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Without federal action, states wrestle with kratom regulation

  • Montana lawmakers are debating how to regulate kratom, a substance sold at gas stations that can be addictive and has health effects, as reported by the Drug Enforcement Administration and addiction experts.
  • Legislation titled the 'Kratom Consumer Protection Act' aims to restrict sales to those under 18 and regulate kratom product labeling, according to the American Kratom Association.
  • Some health providers in Montana are seeing more patients grappling with kratom addiction than opioid addiction.
  • Public health concerns regarding kratom's impact on youth have been raised by advocates like Price Morrison, who emphasized that the substance is easily accessible and potentially harmful.
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Without federal action, states wrestle with kratom regulation

Kratom is in a gray federal regulatory area: It’s designated by the DEA as a “drug and chemical of concern,” but it is not considered a controlled substance.

·Billings, United States
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Eye On Annapolis broke the news in on Sunday, March 16, 2025.
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