Kratom is legal in most U.S. states, but not all. We do not ship to jurisdictions where kratom is prohibited.
States and localities we don’t ship to
Restricted states (7). We do not sell or ship kratom to: Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Ohio, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin.
Restricted counties & municipalities (11). We also cannot ship to: Sarasota County (Florida); San Diego County (California); Oceanside (California); Alton (Illinois); Jerseyville (Illinois); Edwardsville (Illinois); Columbus (Mississippi); Union County (Mississippi); Ascension Parish (Louisiana); Franklin Parish (Louisiana); Rapides Parish (Louisiana).
These restrictions can change as local laws are updated. If your state or county is not listed, kratom is generally legal there — confirm your local laws before ordering. Must be 21 or older to purchase.
If you’re unsure about your area, our state-by-state guide: is kratom legal in my state? explains how state and local rules work.
Age requirement
Some states regulate kratom under a Kratom Consumer Protection Act with age and labeling requirements; we comply with these in every state we serve. All orders require age verification (21+).
Frequently asked questions
Is kratom legal in my state?
If your state, county or city is listed above, we can’t ship there. For how kratom laws differ by state, see our kratom legality guide.
What if my county or city has its own ban?
Local bans apply even where the state allows kratom. The counties and cities we know of are listed above; please check your local rules before ordering.
Do you check age on every order?
Yes. All orders require age verification, and you must be 21 or older to purchase.
How do I know what’s in a product?
Each product page links the manufacturer’s Certificate of Analysis or explains how to request it. Our guide to reading a kratom COA explains what to look for, and our quality page covers how we choose brands.
Laws change. This page is updated as regulations evolve, but please verify the rules in your area before ordering. This information is provided for convenience and is not legal advice.