New York S10514 aims to prohibit harmful synthetic and adulterated kratom products by banning certain types of kratom products and requiring testing.
New York S10514, known as the "synthetic kratom kills act," seeks to protect public health by prohibiting the manufacture, distribution, sale, or offer for sale of synthesized kratom material, adulterated kratom products, and other harmful kratom products. Specifically, the act bans products that are combustible, marketed as food or beverages, contain flavoring agents appealing to individuals under twenty-one, lack child-resistant packaging, mimic candy, or exceed specific alkaloid concentration limits. It also prohibits selling kratom products to individuals under twenty-one.
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