Our Shipping Map Explained: Where We Ship and Why
We want to take a moment to clearly explain where we ship, why we ship the way we do, and what’s changing moving forward.
The rules surrounding kratom and kratom-derived products vary widely from state to state. In some cases, state agencies issue guidance or take regulatory actions that affect what we’re able to ship — even when there isn’t a clear law written into statute.
Our approach is simple:
We want to be transparent and educational about this so you understand not only what states are restricted, but why. We ship only where we’re confident we can operate responsibly and long-term.
Below is the breakdown with links you can click for official source documents where available.
States Where We Do Not Currently Ship (this will take effect on 12/22)
Please see our shipping map:
- States in GREEN we allow our full product line
- States in RED unfortunately we are unable to ship any of our products to these states for the time being.
- States in YELLOW, we are allowed to ship our 10MG 7-OH and any of our Mitragynine (MIT) productsStates in
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GREY, we can only ship our Mitragynine (MIT) products.
California — Official Health Department Guidance
Status: We cannot ship kratom or kratom-derived products to California.
California’s public health agency has issued a press release advising consumers and retailers that foods, dietary supplements, and other products containing kratom or 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) are illegal to sell or manufacture in the state. They explain that kratom and 7-OH have been linked to serious harm and fatal overdoses, and are not approved as food, supplements, or drugs in the U.S. (including California). California Department of Public Health
Official CDPH statement on kratom and 7-OH
https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/OPA/Pages/NR25-016.aspx California Department of Public Health
Local public health departments (e.g., Los Angeles County) have also issued notices urging retailers to pull kratom and 7-OH from shelves and warning that inspections and enforcement actions may follow. L.A. County Public Health
Because of this guidance and enforcement posture, we are not shipping any kratom products to California at this time.
Florida
Florida — Pharmacy Board Scheduling
Status: We do not ship 7-OH products to Florida. We can ship MIT products.
Florida’s Board of Pharmacy has classified 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) as a Schedule I controlled substance through a state regulatory rule. This means concentrations of 7-OH products are treated as illegal to sell under Florida’s controlled substance framework. Wikipedia
Because of that regulatory scheduling, 7-OH products are not shipped to Florida from our store.
Ohio — Emergency Regulatory Action
Status: We can only ship MIT products and can no longer ship 7-OH products
The Ohio Board of Pharmacy has issued an emergency rule making kratom-related products illegal to sell, distribute, or possess in the state (except for products composed solely of mitragynine). This emergency rule is effective for a limited period while permanent rules are developed. Ohio Board of Pharmacy
👉 Ohio Board of Pharmacy notice on kratom-related products
https://www.pharmacy.ohio.gov/7OHnotice Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Both consumer and retailer notices explain that any kratom product containing derivatives such as 7-OH is now subject to prohibition under this emergency action. Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Because of this statewide regulatory action, we are not shipping kratom or kratom-derived products into Ohio at this time.
🚫 States With Statutory Kratom Bans (No Shipping)
These states have laws passed by their legislatures that prohibit the sale, distribution, or possession of kratom and its primary alkaloids. We do not ship to these states.
🔗 Alabama — Kratom Listed as a Controlled Substance
Alabama Code designates mitragynine and related compounds as Schedule I controlled substances under state law (no legal kratom sales).
📄 https://law.justia.com/codes/alabama/2015/title-20/chapter-2/article-1/section-20-2-23/
🔗 Arkansas — Kratom is Schedule I
Arkansas law lists mitragynine and 7-OH among Schedule I substances, effectively banning kratom sales.
📄 https://law.justia.com/codes/arkansas/2014/title-5/subtitle-3/chapter-64/5-64-201/
🔗 Indiana — Mitragynine & 7-OH Banned
Indiana Code schedules mitragynine and related alkaloids as Schedule I; kratom products are unlawful.
📄 https://law.justia.com/codes/indiana/2023/title-35/article-48/chapter-2/section-35-48-2-4/
🔗 Wisconsin — Kratom Alkaloids Controlled
Wisconsin Statutes list kratom alkaloids (including mitragynine) as controlled substances, prohibiting their sale.
📄 https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/961/14
🔗 Vermont — Kratom Classified as a Regulated Drug
Vermont law defines kratom and its alkaloids as regulated drugs, making them illegal to sell or distribute.
📄 https://legislature.vermont.gov/statutes/section/18/067/04210
🔗 Louisiana — New Statutory Ban (Effective 2025)
Louisiana’s 2025 law amended state controlled substances schedules to include kratom alkaloids, banning their sale and distribution.
📄 https://legis.la.gov/legis/ViewDocument.aspx?d=1308279 (LA HB 14, 2025)
🔗 Rhode Island — Kratom Prohibited by Statute
Rhode Island statutes include mitragynine/kratom alkaloids in prohibited drug lists, banning sale and possession.
📄 https://law.justia.com/codes/rhode-island/2019/title-21/chapter-21-28/section-21-28-4.01/
🟡 States With Specific Limits on Product Formulation (can ship 10MG 7-OH)
Several states have laws that allow kratom products but impose specific formulation requirements, especially around 7-OH content. In these states we only ship products that are formulated to meet those limits (our 10MG 7-OH tablets meet these guidelines.)
🔗 Arizona 7-OH requirements — Arizona Revised Statutes §36-795.02:
https://law.justia.com/codes/arizona/title-36/section-36-795-02/ Justia Law
🔗 Texas 7-OH & formulation limits — Texas Health & Safety Code, Chapter 445:
https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/HS/htm/HS.445.htm Texas Statutes
🔗 Utah Kratom Consumer Protection Guidance — Utah Dep’t of Agriculture:
https://ag.utah.gov/specialized-products/kratom/utah-kratom-consumers/ Utah Department of Agriculture and Food
🔗 Oklahoma Kratom Consumer Protection Act (SB 891) — Oklahoma Legislature:
https://www.oklegislature.gov/cf_pdf/2025-26%20ENR/SB/SB891%20ENR.PDF Oklahoma Legislature
🟢 States Where Our Full Product Line Is Available
In states without statutory bans and without active regulatory restrictions, we ship our full product lineup, including compliant 7-OH formulations. These include states such as North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, New York, Oregon, and all others shown on the map.
If you’re uncertain about a specific state, feel free to reach out to our support team or on Discord and we’ll walk you through it.
Why Shipping Rules Are Complicated
There’s a lot of conflicting information out there. Different vendors take different approaches, and not all of them follow the same standards or risk tolerance.
We’re not interested in doing something just because “everyone else is doing it.”
Our goal is transparency, compliance, and sustainability — even if that means making tougher decisions.
A Final Word
We know this landscape can be confusing and sometimes frustrating. Our decisions aren’t about taking shortcuts or following trends — they’re about building something that lasts.
We’ll continue monitoring changes at the state level and will update our shipping policies as needed. If you ever have questions about your state, our support team is always happy to help.
Thank you for trusting us to take the long view.