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Cannabis prices in Connecticut have dropped to $8.68 per gram, the lowest since the 2023 adult-use market launch. Both adult-use and medical cannabis sales declined from August to September, with adult-use sales at $17.9 million and medical sales at $5.6 million. Cannabis flower is the dominant product category (45% of sales), followed by vapes (34%), edibles (15%), and concentrates (5%). Retailers sold 537,555 total cannabis products and medical dispensaries sold 170,852 total products in September, with the average product price around $32 in both markets.

Cannabis Price-Per-Gram Reaches All-Time Low in Connecticut 

Oct 16, 2025

Source:

TG Branfalt

Ganjapreneur



Cannabis prices in Connecticut have fallen to $8.68 per gram, according to
state data, the lowest since the adult-use market’s launch in 2023. It
continues the trend of steady price declines in the state, which saw a
spike from October 2023 to March 2024, a leveling out from April to July
2024, followed by a period of mostly decline.

Both adult-use and medical cannabis sales declined from August to
September, with adult-use sales totaling about $17.9 million (down from
$18.8 million in August), and medical cannabis sales totaling about $5.6
million, which continues the medical market’s steep decline since the
launch of adult-use sales in the state.

Cannabis flower remains the dominant product category for
retailers, comprising 45% of product sales in September (about $8 million),
followed by vapes (34%, about $6 million), edibles (15%, about $2.8
million), and concentrates (5%, about $853,000). The shares were similar in
the medical market.

In September, retailers sold 537,555 total cannabis products, while medical
dispensaries sold 170,852 total products. The average product price
is roughly even in both the medical and adult-use markets at $32.07 and
$32.00, respectively.

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