Kansas kratom guide
Is Kratom Legal in Kansas? State Law and Shipping Guide
- State
- Kansas (KS)
- Statewide status
- Statewide Schedule I restriction
- State minimum age
- Not applicable
- Kratom Paradise minimum age
- 21+
- Consumer safeguards
- Mitragynine and 7-OH listed in Schedule I
- Kratom Paradise shipping
- Unavailable
Kansas places both mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine in Schedule I and provides no ordinary adult retail exception.
Kratom Paradise shipping: Kratom Paradise does not accept kratom orders for delivery to Kansas.
Kansas rules at a glance
- Statewide status: Statewide Schedule I restriction
- Key rule: Mitragynine and 7-OH listed in Schedule I
- Minimum age: Not applicable
Common questions
Is kratom legal in Kansas?
Ordinary consumer kratom is restricted statewide because Kansas lists both mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine in Schedule I.
When did Kansas change its kratom law?
Kansas enacted the Schedule I changes during the 2026 session. Senate Bill 430 took effect upon publication in the statute book.
Can adults over 21 buy kratom in Kansas?
No ordinary adult retail exception exists. Age verification or adult-signature delivery does not override the Schedule I classification.
Does Kratom Paradise ship to Kansas?
No. Kansas is excluded under the current Kratom Paradise shipping policy.
Official sources
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Kansas Statutes Annotated section 65-4105
The current Schedule I statute and official list of enacted measures affecting it. -
Kansas Senate Bill 430 status
Official confirmation that the mitragynine scheduling measure completed the legislature and was signed by the governor. -
Kansas Senate Bill 430, enrolled text
The enacted text adding mitragynine and showing the Schedule I entries for mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. -
Kansas Legislative Research Department conference report brief
Official explanation of the corrective mitragynine language and its relationship to House Bill 2365. -
Kansas Statutes Annotated section 21-5705
Current statewide distribution and possession-with-intent provisions for controlled substances. -
Kansas Statutes Annotated section 21-5706
Current statewide possession provisions and penalty structure. -
Kansas Senate Bill 497 history
The separate 2026 kratom scheduling proposal that passed the Senate but died before enactment.
Legal status can change. This statewide summary uses Kansas Statutes Annotated § 65-4105, accessed July 21, 2026. Kratom laws can change, and city or county rules may add restrictions. Check the official sources before ordering.