Kratom Encyclopedia

Is kratom legal in Connecticut?

BannedVerified Oct 7, 2026 on the state's own site
The short answer

As of Oct 7, 2026, kratom is banned in Connecticut (Conn. Gen. Stat. § 21a-243 (as directed by Public Act 25-101); DCP regulation PR2025-018). One change in 2026: Legislative Regulation Review Committee approved the scheduling regulation (2026-02-24); kratom and 7-OH Schedule I effective 2026-03-25.

21+ only. Kratom is not approved by the FDA for any medical use, and nothing here is medical advice. This is a summary of the law, not legal advice; local rules can be stricter.

Kratom law in Connecticut

Every row links to the statute, rule or bill it comes from.

StatusBanned
LawConn. Gen. Stat. § 21a-243 (as directed by Public Act 25-101); DCP regulation PR2025-018
Checked Oct 7, 2026
LawDCP release 2026-03-23
Checked Oct 7, 2026
Minimum ageNo state age limit found
7-OH limitNo state limit found

What changed in 2026

  • Legislative Regulation Review Committee approved the scheduling regulation (2026-02-24); kratom and 7-OH Schedule I effective 2026-03-25. (effective Mar 25, 2026) — source

Common questions

Is kratom legal in Connecticut?

As of Oct 7, 2026, kratom is banned in Connecticut, under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 21a-243 (as directed by Public Act 25-101); DCP regulation PR2025-018.

Is 7-OH legal in Connecticut?

We found no Connecticut-specific 7-OH limit. Federally, the DEA has proposed temporarily scheduling 7-OH above 0.050% of dry weight or 1.00 mg per item; no final order had been published when we checked.

Can you buy kratom online in Connecticut?

No. Kratom is banned in Connecticut, and the retailers we track don't ship there.