Oklahoma lawmakers are weighing tighter restrictions on kratom products as health officials raise concerns about synthetic versions being sold at gas stations and vape shops where young teens can access them. The scrutiny comes amid reports of increasing kratom-related addiction problems and overdose deaths in Oklahoma and elsewhere in the United States. Synthetic kratom products are drawing particular attention because of concerns about their potential dangers. No specific legislation or proposed restrictions were detailed in the information available about the lawmakers’ deliberations. Any policy response would address how these products are regulated and sold, as concerns grow over their availability and effects on consumers.