IL HB4737

Creates the Illinois Kratom Consumer Protection Act and repeals the existing Kratom Control Act, effective January 1, 2027

Prohibits sale of kratom products containing more than 2% 7-hydroxymitragynine, synthesized materials, controlled substances, poisonous ingredients, or forms designed for smoking/vaping/injection, with civil penalties of $5,000 for first violation, $10,000 for subsequent violations, and a 2-year sales ban for third violations

Restricts kratom sales to persons 21 years or older, with Class B misdemeanor for first violation and Class A misdemeanor for repeat violations within one year

Requires detailed product labeling including warnings against use by minors, pregnant, or breastfeeding individuals; FDA disclaimer; manufacturer information; serving size recommendations; and alkaloid content per serving

Establishes that selling kratom products containing controlled substances is a Class 4 felony, while selling products with synthetic kratom compounds is a Class B misdemeanor; preempts local home rule regulation of kratom