DEA Plans to Ban Kratom’s Opioid-Like Compound 7-OH0

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• July 6, 2026

The fight against drugs The administration plans to temporarily ban 7-OH, a component of kratom that has opioid-like effects and is sold at gas stations and smoke shops nationwide in the form of gummies, drinks and capsules. In a draft notice of intent in the Federal Register, scheduled for publication Monday, the federal agency says