Kratom Laws in Colorado

Kratom is legal but regulated in Colorado. Under the 'Daniel Bregger Act' (SB 25-072, effective on signature May 29, 2025), it is a deceptive trade practice under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act to knowingly prepare, distribute, advertise or sell a kratom product to anyone under 21, or one that is adulterated (with fentanyl, another controlled substance, or synthesized or semi-synthesized alkaloids), that has 7-hydroxymitragynine above 2% of the alkaloid composition, that is a confection or candy-like or appeals to children, or that is combustible or meant for vaping; products must carry labels listing the maker, ingredients, warnings (including against use under 21), serving directions and the mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine content per serving; and kratom may not be displayed where people under 21 can reach it. Separately, selling or giving kratom to someone under 21, or failing to check a government photo ID, is a civil infraction with a $200 fine.