Is kratom legal in Florida?
KCPA RegulatedYes. Kratom is legal in Florida and regulated under a Kratom Consumer Protection Act that sets age, labeling, and product-quality requirements. In our five-category system that is "KCPA Regulated": legal under a Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
What the current Florida rules actually say.
Legal under Florida's Kratom Consumer Protection Act: 21 and up, no synthetic kratom, no products adulterated with controlled substances. Concentrated 7-OH is a separate felony matter, and Sarasota County has banned kratom since 2014.
- Minimum age
- 21+
- 7-OH and synthetics
- Concentrated 7-OH is a felony, synthetics prohibited
- Labeling and testing
- No lab-testing mandate, expansion bills stalled
- Local rules
- The Sarasota County ban predates the state law
Recent and upcoming dates
- Aug 18, 2026The Marion County Commission declined to move forward with a ban, citing enforcement difficulty and pending federal action on concentrated 7-OH. Ocala's drafting effort is paused and nothing has been adopted.
- Jul 21, 2026Ocala directed its city attorney to draft a sales-ban ordinance in coordination with Marion County.
- Mar 13, 2026SB 994 died in Commerce and Tourism. Companion HB 1205 also stalled. Both would have added mandatory lab testing, FDACS permitting, and school-buffer restrictions.
- Aug 2025Selling, possessing, or distributing concentrated 7-OH became a felony.
- 2023CS/HB 179 established the Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
Full legal detail
Kratom is legal in Florida under the Kratom Consumer Protection Act (CS/HB 179, signed 2023), which sets the minimum sales age at 21 and prohibits synthetic kratom and products adulterated with controlled substances. In August 2025, Florida made it a felony to sell, possess, or distribute concentrated 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH). Two 2026 bills (SB 994 by Sen. Gruters and HB 1205) would have further expanded the KCPA with mandatory lab testing, FDACS permitting, mixing prohibitions with caffeine/alcohol/cannabinoids/kava, and school-buffer restrictions. Both stalled, with SB 994 dying in Commerce and Tourism on March 13, 2026.
Local exceptions: Sarasota County: kratom has been banned since 2014 and the county ban remains in effect despite the statewide KCPA. Ocala directed its city attorney on July 21, 2026 to draft a kratom sales-ban ordinance in coordination with Marion County, but the Marion County Commission declined to move forward on August 18, 2026, citing enforcement difficulty and pending federal action on concentrated 7-OH; that drafting effort is paused and nothing has been adopted.
Does Hudson Valley Botanicals ship to Florida?
Yes, except Sarasota County, where a county ordinance bans kratom. Orders to all other Florida addresses ship normally. Florida sales are 21 and over.
Every order is checked against our live shipping-restriction list at checkout, which we update as state and local rules change. Every pouch we ship is lab tested by an independent ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, with the certificate of analysis published in our public archive and searchable by the batch number on the pouch.
Common questions, answered straight.
Is kratom legal in Florida?
Yes. Kratom is legal in Florida and regulated under a Kratom Consumer Protection Act that sets age, labeling, and product-quality requirements. Status category: KCPA Regulated, meaning legal under a Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
Can I order kratom online in Florida?
Yes, except Sarasota County, where a county ordinance bans kratom. Orders to all other Florida addresses ship normally. Florida sales are 21 and over. Checkout verifies every address against our current restriction list automatically.
Are there local kratom bans in Florida?
Yes. The Sarasota County ban predates the state law
How current is this page?
The Florida status on this page was last reviewed August 17, 2026. It is generated from the same continuously reviewed dataset that powers our interactive 50-state legality map, and it changes when the data changes.
This page is regulatory information, not legal advice. Laws change; verify current status with the Florida legislature or your local authority before purchasing. Customers are responsible for knowing the rules where they live. Kratom products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.