Connecticut lawmakers look to put the lid on unregulated THC seltzers
The legislature's General Law Committee advanced the bill to the full Connecticut House.
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4ds agoA legislative committee advanced a plan to move THC drinks to liquor stores and restrict sales to customers 21 and over.
The legislature's General Law Committee advanced the bill to the full Connecticut House.
THC is the active ingredient in marijuana, which can only be sold at licensed dispensaries. Some convenience stores are selling drinks infused with THC, however.
The new rules would only allow 2.5% THC content in the seltzers, but lawmakers say that could change.
