1/10/2023
Retail sales opened at nine of the state’s 18 dispensaries, according to CTInsider. The licensed retailers are allowed to sell cannabis products to any adult who is 21 years old or older.
“Today marks a turning point in the injustices caused by the war on drugs, most notably now that there is a legal alternative to the dangerous, unregulated, underground market for cannabis sales,” said Gov. Ned Lamont in a press release.
“Together with our partners in the legislature and our team of professionals at the Department of Consumer Protection, we’ve carefully crafted a securely regulated market that prioritizes public health, public safety, social justice, and equity.
I look forward to continuing our efforts to ensure that this industry remains inclusive and safe as it develops.”
To purchase recreational cannabis in Connecticut, customers must show a government I.D. to prove they are 21 years old and pay with cash or a debit card. Medical marijuana patients will be given alternative lines and kiosks in stores where they can check out.
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