Missouri settlements halt sales of concentrated kratom product 7-OH

Missouri authorities have reached settlements that effectively halt the sale of a concentrated kratom product known as 7-OH, following concerns over its potential for abuse and addiction. The case highlights the state's ongoing efforts to regulate substances with uncertain health impacts, especially among those with a history of substance abuse. The involvement of Dustin Robinson, who has a personal history with addiction, underscores the complexities of balancing business interests with public health safety. This move signals a significant step in Missouri's approach to managing emerging psychoactive substances.