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Connecticut

Cannabis regulations, compliance details, and official links for Connecticut.

Adult-Use

BioTrack

Delivery Allowed

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Official Source

Regulatory Agency

Department of Consumer Protection

Tracking System

BioTrack

Market Type

Adult-Use

Last Updated

Jan 10, 2026

Regulatory Overview

Connecticut Cannabis Regulations

Key regulatory details for cannabis operators in Connecticut. Always confirm with official sources.

Regulatory Agency

Department of Consumer Protection

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Seed-to-Sale System

Connecticut uses BioTrack for seed-to-sale compliance tracking.

Market Type

Adult-Use

Connecticut has an adult-use (recreational) and medical cannabis program.

Delivery & Ecommerce Status

DeliveryAllowed

EcommerceAllowed

Key Details

What You Need to Know About Connecticut

Adult-use sales began January 2023

Strong social equity provisions

Delivery permitted for licensed operators

BioTrack used for tracking

Official Sources

DCP Cannabis

Regulatory Details

Connecticut Cannabis Rules at a Glance

Detailed regulatory information for cannabis operators in Connecticut.

Purchase Limits

Adult-Use

Flower1 oz

Concentrates5g

Edibles500mg THC

Periodper transaction

Medical

Flower5 oz

Concentrates25g

Edibles2,500mg THC

Periodmonthly

Tax Rates

State ExcisePotency-based: $0.00625/mg THC (flower), $0.009/mg (other), $0.0275/mg (edibles)

State Sales6.35%

Local Tax3% municipal tax

Home Cultivation

Allowed

Plant Limit

3 mature and 3 immature per person; max 12 per household

Customer Requirements

21+

Min. Age

Required

State ID

Medical patients 18+ with qualifying condition get higher limits.

Testing Requirements

Mandatory Testing

Potency

Terpenes

Pesticides

Heavy metals

Microbials

Mycotoxins

Residual solvents

Failed mycotoxin/microbial/metal/pesticide batches must be destroyed.

Packaging & Labeling

Child-Resistant: YesUniversal Symbol: Yes

Universal cannabis symbol

THC content per serving and package

Not attractive to minors

Tamper-evident

License Types

Cultivator

Min 15,000 sq ft grow space

Micro-Cultivator

2,000-10,000 sq ft, may sell direct to consumers

Retailer

Retail sale to consumers

Hybrid Retailer

Both medical and adult-use

Product Manufacturer

Concentrates and extracts

Food and Beverage Manufacturer

Cannabis-infused food/beverage

Delivery Service

Delivers from retailers to consumers

Compliance Checklist

Operator Compliance Checklist for Connecticut

Licensing

Maintain active DCP cannabis license

Inventory

Use state seed-to-sale tracking system

Sales

Verify age 21+ or medical registration

Enforce per-transaction limits

1 oz flower, 5g concentrates, 500mg THC edibles

Collect all applicable taxes

State sales (6.35%) + municipal (3%) + potency-based excise

Reporting

Report to DCP and Department of Revenue Services

Compliance Tools

How WebJoint Helps in Connecticut

WebJoint provides the compliance tools Connecticut operators need to stay audit-ready and run smooth operations.

METRC Integration

Real-time syncing with METRC for package intake, sales, returns, and inventory adjustments.

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Delivery Software

Compliant delivery workflows with manifests, driver assignment, ID verification at the door, and route tracking.

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POS Compliance

Purchase limits enforced at checkout, age verification at every touchpoint, and audit-ready transaction records.

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Reports & Audits

Exportable reports that match your regulatory requirements. Sales, inventory, patient counts, and more.

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FAQ

Connecticut Cannabis FAQ

Common questions about cannabis regulations, compliance, and operating in Connecticut.

Yes, Connecticut has legalized adult-use (recreational) and medical cannabis. The state's cannabis program is regulated by the Department of Consumer Protection. Regulations and requirements may change, so always verify with official sources.

Adult-use customers can purchase up to 1 oz of flower, 5g of concentrates, and 500mg THC of edibles per per transaction. Medical patients can purchase up to 5 oz of flower, 25g of concentrates, and 2,500mg THC of edibles per monthly.

Yes, home cultivation is allowed in Connecticut. The limit is 3 mature and 3 immature per person; max 12 per household.

Cannabis products in Connecticut are subject to various taxes. The state excise tax is Potency-based: $0.00625/mg THC (flower), $0.009/mg (other), $0.0275/mg (edibles). State sales tax is 6.35%. Local jurisdictions may add 3% municipal tax.

Yes, licensed cannabis delivery is allowed in Connecticut. Operators must comply with all state delivery regulations, including manifest requirements, vehicle requirements, and customer verification at the point of delivery.

Yes, Connecticut requires mandatory testing for all cannabis products before they can be sold. Testing must cover: Potency, Terpenes, Pesticides, Heavy metals, Microbials, Mycotoxins, Residual solvents. Failed mycotoxin/microbial/metal/pesticide batches must be destroyed.

Connecticut uses BioTrack as its seed-to-sale tracking system. All licensed cannabis operators are required to report inventory, sales, and transfers through this system. WebJoint integrates with major tracking platforms to help operators maintain compliance automatically.

Yes, WebJoint provides cannabis POS, delivery, and ecommerce software for operators in Connecticut. The platform includes built-in compliance features like purchase limit enforcement, age verification, and audit-ready reporting designed for Connecticut's regulatory requirements.