Safe and Compliant Access into Connecticut's Medical Marijuana Programs - CT Dispensary Locations - ReliefMedicalCenter.Com

Current Dispensaries in Connecticut

Arrow Alternative Care, Inc.	92 Weston Street, Unit #16, Hartford, CT 06120	angelo@arrowalternativecare.com www.arrowalternativecare.com	(860) 231-7050
Arrow Alternative Care #2, Inc.	255 West River Street, Milford, CT 06461	angelo@arrowalternativecare.com www.arrowalternativecare.com	(203) 874-4673
Bluepoint Wellness of Connecticut	471 East Main Street, Branford, CT 06405	info@bluepointwellnessct.com www.bluepointwellnessct.com	(203) 488-1388
Caring Nature, LLC	237 East Aurora St, Waterbury, CT 06708	info@caringnaturedispensary.com www.caringnaturedispensary.com	(203) 437-8477
Compassionate Care Center of Connecticut/D&B Wellness, LLC	4 Garella Road, Bethel, CT 06801	info@CCC-CT.com www.CCC-CT.com	(203) 909-6869
Nature’s Medicines	1768 Storrs Road, Mansfield CT, 06268	info.mf@naturesmedicines.com www.naturesmedicines.com/mansfield-ct-dispensary/	860-430-8900
Prime Wellness of Connecticut, LLC	75 John Fitch Boulevard, South Windsor CT, 06074	info@primewellnessofct.com www.primewellnessofct.com	860-331-8918
Southern CT Wellness & Healing, LLC	318 New Haven Avenue, Milford CT, 06460	care@soctwellness.com http://www.soctwellness.com/	(203) 496-5200
Thames Valley Alternative Relief, LLC	1100 Norwich-New London Turnpike, Uncasville, CT 06382	laurie.zrenda@thamesvalleyrelief.com www.thamesvalleyrelief.com	(860) 848-0865
The Healing Corner, Inc.	159 East Main Street, Bristol, CT 06010	hope@thehealingcorner.com www.thehealingcorner.com	(860) 583-4325
Willow Brook Wellness, LLC	1371 East Main Street, Meriden, CT 06450	info@willowbrookwellness.com www.willowbrookwellness.com	203-889-9600

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