Is kratom legal in Indiana?
BannedQuick answer
Kratom in Indiana: Banned
- Age rule
- No statewide age rule listed
- KCPA status
- Not adopted
- Local caveats
- No local caveat listed in this entry
- Citations
- 7 linked sources
Last checked · Sources checked: Official 2025 Indiana Code HTML download and Indiana Acts PDFs for P.L.89-2018/SB74 + P.L.61-2020/SB194
Kratom is banned in Indiana because products containing mitragynine or 7-hydroxymitragynine are treated as synthetic drugs. Indiana law places synthetic drugs in Schedule I, so the current text supports a whole-product ban route rather than only an isolated 7-OH route.
Citations
Statutes
Sources
- LAPPA — Kratom: Summary of State Laws (January 2026; published February 5, 2026)state
- American Kratom Association — AKA In Your Statestate
- Indiana General Assembly — 2025 Indiana Code HTML downloadstate
- Indiana General Assembly — 2018 Acts (P.L.89-2018 / SB74)state
- Indiana General Assembly — 2020 Acts (P.L.61-2020 / SB194)state
What changed
- — First published after checking LAPPA, AKA, and linked state sources. LAPPA — Kratom: Summary of State Laws (January 2026; published February 5, 2026)
- — Re-verified after 7-OH curation flagged Indiana: current IC 35-31.5-2-321 lists both 7-hydroxymitragynine and mitragynine, and IC 35-48-2-4(g) includes synthetic drugs in Schedule I. Retained banned classification for kratom products containing those alkaloids. Indiana General Assembly — 2025 Indiana Code HTML download