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Kratom laws & extract shipping.
Leaf and extract can have different rules. Here’s where each state stands.
Sources checked · Partners Profit Wholesale LLC
“Leaf allowed” does not mean extracts are allowed. A restriction on synthetic or high-7-OH products does not automatically ban every natural extract. Read the specific distinction below. Partners serves business representatives age 21+ even where state law sets a lower age.
Partners will not ship its extract here.
State rules apply. Compliance review comes before any shipment.
Product status or destination needs confirmation. Shipping stays on hold.
This is a dated overview, not legal advice or a shipping approval. State summaries are not exhaustive. Federal law, city/county and Tribal rules, intended use, composition, labeling, and licensing can change the result. “No blanket ban identified” describes the sources reviewed; it does not mean unrestricted or lawful for every use. We recheck before accepting a shipment.
This guide was checked on November 6, 2026 and may be out of date. Ask Partners to confirm current requirements before relying on a state summary.
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Leaf and extracts: prohibited.
Kratom is banned statewide, including leaf, powders, capsules, and extracts. Partners cannot ship kratom extract to Alabama.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
No blanket state ban identified; extract classification still matters.
A statewide kratom-specific ban was not identified in the reviewed sources. Alcohol-containing extracts can trigger Alaska alcohol rules. Local restrictions and the exact product require review; Partners has not approved shipping based on this summary.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Leaf and extracts: regulated.
State minimum age is 18; Partners requires 21+. A.R.S. § 36-795.02 limits 7-OH to 2% of total alkaloids, prohibits synthetic alkaloids and dangerous adulterants, and requires alkaloid disclosures on labels.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extract containing the scheduled alkaloids are prohibited.
Arkansas lists mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine in Schedule I. This reaches the alkaloids in ordinary kratom, not only synthetic or concentrated 7-OH products. Partners cannot ship its kratom extract here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and extracts: sales for consumption prohibited.
CDPH prohibits manufacturing or selling kratom products for consumption, including online sales, and may act against raw materials. Partners does not ship this extract to California. This is a sales/manufacturing restriction, not a statement that all possession is criminal.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and extracts: regulated.
Age 21+. Colorado’s kratom law restricts product composition, labeling, and marketing, including products attractive to children and products intended for inhalation. Local rules and the proposed bulk extract must be reviewed before any sale.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Plant and extracts: Schedule I.
Kratom, including the plant and extracts, became Schedule I on March 25, 2026. Possession, manufacture, sale, and distribution are prohibited. We cannot ship here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and extracts: age-restricted.
The law signed September 8, 2026 prohibits selling, providing, or marketing kratom to people under 21. It also directs a state study of further oversight; a study or proposed rule is not an enacted product approval.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extracts: age, alkaloid, labeling, and local restrictions.
No kratom products may be supplied to anyone under 21. Current emergency rules impose 7-OH concentration/ratio restrictions and product-label disclosures. Local restrictions may also apply; the batch, label, and exact destination must be reviewed.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extracts: regulated.
Age 21+. HB181, effective January 1, 2025, imposes alkaloid limits, labeling, and retail display controls. Products intended for heating or vaporization are prohibited. Review the exact extract, package, and destination before shipping.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Some leaf falls outside the scheduling order; extracts require separate analysis.
The September 22, 2026 emergency order controls 7-OH above specified concentration or per-article thresholds and certain related compounds. It is not a blanket ban on all leaf or every extract. Partners is holding shipments until the exact bulk product is reviewed.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
No blanket state ban identified for ordinary leaf or extract.
Idaho’s Office of Drug Policy describes kratom as legal to buy and sell. That guidance is not product approval. Partners will review the extract’s composition, intended use, and local destination before confirming whether it can ship.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Leaf and extracts: age-restricted; local bans possible.
The Kratom Control Act bars sale or distribution to people under 18 and minors’ possession. Partners requires 21+. City and county restrictions must also be checked; proposed consumer-protection bills are not treated as current law.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extract containing the named alkaloids are prohibited.
Indiana names mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine in its statutory definition of “synthetic drug,” which is placed in Schedule I. The name does not create an exception for naturally occurring alkaloids. Partners cannot ship kratom extract here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
No blanket state ban identified for ordinary kratom.
Iowa DPS describes kratom as legal in the state, while current state alerts distinguish federally controlled synthetic derivatives. Partners must review the exact extract and destination; the legality of leaf does not approve every concentrated or chemically altered product.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Products containing mitragynine: prohibited, including ordinary leaf and extract.
SB 430 places mitragynine, kratom’s principal alkaloid, in Schedule I, effective July 1, 2026. Partners cannot ship kratom extract here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and extracts: restricted now; rules change in 2027.
Age 21+, labeling, a 2% 7-OH share limit, and no synthetic alkaloids apply now. Separately, 7-OH above 400 ppm on a dry-weight basis is Schedule I. A ban on kratom and extract manufacture/distribution/sales takes effect July 1, 2027; Partners cannot ship under that ban.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extracts: prohibited.
Kratom production, possession, sale, and distribution are prohibited under Act 41, effective August 1, 2025. The rule covers manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers. We cannot ship here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
No blanket state ban identified for ordinary leaf or extract.
The reviewed Maine schedules do not specifically list kratom or its two principal alkaloids. No kratom-specific state sales law was identified. This does not approve a particular extract, intended use, or destination; Partners must complete that review before shipping.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Leaf and extracts: statutory conditions need review.
Age 21+, a 2% 7-OH share limit, no synthetic alkaloids, and labeling rules apply. The statute also contains an FDA-recognition requirement. We are holding extract shipments pending review of that requirement and the product’s lawful status.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
All forms: temporary commercial restriction.
An emergency rule effective August 28, 2026 places all forms of kratom in Schedule I for up to one year. Partners cannot ship here while that restriction applies.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
No blanket state ban confirmed; extract shipments need review.
Michigan has considered kratom regulation and scheduling proposals, including SB1181 in 2026. A proposed bill is not an enacted ban or permission to sell. Partners will confirm current state/local requirements and the extract’s composition and intended use before accepting a shipment.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Leaf and extracts: age-restricted.
From August 1, 2026, Minnesota prohibits selling kratom or its named alkaloids to people under 21 and possession by people under 21. Product-specific controlled-substance, food, and local requirements still need review.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extracts: restrictions and local bans.
Age 21+. HB1077 requires DOR registration and labeling, excludes synthesized alkaloids, and sets 7-OH limits of 1% of total alkaloids and 0.5 mg per container. A 25% excise tax and local bans also apply. Bulk-container eligibility must be checked before shipping.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Ordinary leaf is distinct from controlled synthetic derivatives.
Missouri’s current enforcement notices address synthetic kratom-related compounds, including mitragynine pseudoindoxyl and MGM-15. They do not establish that every natural extract is prohibited or approved. Partners must review the specific extract, intended use, and local rules before shipping.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
No blanket state ban identified; food and local restrictions matter.
Montana’s proposed kratom consumer-protection framework is not treated here as enacted law. Missoula Public Health prohibits kratom in licensed retail food establishments. Partners will review the buyer’s intended use, product classification, and exact destination before confirming any shipment.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Leaf and extracts: registered products only.
Age 21+. Kratom products sold from January 1, 2026 must be registered with Nebraska DOR. Labeling and child-appeal restrictions apply. Partners must confirm the specific product’s registration and compliance before shipping.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extracts: regulated.
NRS 597.998 sets a minimum sale age of 18; Partners requires 21+. It prohibits harmful adulteration and requires ingredient and use-direction labeling. The rule reaches products or ingredients even when labeled as not for human consumption.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
No blanket state ban identified; controlled derivatives are different.
The reviewed state law does not specifically schedule ordinary kratom leaf or mitragynine. The 2026 synthetic-kratom bills did not become law on the reviewed record. Federal controls, other applicable law, and local restrictions still require product and destination review.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Natural leaf and mitragynine are outside the cited synthetic-compound ban.
New Jersey’s October 2026 health alert identifies mitragynine pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, and MGM-16 as illegal to possess or distribute, and distinguishes natural leaf and standard mitragynine. That distinction does not clear every extract. Shipping requires review of the actual composition and destination.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Food/beverage restriction; bulk extract needs classification review.
New Mexico prohibits kratom in foods and beverages produced, prepared, or sold in state-permitted food establishments. This is not a general possession ban. Bulk-extract classification and the buyer’s intended use require review; shipping is on hold pending approval.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Leaf and extracts: age and labeling controls.
Sales are 21+. Additional package warnings and alkaloid declarations take effect December 19, 2026 under GBS § 398-g. Local restrictions must also be checked. We review the product, applicable effective date, and delivery address before shipping.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
No blanket state ban confirmed; proposed rules are not current law.
The reviewed kratom bills H468 and S59 remained in committee rather than enacted. Partners requires age 21+ and will confirm the current rules, exact extract, intended use, and local destination before accepting a shipment.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Qualifying pure leaf may be allowed; extracts are prohibited.
HB1628 permits qualifying pure-leaf kratom under licensing, age-21, testing, and labeling rules, but prohibits products containing kratom extract. Partners sells liquid extract, so we cannot ship our product here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Natural leaf exception; extract is not covered.
Ohio’s rule exempts natural leaf and ground natural leaf from its controlled-substance restrictions. The state says whole/dried leaf or powder is the only form that may be manufactured, warehoused, or sold. Partners cannot ship liquid extract here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and compliant extracts: regulated.
State minimum age is 18; Partners requires 21+. 7-OH cannot exceed 1% of total alkaloids; synthesized alkaloids are prohibited. Solvent limits, detailed labeling, liquid packaging rules, and laboratory records also apply.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extracts: wholesale registration required.
Retail sales are 21+. A processor selling or distributing kratom wholesale to a retailer must register with Oregon DOR before doing so. Registration and product classification must be confirmed; state registration does not resolve federal food restrictions.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
No blanket state ban confirmed; extract and seller rules need review.
HB2657 passed the House but remained in the Senate on the reviewed record, so its proposed kratom rules are not presented as current law. Other food, alcohol-license, controlled-substance, and local restrictions can apply. Partners must review the product and destination before shipping.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Leaf and extracts: licensed supply only.
Since April 1, 2026, Rhode Island allows kratom sales under its licensing system. Manufacturing, importing, distributing, and retailing require the relevant license; age and product rules and excise tax also apply. No shipping before applicable licenses and product compliance are confirmed.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and compliant extracts: regulated.
Age 21+. The Kratom Consumer Protection Act prohibits harmful adulteration, fully synthetic alkaloids, and excessive residual solvents. It requires alkaloid amounts, serving information, supplier details, and warnings on labels, with restricted retail access. Controlled-substance rules also apply.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and compliant extracts: regulated.
Age 21+. 7-OH may not exceed 2% of total alkaloids, and synthetic alkaloids and harmful adulterants are prohibited. Serving information, alkaloid declarations, and pregnancy/healthcare warnings are required on labels.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Leaf and extracts: prohibited.
Matthew Davenport’s Law bans possession, manufacture, and sale of kratom from July 1, 2026, including natural leaf and extracts. We cannot ship here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and compliant extracts: regulated.
Chapter 445 sets a minimum sale age of 18; Partners requires 21+. It requires labeling, prohibits dangerous adulterants and synthetic alkaloids, and caps 7-OH at 2% of total alkaloids. Product and destination review remain required.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Pure leaf may be sold; extracts cannot be sold.
Since May 6, 2026, only qualifying pure-leaf kratom may be sold through the required registered retailers. Utah expressly excludes kratom extracts and products made from extracts. Partners cannot ship extract for sale here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and extract containing regulated kratom alkaloids are prohibited.
Vermont’s Regulated Drug Rule lists mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. Ordinary kratom extract is not an unrestricted retail product under that rule. Partners cannot ship its extract here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and compliant extracts: regulated.
Age 21+. State rules require warnings and retail display controls, prohibit synthetic/semi-synthetic compounds, and limit 7-OH to 1% of total alkaloids and 1 mg per serving. Extract solvent limits and packaging restrictions also apply.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
Unscheduled leaf and extracts remain available under state law; local bans exist.
Washington DOH reports no blanket state ban on unscheduled kratom, but some local governments and Tribes prohibit sale and distribution, including leaf. Controlled synthetic compounds are excluded. Exact-address and product review is required before Partners confirms shipping.
Extract shipping is on hold until Partners completes a product and destination review.
Qualifying natural leaf only; concentrated extract is excluded.
The current law defines permitted kratom products as whole, crushed, or powdered natural leaf, excluding chemically concentrated products beyond the leaf’s natural alkaloid profile. Permits and age verification apply to allowed products. Partners does not ship its liquid extract here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and extract containing the scheduled alkaloids are prohibited.
Wis. Stat. § 961.14(7) places mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine in Schedule I. This is not limited to synthetic or concentrated 7-OH products. Partners cannot ship kratom extract here.
Partners does not ship its kratom extract to this state.
Leaf and compliant extracts: regulated.
Since July 1, 2026, Wyoming requires age 21+, labels, and product controls. It restricts 7-OH to 2% of total alkaloids, excludes synthetic/semi-synthetic alkaloids, and prohibits child-appealing and inhaled products. Partners must review the specific product before shipping.
Shipping is not approved until the product, business requirements, and delivery address pass review.
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