# NO 7OH — Remove 7-Hydroxymitragynine Products From Store Shelves

## Petition to Ban the Sale of 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) Products

We, the undersigned, are calling for immediate action to remove high-potency 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products from smoke shops, convenience stores, vape stores, and retail shelves nationwide.

These products are being openly marketed and sold as legal, safe, or natural alternatives, while many consumers remain completely unaware of the severe risks of dependency, withdrawal, mental health effects, and addiction associated with them.

7-OH products are highly concentrated substances commonly derived from kratom alkaloids and are increasingly being sold with little oversight, limited warnings, and easy public access. Many individuals are being introduced to these products through smoke shops and retail stores without being properly informed about the serious consequences they may face after repeated use.

Numerous individuals report experiencing:
- Severe withdrawal symptoms
- Depression and anxiety
- Insomnia
- Physical pain and exhaustion
- Panic attacks
- Dependency comparable to or worse than traditional opiates

Many users believed these products were harmless because they were sold legally and openly in stores.

This petition calls upon:
- State legislators
- Federal lawmakers
- The FDA
- The DEA
- Public health agencies

to immediately investigate, regulate, and prohibit the sale of high-potency 7-OH products before more individuals become dependent on them.

We are demanding:
- Immediate removal of 7-OH products from retail shelves
- Classification and regulation of these substances
- Clear public health warnings
- Stronger oversight of smoke shops and distributors
- Protection for consumers who are unaware of the risks

This is not about attacking recovery or safe alternatives. This is about protecting people from dangerous, highly addictive products being sold without adequate warnings or regulation.

Sign this petition to help protect families, veterans, young adults, and vulnerable individuals from the growing harm caused by 7-OH products.

#No7OH