7-OH updates: every status change, dated
The most recent 7-OH record correction on file is November 3, 2026: Missouri, record corrected. status now shown: legal. 31 changes recorded in total.
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Hotearliest DEA action in 0 days (DEA-1570 / FR 2026-20943); notice of intent by the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration), applies to every seller; enforcement action by the attorney general (Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway), binds named parties only
- Earliest Nov 13, 2026
DEA temporary Schedule I: 7-OH above 1 mg/g or under 100:1 mitragynine ratio (re-notice) - in 230 days
kratom sales and manufacturing by processors and retailers prohibited - active
DEA re-notices intent to place 7-OH and mitragynine pseudoindoxyl above 1 mg/g (or 1 mg/mL) or below a 100:1 mitragynine ratio in Schedule I; withdraws July 2026 notice - active
Missouri AG expands 7-OH investigation to nine more companies and orders KC Distro and Karmic Genesis to stop selling 7-OH immediately - active
Notice of intent to temporarily schedule 7-hydroxymitragynine - active
Florida AG signs expanded emergency rule scheduling 7-OH and six related compounds (including pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, MGM-16) as Schedule I above 1 mg/g or below a 100:1 mitragynine ratio
Hillsborough County unanimously approves ban on synthetic kratom compound 7-OH
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From hemp to high-tops: Missouri smoke shops scramble to survive new ban
Change log
- Missouri: Record corrected. Status now shown: Legal.
- Missouri: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Colorado: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Georgia: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Maryland: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Mississippi: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Nebraska: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Oklahoma: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Oregon: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Rhode Island: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Texas: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Virginia: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Wyoming: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Arizona: Status changed from illegal to restricted.
- Arizona: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Colorado: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Georgia: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Maryland: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Missouri: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Mississippi: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Nebraska: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Oklahoma: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Oregon: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Rhode Island: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Texas: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Virginia: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Wyoming: Status changed from restricted to illegal.
- Massachusetts: Status changed from legal to illegal.
- Delaware: Status changed from legal to restricted.
- North Dakota: Status changed from legal to illegal.
- District of Columbia: Status changed from legal to illegal.
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