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23 January 2025
State Representative Mark DeCaprio introduced <a href="https://www.cga.ct.gov/2025/TOB/H/PDF/2025HB-06325-R00-HB.PDF">House Bill 6325</a>, aiming to cap THC content in recreational cannabis products at 15%. 
Supporters of the bill say it could reduce health risks, especially for young or inexperienced users. However, opponents argue it could limit access for <a href="https://connecticutstatecannabis.org/medical">medical cannabis</a> patients and experienced users alike. Additionally it may push consumers toward the unregulated market, undermining safety and accessibility. 
This debate reflects a growing regional conversation about balancing public health concerns with the goals of legalization and market sustainability, with potential implications beyond Connecticut.
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23 January 2025 - Connecticut lawmakers propose House Bill 6325, which would cap THC content in recreational cannabis products at 15%. Advocates claim it addresses health risks, while critics argue it could harm the legal market and push consumers toward unregulated alternatives.

House Bill 6325 Proposes 15% THC Limit on Recreational Cannabis