As of mid‑2025, the average cost of marijuana in Connecticut far exceeds that in Massachusetts—with a gram costing $9.46 in Connecticut compared to $3.31 in Massachusetts.Economists and industry analysts suggest that the roughly six‑year head start in Massachusetts’s recreational cannabis market, legalized in 2016, has enabled greater product supply and competition—factors that … [Read more...] about Connecticut Marijuana Prices are WAY Higher Than Massachusetts
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Radiation in Connecticut Cannabis: A Cleaner Label or a Compromised Promise?
A growing concern has emerged in Connecticut’s medical‑marijuana program: while regulators demand products be “clean”—free of harmful microbes—some licensed producers are relying on radiation to sterilize their cannabis, without disclosure to consumers. Regulation vs. Practice Under current state regulations, any medical cannabis sample that fails microbial testing—such … [Read more...] about Radiation in Connecticut Cannabis: A Cleaner Label or a Compromised Promise?
Enhancing Connecticut’s Cannabis Industry: The Imperative of Cultivation and Supply Chain Reform
Connecticut's legal cannabis market has experienced notable growth since the legalization of adult-use cannabis. However, despite the expansion of retail dispensaries, the state continues to face challenges related to high consumer prices and limited tax revenue. These issues stem from a fundamental imbalance in the supply chain, particularly concerning cannabis cultivation and … [Read more...] about Enhancing Connecticut’s Cannabis Industry: The Imperative of Cultivation and Supply Chain Reform
Study Finds Disproportionate Number of Cannabis Retailers in Low-Income Neighborhoods
A recent analysis has revealed a striking concentration of cannabis retailers in low-income neighborhoods across the United States, raising new concerns about equity, public health, and the long-term impacts of cannabis legalization.According to findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), census tracts with lower household incomes and higher … [Read more...] about Study Finds Disproportionate Number of Cannabis Retailers in Low-Income Neighborhoods
Marijuana and Neuropathic Facial Pain: A Growing Avenue of Relief
Neuropathic facial pain—often debilitating and resistant to conventional therapies—is gaining attention in the medical community as researchers and patients alike explore alternative treatment options. One promising avenue involves the use of medical marijuana to alleviate chronic pain associated with conditions like trigeminal neuralgia, postherpetic neuralgia, and atypical … [Read more...] about Marijuana and Neuropathic Facial Pain: A Growing Avenue of Relief
Medical Marijuana and Terminal Illness: A Compassionate Option for End-of-Life Care
As the medical landscape continues to evolve, the use of cannabis as a therapeutic option has gained traction, particularly among patients facing terminal illnesses. With palliative care focused on comfort and quality of life rather than cure, medical marijuana is increasingly being recognized for its potential to ease suffering and provide relief from the debilitating symptoms … [Read more...] about Medical Marijuana and Terminal Illness: A Compassionate Option for End-of-Life Care
Connecticut Cannabis Crackdown Raises Fears of a New Era in the War on Drugs
Connecticut’s top prosecutor, Attorney General William Tong, is championing a controversial bill that would stiffen penalties on illegal cannabis sales, but critics say it’s a wolf in progressive clothing—repackaging the war on drugs under the guise of public safety.The proposed legislation, House Bill 7181, would slap felony charges on cannabis shops that sell synthetic … [Read more...] about Connecticut Cannabis Crackdown Raises Fears of a New Era in the War on Drugs
Connecticut Town Enacts Public Smoking and Vaping Ban
In a decisive move to promote public health and environmental cleanliness, a Connecticut town has implemented a sweeping ban on smoking and vaping in public spaces. The new ordinance prohibits the use of cigarettes, marijuana, and e-cigarettes in areas such as parks, sidewalks, and other municipal properties.This action aligns with a growing trend among Connecticut … [Read more...] about Connecticut Town Enacts Public Smoking and Vaping Ban
Up In Smoke: How Theraplant’s Claim Got Burned
Once upon a time Theraplant’s weed grow-op caught fire—998 plants gone, one flowering room fried. They filed a business interruption claim, hoping to cash in on the chaos. But the insurer hit back: you didn’t lose income because your ops stopped. In fact, they didn’t.Turns out, no new plants were ready for that room until after repairs. No suspension, no delay, no payout. The … [Read more...] about Up In Smoke: How Theraplant’s Claim Got Burned
Connecticut Establishes Dedicated Cannabis Regulatory Division
In a strategic move to enhance oversight of its burgeoning cannabis industry, Connecticut has announced the formation of a specialized division within the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP). This newly established office will assume responsibility for licensing, regulation, and inspection of both medical and recreational cannabis operations across the state. Previously, … [Read more...] about Connecticut Establishes Dedicated Cannabis Regulatory Division
