As far as the skin care side of it goes. DON'T USE IT! It does work for some people but benzyol peroxide is BAD for using all over your skin. It makes you more sensitive to the sun, dries out your skin (causes premature aging) and it makes you dependent on the product.
Kratom is appears to be legally available in Oklahoma at this time. The U.S. Food & Drug Administration has issued Import Alerts to keep Kratom from entering the country. Various states have either banned or have regulated the substance including Indiana, Tennessee, Illinois, Wisconsin, Vermont, Alabama and Louisiana.
The State of Kratom Legality In The U.S. For the most part, kratom in all of its forms is still perfectly legal in the United States. With the exception of the state of Indiana, where certain Kratom alkaloids have been banned, use of this plant is protected by law in this country. In fact, even in Indiana, the herb itself is completely legal since the law does not apply to unadulterated plant matter.