DEA and 7-OH: What the 2026 Regulatory Actions Mean for Buyers
In 2026, the DEA filed Notices of Intent targeting several kratom-related compounds. The regulatory landscape is evolving rapidly. Here’s what buyers need to know.
What Happened
The DEA targeted three specific analogues (pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, MGM-16). One order took effect in August 2026. However, no final order has been issued specifically targeting 7-hydroxymitragynine.
What This Means for 7-OH Buyers
As of September 2026, 7-OH remains legal at the federal level (outside of states with their own bans). However, the regulatory environment is active and could change. We recommend:
- Staying informed — follow this blog for updates
- Stocking up responsibly if 7-OH is important to your routine
- Knowing your state and local laws — see our legality guide
What We’re Doing
We monitor all regulatory developments in real time. If the legal landscape changes, we will notify all customers immediately via email and update our FAQs.
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