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What cannabis establishments can deliver cannabis and cannabis products to consumers?
Certain licensed cannabis establishments may deliver cannabis and cannabis products to consumers, qualifying patients and/or caregivers.
Licensing Frequently Asked Questions Possession -
Social Equity Council Income and Residency, Workforce Development Plan, Social Equity Plan, and Ownership Control Requirements
The final approved documents for income and residency requirements, workforce development requirements, ownership control requirements, and social equity plan requirements as approved by the Social Equity Council
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Food and Beverage Manufacturer
A licensed food and beverage manufacturer may incorporate cannabis into foods or beverages as an ingredient. Licensed food and beverage manufacturers may not sell directly to consumers or qualifying patients or caregivers, and may only sell, transfer or transport its own products to licensed cannabis establishments, laboratories or research programs.
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What are the approved Disproportionately Impacted Areas?
A list of census tracts has been identified as Disproportionately Impacted Areas to promote and encourage the full participation in the cannabis industry by people from communities disproportionately harmed by cannabis prohibition.
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Cultivator
A licensed cultivator may cultivate, grow and propagate cannabis at an establishment containing not less than 15,000 square feet of grow space.
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Does this bill change where I can use tobacco products?
Yes, similar to other states, Connecticut has a Clean Indoor Air Act, which regulates where tobacco products can be smoked. The cannabis legislation includes the first significant update to the state’s Clean Indoor Air Act since 2004.
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Will cannabis products in the state-regulated market be safe?
This legislation imposes strong requirements for product safety. Products will have to be lab tested and will have strict packaging and labeling standards.
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What are census tracts?
The Census Bureau defines census tracts for each state. Census tracts are small areas with populations of about 4,000 individuals. In Connecticut, some census tracts cover an entire town, while some towns have many census tracts.
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Can I grow cannabis at home?
Medical marijuana patients 18 years and older and adults 21 years of age and older are able to grow up to 3 mature and 3 immature plants in their home,.
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Qualifying Conditions
A patient may only register for a medical marijuana certificate if they are a Connecticut resident being treated for a debilitating medical condition by a Connecticut-licensed physician, physician assistant (PA) or advanced practice registered nurse (APRN).
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Can I purchase hemp products in a dispensary facility without a medical marijuana card?
No.
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Medical Marijuana Dispensary Facilities and Hybrid Retailers
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Register for a Medical Marijuana Card
Learn about what you need to do to register as a patient or caregiver with the Medical Marijuana Program.
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Certification Process for Prescribers
Learn about the process for prescribers to certify patients for the palliative use of medical marijuana.
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How to Submit a Petition to Add a Debilitating Medical Condition, Treatment or Disease for the Use of Medical Marijuana
The Department of Consumer Protection will accept and consider petitions to add debilitating conditions, treatments or diseases to the list of approved conditions currently allowed by law.
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Recertification
Qualifying patients’ registrations are valid up to one year from the date of written certification by a physician, physician assistant or advanced practice registered nurse.
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