The DEA May Not Ban Kratom After All

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October 12, 2016Drugs

After announcing the decision to ban kratom in August, the Drug Enforcement Administration has decided to withdraw intent to classify the plant as a Schedule I drug on Thursday, according to reports. Instead, the DEA is giving the public the opportunity to comment on the drug. This is the first time agency has delayed a ban…
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