News Releases from the Department of Consumer Protection

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• CONSUMER PROTECTION COMMISSIONER ACCEPTS BOARD OF PHYSICIANS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NEW MEDICAL MARIJUANA CONDITIONS

• CONNECTICUT BOARD OF PHYCISIANS HOLDS PUBLIC HEARING TO DISCUSS PETITIONS FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM

• CONNECTICUT CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER FIRST IN STATE TO CONNECT ELECTRONICALLY TO PRESCRIPTION DRUG MONITORING PROGRAM

• CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS ENCOURAGED TO DISPOSE OF UNWANTED MEDICATION ON NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY

• Attorney General Tong, DCP Commissioner Seagull Warn Consumers, Medicare and Medicaid Beneficiaries of Fraudulent At-Home Testing Kits

• Homemaker Companion Agency Cases at Consumer Protection Increase in 2019

• Fraud Alert: Consumer Protection Urges Businesses to Be Wary of Money Order Fraud

• State Officials Encourage Families to Secure Medication, Dispose Safely at Home

• Attorney General Tong, Consumer Protection Commissioner Seagull Warn Against Mexican Timeshare Resale Scam

• Departments of Consumer Protection, Public Health, and Mental Health and Addiction Services Announce Connecticut Prescription Monitoring and Reporting System (CPMRS) Integration with NarxCare

• AG, DCP Urge Consumers to Use Payless Shoesource Gift Cards Before Retail Outlet Shutters its U.S. Stores

• State's Lemon Law Program Returns Record Number of Dollars to Consumers in 2018

• Officials Urge Young People to be Cautious During National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

• Consumers Advised to Heed Voluntary Recall of Some Bacardi MARTINI Asti Sparkling Wine in 1.5 Liter Bottles

• Compliance Check in Branford Identifies Three Businesses That Allegedly Sold Liquor to a Minor