Cannabis consumers in Connecticut bought nearly $25 million worth of legal cannabis in the state in October.
The Department of Consumer Protection released preliminary data Monday on adult-use cannabis and medical marijuana sold from Oct. 1 through Oct. 31.
Sales for the adult-use market exceeded $14.7 million in sales for the month while sales for medical marijuana exceeded $10.1 million.
Adult-use sales began on Jan. 10. See how those sales compare by month since:
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The state Department of Consumer Protection said the average product price for medical marijuana patients was $36.43 in October, while the average price of adult-use products was $37.61.
More than half, 51 percent of sales, were for usable cannabis, or flower. Vapes made up 31 percent of sales and edible products represented 11 percent of sales.
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