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About CTCannabis.org

Free, comprehensive, and independent cannabis information for Connecticut residents and visitors. No product sales. No dispensary affiliations. Just facts.

Our Mission

CTCannabis.org exists to provide accurate, educational cannabis information to Connecticut residents, visitors, and anyone interested in the Constitution State's cannabis landscape. We do not sell cannabis products, operate dispensaries, or maintain affiliations with any cannabis business.

What We Do

  • Explain the law — Clear, plain-language guides to Connecticut's cannabis regulations under SB 1201 (RERACA)
  • Map the market — Dispensary guides covering all licensed retail locations across the state
  • Educate consumers — Dosing guides, safety tips, and beginner resources for responsible use
  • Serve visitors — Practical guides for out-of-state visitors, including purchase limits, delivery options, and consumption rules
  • Track equity — Coverage of Connecticut's 50% social equity set-aside and its progress

What We Don't Do

  • We do not sell cannabis — We are an educational resource, not a retailer or delivery service
  • We do not provide legal advice — Our content is informational. Consult a qualified attorney for legal questions
  • We do not provide medical advice — Consult a healthcare provider for medical cannabis questions
  • We do not endorse dispensaries — We list all licensed locations without favoritism or paid placement

Our Data Sources

All information on this site is sourced from official government data, legislative records, regulatory filings, and reputable journalism. Our primary sources include:

  • Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) — Cannabis Control Division data and reports
  • Connecticut General Assembly bill text and hearing records
  • Connecticut Social Equity Council (SEC) reports and meeting minutes
  • Published industry data and research

Neighbor Sites

Connecticut sits between two major legal cannabis markets. Our companion sites cover them in depth:

  • MassCannabis.org — Massachusetts cannabis laws, dispensaries, and the $14–$25 eighths drawing Connecticut shoppers east
  • CannabisRhodeIsland.org — Rhode Island cannabis laws, compassion centers, and the Ocean State market

Part of a Cannabis Education Network

CTCannabis.org is part of a 37-site educational network covering cannabis laws across North America:

For in-depth cannabis education, dosing guides, safety information, and research summaries, visit our partner site TryCannabis.org