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Kratom law in Arizona

Arizona limits adulteration and synthetic alkaloids, caps 7-OH in the alkaloid fraction, and requires alkaloid disclosure.

Regulated

Regulated — consumer protection law

Statewide postureRegulated
Age rule18+
Known local entries0
Review dateSep. 7, 2026

Statewide rule

Regulated — consumer protection law

Arizona limits adulteration and synthetic alkaloids, caps 7-OH in the alkaloid fraction, and requires alkaloid disclosure.

Arizona's Kratom Consumer Protection Act prohibits sale to people under 18 and bars products with dangerous contaminants, synthetic alkaloids, or more than 2% 7-OH in the alkaloid fraction.

Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 36

Local layer

Known local rules in Arizona

Municipal, county-equivalent, territorial-agency, or tribal rules may regulate sales without banning possession or may target specific product forms such as concentrated 7-OH.

Best-effort directory

No local kratom-specific rule was identified in this review.

That is not a guarantee that none exists. Municipal codes, local health orders, territorial agencies, tribal rules, zoning, general food law, and new enactments may still affect the exact address.

Before relying on this page

Verify the product, activity, person, place, and date.

  1. 01

    Product: leaf, extract, edible, drink, added 7-OH, and synthetic or semi-synthetic derivatives such as mitragynine pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, and MGM-16 may be treated differently.

  2. 02

    Activity: possession, manufacture, advertising, sale, delivery, and medical claims are separate legal questions.

  3. 03

    Person: minimum-age rules may apply to sale, purchase, possession, or entry into retail areas.

  4. 04

    Place: verify municipal and local boundaries, territory-specific agencies, county-equivalent areas, and tribal jurisdiction where applicable.

  5. 05

    Date: check effective dates, emergency-order expiration, agency rules, and later amendments.

This page is educational research, not legal advice or a shipment-authorization system. Confirm current law with the relevant government authority and qualified counsel.