The Kratom Consumer Protection Act 2024 – Webinar

The future of Kratom, a botanical used by millions for its potential pain relief and energy-boosting properties, hangs precariously in the balance. Misinformation-fueled media attacks, state ban initiatives, and widespread uncertainty loom large, threatening access to this valuable resource. But even in the face of darkness, a beacon of hope shines: the Kratom Consumer Protection Act (KCPA).

Are you a kratom consumer who wants to stay updated on the latest developments in the kratom industry? Do you want to learn how to protect your rights and access to this natural plant? If so, you won’t want to miss the American Kratom Association upcoming webinar on Thursday, January 4th, 2024 at 9 pm ET.

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The act isn’t just a glimmer of hope; it’s a torch illuminating a brighter future for Kratom, one built on responsible use, robust consumer protection, and scientific evidence. For years, dedicated advocates have battled tirelessly against unfair restrictions, and the KCPA represents the culmination of those efforts.

But what exactly is the KCPA, and why is it so crucial?

• Access is safeguarded: The KCPA prevents the FDA from arbitrarily banning Kratom without proper scientific evidence. This means millions of responsible users can breathe easier knowing they won’t lose access to this helpful resource.
• Quality and safety reign supreme: The Act establishes comprehensive standards for labeling, testing, and manufacturing. This ensures consistent product quality and minimizes potential risks, giving consumers peace of mind.
• Informed choices empower you: Transparency is key. Under the KCPA, clear labeling and reliable information empower you to make informed choices about your Kratom use.
• Collaboration paves the way: The Act fosters a dialogue between researchers, consumers, industry stakeholders, and regulators. This leads to a sustainable future for Kratom, based on facts and responsible practices.

This future isn’t a pipe dream; it’s within reach!

But the AKA needs your voice. By joining the fight, you can be a champion for Kratom and its benefits. Here’s how you can make a difference:

• Join the conversation: Register for our upcoming webinar on [date] at [time] to learn more about the KCPA and its potential impact.
• Spread the word: Share this post on social media and beyond. The more people who know about the KCPA, the stronger our collective voice becomes.
• Contact your representatives: Let your elected officials know you support responsible Kratom use and consumer protection. Your voice matters!
• Stay informed: Follow reputable sources like our blog and other trusted platforms for updates on the KCPA and the fight for Kratom’s future.

Remember, together we can ensure a brighter future for Kratom. Let’s stand up for responsible use, evidence-based decision-making, and consumer protection. The KCPA is a crucial step in the right direction, and by joining the movement, you can help guide Kratom towards a sustainable and beneficial future. Join us on Thursday, January 4th, 2024, at 9 PM ET for a crucial webinar addressing these challenges head-on.

An Open Letter to Tampa Bay Times Editor Mark Katches

“The Tampa Bay Times is now hearing from thousands of kratom consumers who are contacting your newspaper about their positive, quality of life supporting and, in some cases, lifesaving experiences with kratom. These kratom consumers are speaking out precisely because your newspaper and reporters completely ignored and censored their voices. The Tampa Bay Times opted to focus on a fundamentally dishonest, click-bait, sensationalized, anti-kratom series almost exclusively featuring stories from families who believe kratom was responsible for the loss of a loved one, rather than adhere to its basic responsibility to fairly and honestly tell both sides of the story”. Read full letter here

Full Congressional Briefing on Kratom

Take some time this weekend to watch the Congressional Briefing on kratom. Dr. Nora Volkow of NIDA headlined the panelists educating Congressional Staffers on kratom and the need for more research and science rather than criminalization and banning.