The Kratom Consumer Protection Act (KCPA) is a safeguarding law designed to regulate kratom production, sales, and consumption. Its main goal is to ensure consumers get access to safe, high-quality kratom, and it also helps decrease the presence of harmful, unregulated kratom products in the market.

Each state tailors the KCPA requirements as per its needs. However, the most common provisions across the board include:

1. Detailed labeling procedures.
2. Age restrictions.
3. Rigorous lab-testing standards.
4. A prohibition on synthetic alkaloids and any harmful, non-natural ingredients in kratom.

The American Kratom Association (AKA) is a kratom advocacy group dedicated to “restoring full consumer access to kratom and to preserve and protect the freedom of consumers in the United States to make their own choices on their well-being and maintaining a healthy lifestyle”. The AKA continuously works with lobbyists, senators, representatives, scientists, and community members to pass the KCPA, prevent and reverse bans, and advocate for kratom consumers nation-wide and beyond. To learn more about what they do, check out their website.

Yes, kratom is legal and is not classified as a controlled substance on a federal level in the United States. However, it is important to note that individual states may have their own regulations and restrictions on kratom. Use our handy kratom legality map and kratom legality resource page to help you understand the current kratom regulations and laws in your area.

Kratom is currently banned in several states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin.

Additionally, certain cities and counties within other states may have imposed their own bans on kratom. Kratom is currently banned in Sarasota County, FL, Union County, MS, San Diego, CA, Jerseyville, IL, Oceanside, CA, and Ontario, OR.

It’s important to research and understand the specific laws and regulations in your state and local area.

GMP stands for Good Manufacturing Practices. GMP-certification ensures that a product is manufactured with consistent quality and safety standards. It involves rigorous testing, quality control measures, and adherence to specific guidelines to ensure the integrity of the product. The majority of the kratom in the United States is imported from Indonesia. Because of the lack of quality standards in Indonesia, it is crucial that kratom undergoes GMP procedures to ensure safety and purity of the kratom products. Super Speciosa’s manufacturing facility is proud to be one of the first vendors to be certified by American Kratom Association’s GMP Standards Program. Read more about our quality control procedures here.

You can buy kratom anywhere that it is legal. Unsure if it’s legal in your state or area? Use our handy kratom legality map!

You can buy kratom online or from smoke shops, health food stores, and convenience stores.

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Lab-tested kratom ensures that the product is free from contaminants, adulterants, and harmful substances. It provides assurance of its quality, purity, and potency, enhancing the overall safety and effectiveness of the kratom product.

Learn more about our lab testing procedures.

Super Speciosa is committed to supporting kratom legality and access. We advocate for responsible use, provide educational resources, and work closely with industry organizations to protect the rights of kratom consumers. Additionally, Super Speciosa ensures their products are of the highest quality, adhering to rigorous standards and offering lab-tested kratom for consumer safety and satisfaction.

We work closely with the American Kratom Association to help with the legality process. Our goal is to set the quality standards in the kratom industry so other vendors can follow suit with their manufacturing processes.