The MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) is the United Kingdom agency that regulates medicines, medical devices, and related products. It assesses safety and quality and decides how substances are classified for sale in the UK.
The MHRA is one of several national bodies whose decisions shape whether kratom can be sold in a given country. For a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction overview, see Kratom Legality.
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