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Czechia Approves Tighter Kratom Rules: Online Sales to Be Banned

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Czechia's government has approved tighter kratom rules that would raise the minimum age to 21, ban online sales and introduce new taxes.
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Kratom should be available for purchase from next year only from the age of 21, not from the age of 18 as before. Its sale in e-shops will be prohibited. The rules for specialized stores, product safety requirements and the regime for nicotine sachets are to be tightened. The powers of customs officers and hygienists are to be strengthened. On September 14, the government approved an amendment to the addictive substances law, or its lex kratom, …

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Kratom should only be available from the age of 21 from next year, not from the age of 18 as before. Its sale in e-shops will be prohibited. The rules for specialist shops, product safety requirements and the regime for nicotine pouches are to be tightened. The powers of customs officers or hygienists are to be strengthened. The government...

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expats.cz broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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