Is kratom legal in Kansas?
As of Oct 7, 2026, kratom is legal, but 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) is scheduled or restricted in Kansas (K.S.A. 65-4105 as amended by 2026 HB 2365 (enrolled)). 2 changes in 2026: HB 2365 signed: 7-OH added to Schedule I opiates list. Effective on publication in the statute book (news reports say 2026-07-01; not stated as a date on the bill page); SB 497 (would have scheduled mitragynine as well as 7-OH) died.
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 Kansas
Every row links to the statute, rule or bill it comes from.
| Status | Legal; 7-OH restricted |
|---|---|
| Law | K.S.A. 65-4105 as amended by 2026 HB 2365 (enrolled) Checked Oct 7, 2026 |
| Law | HB 2365 bill page Checked Oct 7, 2026 |
| Minimum age | No state age limit found |
| 7-OH limit | No state limit found |
Kansas and its neighbours
Kratom's legal status in every state; select one to compare.
- Legal, no state law (7)
- Legal, regulated (21)
- 7-OH restricted (4)
- Banned (7)
- Being confirmed (12)
What changed in 2026
Buying online in Kansas
Partner retailers, from their own no-ship lists. Retailers can be stricter than the law.
- Kratom Country (partner): doesn't ship to Kansas
- Super Speciosa (partner): doesn't ship to Kansas
Partner retailers: we have a business relationship with these retailers, and they're listed only where they say they ship.
Common questions
Is kratom legal in Kansas?
As of Oct 7, 2026, kratom is legal, but 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) is scheduled or restricted in Kansas, under K.S.A. 65-4105 as amended by 2026 HB 2365 (enrolled).
Is 7-OH legal in Kansas?
We found no Kansas-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 Kansas?
None of the partner retailers we track ship to Kansas. Retailers set their own no-ship lists, so check at checkout.
Sources
- HB 2365 signed: 7-OH added to Schedule I opiates list. Effective on publication in the statute book (news reports say 2026-07-01; not stated as a date on the bill page). — kslegislature.gov
- HB 2365 bill page
- LAPPA, Kratom: Summary of State Laws (January 2026)
- SB 497 (would have scheduled mitragynine as well as 7-OH) died. — kslegislature.gov