 the Iowa Senate received a proposed bill to ban kratom and aimed to classify it as a Schedule 1 Drug. The bill did not pass and the session has ended. Click here for state page.
  • Kansas Kratom is legal, but there was a bill in 2018 that threatened to make it a controlled substance. However, with advocates, the bill was removed before it passed. As of 2020, lawmakers are reviewing the Kratom Consumer Protection Act to help regulate the Kratom industry in Kansas. Click here for state page.
  • Michigan Kratom is currently legal, but there is a bill pending. Click here for state page.
  • Minnesota Kratom is legal if you are over the age of 18. Click here for state page.
  • Missouri Kratom is legal at this time. Advocates are working hard to get Missouri to implement the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. Click here for state page.
  • Nebraska Kratom is legal. Click here for state page.
  • North Dakota Kratom is legal. Click here for state page.
  • Ohio Kratom is currently legal. There is House Bill 236 passed the Ohio House of Representatives on February 9, 2022, by an 83-10 vote. It has been referred to the Senate Health Committee where it remains pending. Benesch will monitor the legislation as it progresses. Click here for state page.
  • South Dakota Kratom is legal. Click here for state page.
  • Wisconsin Kratom is illegal. Click here for state page.
  • Alabama Kratom is currently illegal. Click here for state page.
  • Arkansas Kratom is illegal. In October of 2015, the State of Arkansas joined other states in adding Kratom to the schedule of illegal drugs and has categorized it as Schedule I – highly addictive with no medical value. Click here for state page.
  • Delaware Kratom is legal but has not yet adopted the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. Click here for state page.
  • Florida Kratom is currently legal for individuals 21 years of age or over, but it is banned in Sarasota County and Broward County. Click here for state page.
  • Georgia Kratom is legal. Georgia was the third state to enact the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. Click here for state page.
  • Kentucky Kratom is legal. In 2016, the government looked to ban Kratom but the bill failed. Click here for state page.
  • Louisiana Kratom is currently legal except for Ascension Parish and Rapides Parish. There have been several attempts to ban Kratom statewide, but none of them have been successful. Click here for state page.
  • Maryland Kratom is legal. Maryland was the 13th state to pass the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. A 2020 bill intended to ban mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine, the two primary alkaloids in kratom, in the state. Fortunately, it failed. Click here for state page.
  • Mississippi Kratom is legal in most of Mississippi. However, several MS counties and towns have made Kratom illegal. There are also regular efforts to ban Kratom in other municipalities as well as in the entire state. For the entire list of counties and towns that have banned Kratom - Click here.
  • North Carolina Kratom is currently legal. You can buy, sell, or possess kratom in North Carolina as long as you are over the age of 18. Click here for state page.
  • Oklahoma Kratom is currently legal. Oklahoma was the fifth state to officially have added the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. Click here for state page. 
  • South Carolina Kratom is currently legal. Click here for state page.
  • Tennessee Kratom is legal, but there are are some stipulations to the Kratom laws in this state. The current legislation states a natural form of kratom is legal. This means it must be 100% Mitragyna Speciosa. There are two main restrictions in Tennessee- you must be 21 to buy Kratom; All kratom sold in Tennessee must contain a label with disclaimers. This label must state that pregnant and nursing mothers, as well as individuals who are under 21, should not use Kratom. The label must also state that Kratom can not be used with alcohol and medications. All individuals should consult their general practitioner before use, especially if they have heart disease, high blood pressure, liver disorder, or other medical conditions. Click here for state page.
  • Texas Kratom is currently legal. Texas was the tenth state to adopt the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. Click here for state page.
  • Virginia Kratom is legal. Virginia is the ninth state in the US to enact legislation on the sale of Kratom. Governor Glenn Youngkin signed SB 1108, the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. Click here for state page.
  • Washington DC Kratom is legal. Click here for the district page.
  • West Virginia Kratom is legal. West Virginia became the eighth state in the nation to impose regulations on Kratom through the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. Gov. Jim Justice signed into law Senate Bill 220, the Industrial Hemp Development Act, which includes the Select Plant-Derived Regulation Act: Kratom. Click here for state page.

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