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The best ways to travel with kratom, and where you can go with it.

Can You Bring Kratom on a Plane?

“Travel — it leaves us speechless, then turns us into storytellers.”

This poignant quote from some unknown source learned in an uncertain grade school class resonates, particularly now. During the COVID-19 lockdown, one of our greatest joys — travel — was no longer available to us. All we could do is sit and wait until everyone is safe once again.

But, as soon as worldwide travel opens up again, we plan to embark on a series of journeys. This has us thinking about traveling with kratom. Can you fly with kratom? Can you even bring kratom on a plane? We have your answers here! Explore this blog to learn more about traveling safely with your most important supplement.

Where Can You Fly With Kratom?

From road trips to plane trips, it’s vital that you know exactly where kratom is illegal. You don’t want to enter any state where it’s not allowed — no matter which method you’re using to travel. NEVER bring kratom into the following US states:

  • Indiana
  • Rhode Island
  • Vermont
  • Wisconsin
  • Arkansas
  • Alabama

It shouldn’t be any surprise that these states have the strictest, most draconian possession laws in the entire United States. While you may love the rolling dunes of Indiana and the maple trees of Vermont, leave the kratom behind when you travel in these areas. While you can bring kratom on a plane, you don’t want to land with it in your baggage here.

Road Trips with Kratom

Even if you’re just passing through one of the above states on a road trip with some powdered kratom in your bag, you’re still taking a risk. While kratom doesn’t have a smell and powdered kratom is hard to recognize, we recommend following the law at all times. Don’t try to disguise your kratom in other containers or remove the labeling from the bottles. If you get caught, you may have to deal with a felony for possession.

Flying with Kratom

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For those wondering if you can bring kratom on a plane because of its sensitivity to altitude and temperature, you should know that your product will most likely survive. You can pack your kratom in a checked bag (properly sealed, of course), but we recommend keeping it in your personal bag. You never know exactly what kind of conditions airline staff subject your bag to before it’s returned to you.

It is currently still legal to travel with kratom, but the TSA may still pull your bag out of the security line and poke around. It may take some time to explain exactly what it is and why you can bring kratom on a plane, but it’s best to avoid this as much as possible. Don’t conceal your kratom unnecessarily.

Liquid Bans

If you have kratom in liquid form instead of as a powder, you might have a few additional hurdles to overcome. Airport security still has bans on liquid in containers larger than 100mL, so we recommend double-checking that your kratom tincture containers meet these limits. You don’t want your kratom to go in the trash if the TSA decides it’s too large. Check the regulations of the airport as well as the airline to make sure you can bring kratom on the plane.

Overseas Travel

While it is indeed possible to take kratom overseas, we would strongly advise against it. Much like in America, a distinction between local and federal laws can be problematic. Even if you’re just going to Canada, we would advise against traveling with kratom. There are simply too many unknowns, language barriers, and laws that non-locals don’t quite grasp in full. Each country also has different regulations and security precautions, and customs may not allow you to keep your kratom if they think it presents too high of a risk.

Final Checklist

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Before leaving your home to board your flight, follow this checklist to ensure you can bring kratom on the plane safely and securely:

  • Always seal and store kratom properly
  • Be very careful to remember state laws on kratom, and follow them accordingly
  • Keep kratom in your carry-on luggage and watch out for liquid limits
  • Don’t travel overseas with kratom

As long as you follow our guide, you can fly with kratom anywhere that it’s legal! As travel restrictions continue to lift and you start planning out amazing trips to far-off places, be safe and smart with your kratom.


Anthony Dent is one of the founders of The Kratom Company who has had years of personal and professional experience in the industry. As a kratom user himself, he is an advocate for all the potential benefits kratom can offer users both new and experienced. As the industry and legal atmosphere change, Anthony stays up to date on the latest Kratom Consumer Protection Acts to keep readers up to date with reliable information.
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This Post Has 4 Comments

  1. Farah

    Flying out of Tampa into Denver tonight.. am I good to bring a bottle of capsules with me??

  2. Aaron

    Damn those banned states! So stupid

  3. Donnie

    This was cool ????

  4. Douglas

    This was super helpful thank you!

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