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.
Although the DEA, as is done with nearly all popular new supplements, put Kratom on it's items of concern, it was done over 4 years ago, it was found not to cause harm. Many states classify Kratom as a food product. Kratom is illegal in Australia, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), and Thailand. In Recent News, Thailand has begun discussions to legalize Kratom. Few know that Kratom was originally banned in Thailand due to the fact that it was disrupting one of its primary exports, Opium.