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New York has no statewide kratom ban, so the rules are being written locally: county laws, county health orders, and city ordinances. This page lists every New York county and city measure we track, and whether we can ship there. It updates from our law tracker and our checkout settings.
Tracker last verified Oct 7, 2026.
7 places
Adopted and in force, or blocked at our checkout.
Ban Effective Sep 1
Albany County is banning kratom outright.
We do not ship here.
Full recordNews10 coverage of the announcement (opens in a new tab)
Adopted Oct 6, text not yet published
The Clifton Park Town Board adopted Local Law No. 13 of 2026 on October 6, 2026 by Resolution 286, 5 to 0, titled a law to prohibit the sale, distribution, possession for sale and public display of kratom and kratom-derived products in the town. The Town has not yet published the adopted text, and it takes effect once filed with the Secretary of State.
Full recordCitizen Portal coverage of the town board meeting (opens in a new tab)
Local restriction
We do not ship here.
Local restriction
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Ban Approved
The Oneida County Board of Legislators voted unanimously on August 12, 2026 to approve the local law banning the sale and distribution of kratom county-wide, adopting the measure County Executive Anthony J.
We do not ship here.
Full record (2 updates)Utica Observer-Dispatch coverage (opens in a new tab)
Regulated, Not Banned
Suffolk County chose regulation over prohibition.
Now Illegal
Washington County, NY has prohibited the sale and distribution of kratom county-wide.
We do not ship here.
6 places
Adopted but not yet in force, or still introduced, drafted, or awaiting a vote.
Signed, Not Yet In Effect
Dutchess County Local Law No. 6 of 2026 prohibits concentrated and synthetic 7-OH products and leaves plain leaf legal for adults 21 and over. The County Executive signed it, and it takes effect once it is filed with the Secretary of State.
We currently ship here (21+ verified).
Adopted, Not Yet In Effect
Oswego County adopted Local Law No. 7 of 2026 on September 10, 2026. It is not a ban: it sets an age-21 rule, behind-the-counter or locked storage at retail and a 500-foot school buffer, and takes effect December 9, 2026.
We currently ship here (21+ verified).
Full recordLocal Law No. 7 of 2026, county text (opens in a new tab)
Ban Signed, Not In Force
Rensselaer County Executive Steven F. McLaughlin has signed Local Law T-4 of 2026, adopted September 8, 2026, banning the sale and distribution of kratom county-wide, natural leaf and synthetic alike. It takes effect on filing with the New York Secretary of State, and until then Hudson Valley Botanicals ships to Rensselaer County addresses.
We currently ship here (21+ verified).
Public Hearing Oct 14
Saratoga County introduced its proposed countywide kratom ban on September 15, 2026 and set a public hearing for October 14, so nothing is adopted and the hearing precedes any final vote.
We currently ship here (21+ verified).
In Committee, 7-OH Only
A new resolution, No. 480.1, would hold the public hearing on the Ulster County 7-OH measure on November 17, 2026 instead of October 20, and the measure still reaches only concentrated and synthetic products rather than natural leaf.
We currently ship here (21+ verified).
Full recordUlster County Legislature, Resolution No. 480.1 (opens in a new tab)
Hearing Held, Back Oct 20
The Village of Montgomery Board of Trustees held a public hearing on October 6, 2026 on a local law that would make it unlawful to sell, offer for sale, distribute or otherwise provide kratom products in the village, natural leaf included. Nothing was adopted, and the law is first on the agenda for the Board's October 20, 2026 meeting.
We currently ship here (21+ verified).
1 place
Failed, withdrawn, repealed, or expired.
Not Enacted
The Orange County Legislature voted unanimously in December 2025 on a local law barring kratom sales to anyone under 21, but county officials say it did not complete enactment because the state's own under-21 law made it unnecessary.
We currently ship here (21+ verified).
Full recordMid-Hudson News coverage of the vote (opens in a new tab)
Not listed
A county that does not appear on this page has no county-level kratom measure in our tracker. State rules still apply: we ship New York orders only to customers verified as 21 and over. Local rules change quickly, so check with your county if you are unsure.
Video series for officialsKratom Leaf and 7-OHShort explainers for officials weighing an outright ban, with a transcript and sources for every part.Watch the series
New York has no statewide kratom ban. Rules are being set county by county, through local laws and county health orders, so whether kratom can be sold or delivered depends on where you are. We ship New York orders only to customers verified as 21 and over.
The "Restrictions in force" list on this page shows every New York county and city with a restriction in effect, plus every area our checkout blocks. Measures that have passed but have not taken effect are listed separately. It is read from our law tracker and our live shipping settings, so it updates as they do.
It varies. Some New York measures target concentrated or semi-synthetic 7-OH products and leave natural leaf alone, while others cover all kratom. Each entry on this page lists its scope, and the linked source has the exact text.
Each listing says whether we ship there. For an exact answer by ZIP code, use the checker on our shipping restrictions page.
This page is regulatory information, not legal advice. Laws change; verify current status with your county or the New York State legislature 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.
SALE OF KRATOM TO PERSONS UNDER TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE IS PROHIBITED BY LAW
Notice required by New York State law. Other states set their own minimum age.
