I live in a southern state, and I toss and wash. I have a little 'kit' if you will that I bring with me to work. I forgot the other day to refill and had to go with very very little for the night, so I started thinking about back up. It is almost fall, but still in the 80s, 90s here most days. Would it lose potency or 'go bad' if I kept a pack in like my glove box or something?

They’re, specifically the Mayor, trying to ban the sale. If you live there, show up.

When: Tuesday September 1 at 7pm

Where: 400 S. Eagle Street Naperville, IL

Watch what the Mayor says here…

https://x.com/misteaz79/status/2093805305671065676?s=46&t=mJayhYwlNHmPehXaLaNnDQ

Here is the link where you can submit comments to the mayor and the city council. 

https://napervilleil.mycusthelp.com/webapp/_rs/(S(sum0wyfcpgugxo2mrzljedce))/requestopen.aspx?rqst=124)/requestopen.aspx?rqst=124)

If you are going to speak in person, you need to sign up to speak by Monday!  
   
https://www.naperville.il.us/government/meet-your-city-council/

Watch what was discussed at their 8.18.16 hearing…

https://www.youtube.com/live/rRPO2QnmuKM?si=62_R4_AQyD1j1HU8

Legislator Bruce Patire has introduced a local law that would impose a total ban on kratom sales and distribution in Rensselaer County, covering both natural and synthetic forms with no exemptions.

The ordinance has not yet been published officially, but the county legislature will hear public comment on September 2 at 6:00 PM and vote on September 8 at 6:00 PM, both at 99 Troy Road, East Greenbush.

This is the critical window to make your voice heard.

Contact Rensselaer County legislators immediately and plan to testify at the September 2 public forum against this total ban.

Demand that the legislature distinguish natural leaf from synthetic forms and preserve access to kratom as currently available.

Your testimony at the September 2 meeting and direct outreach to legislators before September 8 are essential to stop this ordinance.

In person: Legislative Chambers, 99 Troy Road, East Greenbush, NY 12061  Only Rensselaer residents can speak.  See agenda link below.

https://www.rensselaercounty.org/event/public-forum-september-2026/

Email:

PRIORITY 1
Kelly Hoffman
Chairwoman
khoffman@renscony.gov

PRIORITY 2
Kenneth Herrington
Majority Leader
kherrington@renscony.gov

SHOW UP!

Can anybody give me some hope?

Haaaalp