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DEA Bans Synthetic Drug Related to Kratom, 7-OH
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DEA Bans Synthetic Drug Related to Kratom, 7-OH
UW Medicine specialists provide health guidance for those who use 7-OH. On August 25, the United States Drug Enforcement Administration made 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) illegal to sell or possess by placing it into Schedule I for two years. 7-OH is an opioid and a minor component of the kratom plant. Until August 25, it was sold over the counter in a synthetic, highly concentrated form. These...
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