Kratom products; modifying certain definitions. Effective date.
SB 183 amends Oklahoma's Kratom Consumer Protection Act by updating key definitions for kratom products. It specifies that kratom leaf must not exceed 3.5% total alkaloids when dried, kratom leaf extract must have mitragynine as the dominant alkaloid (at least twice other alkaloids), and final kratom products must limit 7-hydroxymitragynine to no more than 1% of total alkaloids. These changes directly affect vendors - including stores, restaurants, and supermarkets - that sell or prepare kratom products. The bill takes effect November 1, 2025, clarifying regulatory standards for legally marketed kratom items.
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