Iboga in the United States · NH
Iboga and ibogaine in New Hampshire
New Hampshire's HB 1772, signed 2026-07-15 and in effect since 2026-09-13, lets licensed prescribers use ibogaine for investigational use only.
Status
Law enacted
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State research funding
1
Bills tracked
October 26, 2026
Last checked
Where New Hampshire stands
HB 1772, sponsored by Rep. Michael Moffett, permits physicians and other qualified licensed practitioners to administer ibogaine for investigational use only, within an FDA-approved research protocol; federal approvals still apply. It began as a multistate clinical-trial participation bill, was amended, passed both chambers (conference report adopted 2026-05-14), was signed by Governor Ayotte on 2026-07-15 as Chapter 333, and took effect 2026-09-13.
A law touching ibogaine or iboga is on the books.
Funding: The bill carries a nominal $1 appropriation, per its bill text summary; no program funding amount is set.
Timeline
HB 1772 signed into law
Governor Kelly Ayotte signed HB 1772 as Chapter 333 of 2026; the law took effect 2026-09-13.
Source: LegiScan
Conference report adopted
Conference report on HB 1772 adopted; bill also bundles the physician associate licensure compact.
Source: NH General Court
Bills
| Bill | Title | Status |
|---|---|---|
| HB 1772-FN-A | Relative to prescribing ibogaine for investigational use only (and adopting the physician associate licensure compact) | Signed 2026-07-15 (Chapter 333); effective 2026-09-13 |
Who is involved
- New Hampshire General Court
Official legislature site hosting HB 1772 status.
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