Hello,

          I've been using Kratom since 2013.  I'm 52 a former National Guardsman and Firefighter.   Due to going over the handlebars on a motorcycle 25 years ago my mobility as I've aged has dwindled because of the mentioned accident.  In order to not fall into the opioid addiction I researched for a year trying to find something affordable, safe as well as a natural supplement after trying $30-$50 over the counter store bought bottles of daily vitamins and minerals and not one would suffice.  Especially at $30.  I tried the Kratom capsules twice a day, morning with coffee and mid afternoon.   Quite frankly a lot of Seniors will lose a part of living the best life they can without the help of this supplement.  Which will be compounded by the costs associated with going another direction especially in a troubling economy.   Instead of a ban put in place a set of standards for selling the product so the pre-elderly can continue to afford as well as continue working to continue to support of their families.   Thank you for reading my comment.