As of 2026, kratom is not listed as a controlled substance under Colombia’s Law 30 of 1986, but INVIMA (Colombia’s national food and drug authority) has issued official health alerts declaring kratom products illegal to commercialize. Personal possession exists in a legal gray zone, but commercial sale and importation for resale carry real enforcement risk. […]

Yes, kratom is legal in Georgia as of October 2026. The state passed the Kratom Consumer Protection Act (HB 181), which took effect January 1, 2025, making Georgia a regulated kratom state rather than a prohibition state. Adults aged 21 and older can legally purchase, possess, and use kratom products that meet state labeling, potency, […]

Is kratom legal in North Dakota? As of October 2026, kratom sales remain prohibited in North Dakota under an emergency ban signed August 3, 2026. The state legislature passed House Bill 1628 in September 2026, which creates a regulated framework allowing natural kratom for adults 21 and older, but that law does not take effect […]

Kratom is legal in Mexico as of October 2026. No federal law bans it, and COFEPRIS (Mexico’s health regulatory authority) has not issued a specific classification or alert targeting kratom. It exists in a regulatory grey area, legal to possess and carry, but not formally authorized as a food, supplement, or medicine. No state-level bans […]

Kratom is not legal in Alabama. The state has maintained a full ban on kratom since 2016, classifying mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine as Schedule I controlled substances. As of 2026, the Alabama Attorney General has issued a statewide cease-and-desist order targeting kratom products, and possession or sale carries serious criminal penalties. Is Kratom Legal In Alabama […]

Yes, kratom is legal in New Hampshire as of 2026. The state has not banned kratom at the state level, and no active legislation currently restricts its sale, possession, or use for adults. New Hampshire also passed the Kratom Consumer Protection Act (KCPA), which adds age restrictions and product labeling requirements that vendors must follow. […]

As of 2026, kratom is not legal in China. On July 1, 2024, Chinese authorities added kratom to the national list of controlled substances, making its import, export, possession, and use subject to strict drug enforcement laws [4]. Anyone carrying kratom into China, including tourists and travelers, faces serious legal risk. Is Kratom Legal in […]

As of 2026, kratom is legal in Mexico. Neither mitragynine nor 7-hydroxymitragynine appears on Mexico’s official list of controlled substances, and no federal law specifically bans kratom possession, use, or sale. [4] However, Mexico has no dedicated kratom regulation either, which means no age limits, no labeling standards, and no product quality requirements exist at […]

Kratom is not a federally scheduled controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act as of August 2026. However, the DEA classifies it as a “Drug and Chemical of Concern,” and in July 2026, the DEA moved to place 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), a potent kratom alkaloid, under Schedule I control. The FDA has not approved kratom for […]

The kratom legal age varies by state, with most regulated states now requiring buyers to be either 18 or 21 years old. There is no federal minimum age because kratom remains unscheduled under the Controlled Substances Act. As of 2026, the trend is moving toward a 21+ standard, mirroring alcohol age restrictions in several states. […]