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Kratom Laws in Florida (2026): Age, Product Limits and Rules
Updated Oct 21, 2026
Status (Oct 2026): Legal for adults 21+; 7-OH restricted.
Florida's Kratom Consumer Protection Act (Fla. Stat. § 500.92) took effect July 1, 2023, with rules 5K-4.030 (Jan 2024), 2ER25-2 (Aug 19, 2025) and 5KER25-6 (Dec 17, 2025).
Key rules
- Sale or delivery to anyone under 21 is prohibited, and online sellers must confirm 21+ before delivery.
- 7-OH above 400 ppm (dry weight) is a Schedule I controlled substance in Florida.
- Labels must show 7-OH concentration in ppm, and claims to diagnose, treat or cure disease are banned.
- No vending machines. Kratom sellers need a food-establishment permit.
- Local bans exist, such as Sarasota County.
On KratomTrail
KratomTrail hides 7-OH and concentrated extracts for Florida.
Federal note
The DEA published a notice of intent on Oct 14, 2026 to temporarily schedule 7-OH. A final order can issue on or after Nov 13, 2026 and would apply in every state. See 7-OH legal status.
Local rules
Cities and counties can be stricter than state law. Check your local ordinances, and see shipping restrictions.
Related guides
Sources
- Kratom: Summary of State Laws (LAPPA, Feb 2026)
- Federal Register, Oct 14, 2026: DEA notice of intent on 7-OH
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