Proponents of kratom predict that one day soon, kratom in Colorado will be regulated just like cannabis.
The study produced by the Department of Revenue under the bill's requirements, accompanied by a supplementary document, was made public on January 4 following public meetings in October and December.
The authors of the study don't actively promote kratom regulation, but their conclusion certainly doesn't rail against the concept. For her part, Day welcomes the sorts of rules proposed by the study and is particularly vocal about the need for testing requirements, based on personal experience. In her view,"This is really about consumer safety and making sure people are getting what they need. Kratom is a harm-reduction tool. We stand behind that, and we think the state has done an excellent job of listening to our vendor concerns, so that we can make sure we don't get into a situation where people are getting an adulterated product."
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