Both Medical and Recreational Marijuana use are permitted. Patients in Connecticut who have a medical marijuana licence will be able to end their suffering from their ailments in 2022. Let's examine the process by which everything came to be. 

Origin of Legislation

2011 saw the signing of legislation decriminalising marijuana possession by Governor Dannel Malloy.
In 2012, Governor Malloy legalised medical marijuana in his state.
Governor Lamont approved Senate Bill 1201, legalising marijuana for recreational use, in 2021.

Conditions to Satisfy
If a patient is a minor or an adult who cannot purchase or produce cannabis for themselves, they must be 18 years of age or older to be eligible for a medical marijuana card in Connecticut.
Adults with incapacitating medical conditions may have:

• Cancer (Effective 2012) 
• Glaucoma (Effective 2012) 
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Positive Status (Effective 2012)
• Parkinson's illness (Effective 2012)
• Numerous Sclerosis (Effective 2012)
• Spinal cord injury accompanied by an objective neurological sign of uncontrollable spasticity (Effective 2012)
• Epilepsy (Effective 2012) 
• Cachexia (Effective 2012) 
• Syndrome of Wasting (Effective 2012)
• The illness Crohn's (Effective 2012)
• The condition known as PTSD (Effective 2012)

Debilitating medical conditions for patients under the age of 18 include:

• Spinal palsy (Effective 2016)
• Cirrhosis Fibrosis (Effective 2016)
• Spinal cord injury that is irreversible and has an objective neurological sign of uncontrollable spasticity (Effective 2016)
• Intensive Epilepsy (Effective 2016)
• A terminal illness requiring care at the end of life (Effective 2016)
• Disorder of Uncontrolled Intractable Seizures (Effective 2016)
• Muscle weakness (Effective 2018)
• Imperfect Osteogenesis (Effective 2018)
• Neuropathic pain that won't go away despite standard medical interventions (Effective 2019)
• Tourette Syndrome for people who have not responded to conventional medical care (Effective 2019)
• Patients with chronic pancreatitis whose pain is resistant to conventional medical treatment (Effective 2021)

Medical Marijuana Regulations in Connecticut.
1. Possession.
The combined possession limit for registered patients and careers is 5 ounces. Adults 21 and older are permitted to carry up to 1.5 ounces of marijuana, 7.5 grammes of concentrate, or 750 milligrammes of THC.
2. Cultivation.
Beginning in October 2021, people who use marijuana for medical purposes will be able to grow their own cannabis. A person is allowed to grow up to three mature and three immature cannabis plants in their home.
3. Consumption.
The patient is exempt from the legislation if they use marijuana in a public setting, such as in a motor bus, school bus, or in another moving vehicle.
- At work
- On school grounds or any property owned by a public or private school, dorm,       college, or university.
- Within a cannabis dispensary.

How can I apply for a medical marijuana card in Connecticut?
SB 1201 gave control of the state's cannabis sales to the Department of Consumer Protection.
- Set up an appointment with My MMJ Doctor.
To schedule a consultation with My MMJ Doctor, complete the online form. A group of certified medical professionals work for us.
- Be there at the appointment.
After you submit the form, a qualified medical expert will call you at the time you specified to view your video and assess your health.
- Join the state's registry.
You must register with the DCP after receiving the referral letter. For access to the online certification system, patients must register for a DAS Business Network account. The state will send you an email with a temporary certificate.

Reciprocity
Only qualified patients who reside in Connecticut are entitled to possess cannabis and purchase it from licenced dispensaries, according to Connecticut state law. Residents of other states are ineligible for reciprocity. 

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