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Can I grow my own medical cannabis plants in Connecticut? No. Growing cannabis is illegal in Connecticut, even for those with a valid medical marijuana card & certificate.
Do you renew Connecticut medical marijuana certificates? Yes, Leafwell can renew your Connecticut medical marijuana certificate, which you can use to renew your medical card.
Does Connecticut have medical marijuana reciprocity with other states? Connecticut does not currently recongize out-of-state medical marijuana card or recommendations.
Does insurance cover the cost of a Connecticut MMJ appointment? No. Medical cannabis is currently illegal in the state of Connecticut.
How do I get a Connecticut medical marijuana card? See a doctor, get approved and receive doctor's certification. Register and log in to the Connecticut Medical Marijuana Program. Enter caregiver information if applicable. Upload required documentation. Submit and pay for the application. Once approved a temporary certificate will be emailed to you. This is valid for 60 days. You should receive physical card within 30 days of approval. Once you have your medical card, you can shop at a dispensary.
How long does it take to get a Connecticut MMJ Card? It can take between 7 and 31 days to get a physical copy of your medical marijuana card in Connecticut, depending upon demand.
How much does a Connecticut medical marijuana card cost? $100 application fee. $25 for caregivers. Doctor’s fee not included. The physician's consultation with Leafwell costs $100.
How old do I have to be to apply for a Connecticut MMJ Card? You must be aged 18 years old or over in order to qualify for a medical marijuana card (MMJ card) in Connecticut. Caregivers must be 18 years old or over.
What about Caregivers’ medical cards in Connecticut? If the patient is a minor aged under 18 years-old, they must have a caregiver. Caregiver must be aged 18 or over. Caregiver must manage the wellbeing of the patient, have no conviction relating to the violation of any law pertaining to the illegal manufacture, sale or distribution of a controlled substance, and must not be the patient’s doctor. Patient or physician must identify Caregiver on their application form. Caregiver must provide a passport-sized photograph, valid ID, proof of address, valid email address, telephone number and undergo a criminal background check.
What conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Connecticut? Suffering from one or more of the following conditions may qualify you for a medical marijuana certificate and MMJ card in Connecticut: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Cachexia Cancer Cerebral Palsy Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Crohn’s Disease Chronic Neuropathic Pain (Associated With Degenerative Spinal Disorders) Cystic Fibrosis Damage to the Nervous Tissue of the Spinal Cord with Objective Neurological Indication of Intractable Spasticity Epilepsy Glaucoma Hydrocephalus with Intractable Headache Intractable Headache Syndromes Irreversible Spinal Cord Injury with Objective Neurological Indication of Intractable Spasticity Multiple Sclerosis Muscular Dystrophy Neuropathic Facial Pain Osteogenesis Imperfecta Parkinson’s Disease Positive Status for Human Immunodeficiency Virus or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Post Herpetic Neuralgia Post Laminectomy Syndrome with Chronic Radiculopathy Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Severe Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis Severe Rheumatoid Arthritis Sickle Cell Disease Spasticity or Neuropathic Pain Associated with Fibromyalgia Terminal Illness Requiring End-Of-Life Care Ulcerative Colitis Uncontrolled Intractable Seizure Disorder Vulvodynia and vulvar burning Wasting Syndrome For patients under the age of 18 years, the following conditions will effectively qualify: Cerebral Palsy Cystic Fibrosis Irreversible Spinal Cord Injury with Objective Neurological Indication of Intractable Spasticity Muscular Dystrophy Osteogenesis Imperfecta Severe Epilepsy Terminal Illness Requiring End-of-Life Care Uncontrolled Intractable Seizure Disorder
What documents do I need for a Connecticut MMJ Card? Patients must be 18 years of age and a resident of Connecticut. If under 18, an Approved Caregiver must accompany and assist the patient throughout the process. You must have proof of ID and address. A Driver’s Licence, photo I.D. produced by the state of Connecticut, recent correspondence with a Connecticut state department, bank statements issued within the last three (3) months and rental/mortgage agreements are all acceptable. Patients must be certified by their physician with a Qualifying Condition. (Must be certified before starting the registration process.) Medical records - progress notes, medical images, list of medication, physician's diagnosis. Patients must create a DAS Business Network Account to access the online certification system. Submit application including your Authorized Caregiver (if applicable), Proof of Identity, Proof of Residency, Photo & $100.00 Application Fee (Caregiver Application is an addition $25.00). Department does not accept Cash Payment. If Mailing Documents, please send to Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Medical Marijuana Program: 165 Capitol Ave, MS# 88MMP Hartford, CT 06106-1630. Prison inmates, or others under the supervision of the Department of Corrections, do not qualify for the Connecticut medical marijuana program, regardless of their medical condition.
What is the possession limit for Connecticut medical marijuana patients? 1 month’s supply of cannabis. The amount is to be determined by physician’s recommendations from your initial appointment and according to your condition.
Medical Marijuana in Hartford, Connecticut You can get a medical marijuana card and physician's certificate online with Leafwell regardless of where you are in Connecticut. This includes Hartford. There is one main dispensary in Hartford, CT, which is Arrow Alternative Care. Arrow Alternative Care - Hartford 92 Weston St Ste 16 Hartford, CT 06120 Phone: (860) 246-4673 It is a medical cannabis dispensary, so you will need a valid medical marijuana card in order to shop at this dispensary. As far as specific laws go, they are the same as in many other jurisdictions. Connecticut has decriminalized marijuana. Decriminalization usually means no prison time or criminal record for first-time possession of a small amount for personal use. This conduct is treated like a minor traffic violation. Possession one-half ounce or less results in a civil penalty of $150 to $500 (first and second offenses). Possession of more than one-half ounce is a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $2,000 and up to one year of jail time. The alcohol industry also seem to be very interested in recreational cannabis in particular, even going as far as providing a regulatory framework! Of course, the alcohol industry sees cannabis as both an opportunity and threat, so this is something to keep in mind! Other interesting developments include an indication that recreational cannabis may be legalized, whilst flavored vapes may be made illegal! We know cannabis fans, medical or otherwise, tend to enjoy many active, outdoor and artistic endeavours, as well as eating good food. Hence, we give some ideas as to what to do in these great cities, especially for those who are moving to new areas and the like! There are several places to see if you are in Hartford, Connecticut. You can see the birthplace of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn at The Mark Twain House & Museum. Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art is the oldest continually operating art museum in the US, and you'll see why when you see the architecture of the building and the quality of works there. The Connecticut Science Center is a family favorite. Bushnell Park and the Connecticut State Capitol is worth a visit. Elizabeth Park is certainly a very pretty place to visit. Great River Park is great for activities of all sorts, as well as woodland and concerts. Real Art Ways is an alternative, multidisciplinary arts organization is a very social place, where they have art exhibitions, concerts, community events and board game nights. As Hartford is known for its artistic streak, you can bet there's a great independent cinema here too, by the name of Cinestudio. There are also a few theaters dotted around, like the Bushnell Performing Arts Center, the Xfinity Theater and Hartford Stage. Firebox, Bear's Smokehouse BBQ, Blind Pig Pizza, The Capital Grill, J.'s Crab Shack, Salute and Feng Chophouse are all places that cannabis enthusiasts may enjoy a meal.
Medical Marijuana in New Haven, Connecticut Those who want to get a medical marijuana card and physician's medicinal cannabis certificate online can do so with Leafwell MD. In fact, regardless of where you are in Connecticut, you can speak to a doctor online here at Leafwell. If you want to buy medical cannabis in New Haven, the main dispensary is Afinity Health & Wellness. Affinity Health & Wellness 1351 Whalley Ave New Haven, CT 06515 Phone: (203) 745-3823 As only medical cannabis is legal in New Haven at the moment, Connecticut, you must have a valid physician's certificate and medical marijuana card in order to purchase. Like in all public areas of Connecticut, it is not legal to smoke or consume cannabis near schools, federal buildings or parks, hospitals and any other area where there may be children, vulnerable people or people on official state business. It is therefore important to keep consumption to within private residences. We know many cannabis enthusiasts like to keep an active lifestyle and eat well, so we here at Leafwell do a bit of research (or even go to the state to see for ourselves if we can) and give a few suggestions! There are two well-regarded art museums in New Haven, CT, including the Yale University Art Gallery and, as this is New England, Yale Center for British Art. East Rock Park is is great for hiking, and has scenic views. West Rock Ridge State Park is also great for hiking and nature walks. As New Haven is on the coast, there are many spots beaches and coastal areas ideal for all sorts of activities. However, the surf is not necessarily great here, so you may need to go elsewhere for waves. There is also the Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium i you like to go stargazing. The Shubert Theater for stage fans, and Bow Tie Criterion and Cine 4 Cinemas are well-liked independent cinemas. As for some places for a takeout, Modern Apizza, Pitaziki and ZINC New Haven are noted places for a slice or whole pie, Meditteranean and American food respectively. Frank Pepe Pizzeria is another famous pizza place, and Shell & Bones is a seafood fan's favorite. Tikkaway Grill for those who like a bit of spice in their lives with some Indian food.
Medical Marijuana in Stamford, Connecticut You can get medical marijuana from the following dispensary in Connecticut: Arrow Alternative Care/CuraLeaf - Stamford 814 E Main St Stamford, CT 06902 Phone: (203) 324-4673 CuraLeaf has acquired 3 Arrow dispensaries, and will be officially entering the Connecticut market likely later this year. You can get a medical marijuana certificate and MMJ card wherever you are in Connecticut with Leafwell thanks to telehealth. This incudes Stamford, CT. Medical marijuana laws in Stamford, Connecticut do not differ in any major way from any other areas in Connecticut, as far as we here at Leafwell are aware. The usual rules apply - no consumption of cannabis where children, the sick or the vulnerable are likely to congregate, or on federal land or buildings. Schools, military bases, museums, hospitals etc. For nature lovers, there is plenty to do in Stamford. The Mianus River State Park is a great area for biking, hiking and fishing, and is a great forest to walk through. Cove Island is a well-known park and beach. The Stamford Museum and Nature Center is great for families. Bedford Street is known for its food and entertainment. Lots of great burger and Asian eateries here, from OCHA and Bedford Thai to Lucky's Classic Burger & Malt Shop. The Avon Theater is also on this street.
Most Popular Medical Marijuana Strains in Connecticut Some of the most popular strains in Connecticut include: Skywalker OG - Indica-dominant hybrid Granddaddy Purple (GDP) - Indica Bubba Kush - Indica Headband - Hybrid Chemdawg - Hybrid Green Crack (aka Green Cush) - Sativa