There are two main restrictions in Tennessee:
1. You must be 21 to buy Kratom in Tennessee.
2. 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.
If you would like to help protect Kratom please look into the American Kratom Association. The AKA has organized the American Kratom Protectors. They are a national grassroots organization that will help lead the advocacy efforts as we fight state bans, share correct information about Kratom, and push passage of state and federal Kratom Consumer Protection Acts.
American Kratom Association
What does GMP mean, you ask?
Frequently Asked Questions
Are lab-tested Kratom products legal in Indiana?
No, even the Kratom products with lab reports are considered illegal in Indiana.
Is Indiana the only state to ban Kratom?
No, Vermont, Arkansas, Alabama, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin are some of the other states that have banned Kratom.
From where can I get the latest news on the Kratom laws?
To get the latest news on Kratom's legality, you can subscribe to legal newsletters, read advocacy blogs, participate in Kratom forums, seek help from experts, and follow government websites.
