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MGM-15 Ban 2026: Every State Where It Is Illegal, With Dates

51 of 51 banned

As of November 12, 2026, MGM-15 is banned from retail sale in 51 of 51 US jurisdictions, and it is federally scheduled. Banned: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Ban here means retail sale is prohibited by statute, rule, order or scheduling. Restrictions and gray areas are listed on the compound page.

When does the next MGM-15 ban take effect?

No pending ban or effective date is on file for MGM-15 as of November 13, 2026; the 51 bans listed here are already in force.

Watchnotice of intent by the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration), applies to every seller
BannedNot banned (legal, restricted or gray)Not yet verified

Federal

Federally scheduled or prohibited. Federal Schedule I (DEA temporary order, drug code 9673), effective 2026-08-26 to 2028-08-26 Federal detail

States where MGM-15 is illegal (51)

JurisdictionInstrumentEffectiveBasis
AlabamaAla. Code 20-2-23 (Schedule I; items 322-323; subdivision (5) synthetic controlled substance analogue)federal precedence
AlaskaAS 11.71.120-11.71.125 (authority to schedule; emergency scheduling)federal precedence
ArizonaA.R.S. 36-795.02 (kratom products; adulteration; synthetic alkaloids; sales to minors)federal precedence
ArkansasActs 2005, No. 1994, Sec. 305 (Ark. Code 5-64-414, controlled substance analog, enacted as 5-64-413)federal precedence
CaliforniaCal. Health & Safety Code 11054 (Schedule I)federal precedence
ColoradoC.R.S. 6-1-740 (Kratom, deceptive trade practice, definitions)2025-05-29federal precedence
ConnecticutConn. Gen. Stat. 21a-243(h) (2026 Supplement)2026-08-26federal precedence
Delaware16 Del. C. 3001U-3002U (Kratom Consumer Protection Act)2026-09-08federal precedence
District of ColumbiaD.C. Code 48-902.14 (controlled substance analogues)federal precedence
FloridaFla. emergency rule 2ER26-2 (Schedule I, s. 893.03(1)(a))2026-08-18federal precedence
GeorgiaO.C.G.A. 16-13-21(4) and 16-13-30 (Georgia Controlled Substances Act)2026-08-26federal precedence
HawaiiHawaii NED Emergency Controlled Substance Scheduling Action (Sept. 22, 2026), HRS 329-14(b) additions2026-09-22federal precedence
IdahoIdaho Code 37-2702 Authority to controlfederal precedence
Illinois720 ILCS 570/201 Illinois Controlled Substances Actfederal precedence
IndianaIC 35-31.5-2-321 'Synthetic drug'federal precedence
IowaIowa Code 124.201(4)federal precedence
KansasHB 2365 (2026) enrolled, amending K.S.A. 21-5701 and 65-4105federal precedence
Kentucky902 KAR 55:015 Section 12026-08-26federal precedence
LouisianaLAC 46:LIII.2704 Added Controlled Dangerous Substances (Declaration of Emergency)2026-09-18federal precedence
Maine17-A M.R.S. 1102 (Schedules W, X, Y and Z)federal precedence
MarylandMd. Code, Crim. Law 5-202(f) (federal designation; similarly controlled unless the Department objects)2026-08-26federal precedence
Massachusetts105 CMR 726.000, Temporary placement of kratom in schedule 1 (emergency regulation)2026-08-28federal precedence
MichiganMCL 333.7204 (federal designation; similar scheduling; 60-day board meeting)federal precedence
MinnesotaMinn. Stat. 152.02, subd. 12 (coordination with federal law; discretionary temporary order)federal precedence
MississippiMiss. HB 1077 (2025 Reg. Sess.), Sections 1 and 2 (kratom product definition; synthesized-alkaloid exclusion; 1% / 0.5 mg 7-OH cap; 21+)2025-07-01federal precedence
Missouri19 CSR 30-1.002(1)(A)7. emergency amendment, Missouri Register Vol. 51 No. 202026-09-25federal precedence
MontanaMCA 50-32-203 (effect of rescheduling under federal law)federal precedence
NebraskaNeb. Rev. Stat. 71-3802 (Kratom Consumer Protection Act definitions)2025-07-01federal precedence
NevadaNRS 453.2182federal precedence
New HampshireRSA 318-B:1-a, Vfederal precedence
New JerseyNJ Director non-objection and Schedule I inclusion: Kratom-related Substances2026-09-25federal precedence
New MexicoNMSA 1978 30-31-3 (duty to administer; federal scheduling), as enacted by Laws 2006 HB 211federal precedence
New YorkN.Y. Public Health Law 1399-xx (sale or distribution of kratom products to minors)2026-06-17federal precedence
North CarolinaN.C. Gen. Stat. 90-88 (authority to control)federal precedence
North DakotaN.D. Cent. Code 19-03.1-05(3)(lll) (Schedule I, kratom alkaloid derivatives)2026-09-04federal precedence
OhioOhio Adm. Code 4729:9-1-01.1 Mitragynine-related compounds (Schedule I, permanent rule eff. 2026-05-19)2025-12-12federal precedence
Oklahoma63 O.S. 2-101(11) Definition of controlled dangerous substance (includes substances listed temporarily as federally controlled)2026-08-26federal precedence
OregonORS 475.005(6) Definition of controlled substance (drugs classified in federal Schedules I-V, as modified under ORS 475.035)federal precedence
Pennsylvania35 P.S. 780-102 (designer drug) and 780-113(a)(36) (designer drug offense)federal precedence
Rhode IslandR.I. Gen. Laws 21-28-2.01(c) Federal designation controlled after 60 days unless the director objects2026-10-25federal precedence
South CarolinaS.C. Dept. of Public Health order: Placement of Three 7-Hydroxymitragynine Related Substances in Schedule I (Sept. 25, 2026)2026-09-25federal precedence
South DakotaSDCL 34-20B-115.12025-07-01federal precedence
TennesseeTenn. Pub. Ch. 950 (2026), Sec. 2 (H.B. 1649), Matthew Davenport’s Law2026-07-01federal precedence
TexasTexas Health and Safety Code Sec. 481.034federal precedence
UtahUtah Code 58-37-107(2) and 58-37-101(1)(e)(i)(B)2026-08-26federal precedence
VermontVermont Department of Health, Regulated Drug Rule (Ch. 8, Subch. 9), sections 3.5 and 7.0federal precedence
VirginiaVa. Code 59.1-200(A)(77) (Virginia Consumer Protection Act, kratom products)2026-07-01federal precedence
WashingtonRCW 69.50.101(15), (16); 69.50.201(d); 69.50.214; 69.50.401(1)federal precedence
West VirginiaW. Va. Code 19-12F-3 (kratom act definitions)federal precedence
WisconsinWis. Stat. 961.01(4m), 961.11(4), 961.14(7)(mk)-(mL), 961.25federal precedence
WyomingW.S. 35-7-2201 and 35-7-2202 (kratom product regulation)2026-07-01federal precedence

MGM-15 ban status by state

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