Colorado Smoke Shop Regulations

No statewide flavor ban. Local ordinances exist, including Denver's flavored tobacco ban. Check your city and county rules before stocking flavored products.

Banned. Chemically converting hemp cannabinoids into delta-8 or other THC isomers is non-compliant with Colorado's industrial hemp definition, and converted THC isomers are prohibited in food, supplements, and cosmetics (C.R.S. 25-5-426; CDPHE and MED guidance). THC products sell only through the licensed marijuana system.

Regulated. C.R.S. 44-1-105(3) and 18-13-132 (SB22-120) restrict kratom sales to buyers 21 and older, require a government-issued photo ID check before every sale, prohibit displaying or storing kratom where under-21 customers can reach it, and require a label showing the manufacturer's identity and address and a full ingredient list. Kratom adulterated with fentanyl or another controlled substance is prohibited. Local governments may impose stricter rules but may not set a lower age.

Colorado Department of Revenue, Liquor and Tobacco Enforcement Division

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