A new cannabis law recently enacted in Connecticut includes tight restrictions on the sale of delta-8 THC, as the state joins others around the USA that are either banning the synthetic compound or putting it under the same regulations as marijuana. The state’s new law restricts sales of delta-8 THC to licensed cannabis retailers or medical marijuana dispensaries in a fashion similar to rules governing the more common delta-9 THC derived from marijuana plants. The law took effect July 1.
Connecticut restricts delta-8 THC
Like HempToday? How you can support us
Your donations help us to keep HempToday open for all readers, regardless of what they can afford to pay. Through this “information equality” we're able to support hemp entrepreneurs and stakeholders all over the world by keeping a spotlight on hemp and all the promise it offers for economic development and healing our planet.
