Kratom products; modifying certain definitions. Effective date.
SB 183 updates Oklahoma's definitions for kratom products under the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. It sets a 3.5% maximum alkaloid limit for raw kratom leaf, requires extracts to have mitragynine as the dominant chemical compound, and bans synthetic kratom compounds while limiting 7-hydroxymitragynine to under 1% in finished products. These changes directly affect businesses selling kratom (vendors), including stores, restaurants, and manufacturers, by establishing clear safety standards for products. The bill takes effect November 1, 2025.
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