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Governor Ned Lamont today announced that first legal retail sales in Connecticut of adult-use cannabis to all adults aged 21 and over began this morning at several retailers that have been licensed to sell the products.
Governor Ned Lamont today announced that first legal retail sales in Connecticut of adult-use cannabis to all adults aged 21 and over began this morning at several retailers that have been licensed to sell the products.
After more than a year of navigating legislation and the licensing process, it’s officially legal to buy marijuana in Connecticut. The state’s adult-use cannabis industry launched this morning at 10 a.m. with seven dispensaries opening their doors for residents to buy marijuana products. Hybrid dispensaries opening today include:
Governor Ned Lamont today announced that first legal retail sales in Connecticut of adult-use cannabis to all adults aged 21 and over began this morning at several retailers that have been licensed to sell the products.
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The state Department of Consumer Protection is advising medical marijuana licensees to do their cannabis shopping before Jan. 10, when adult-use dispensaries will open and possibly generate long lines and bad traffic.