News Releases from the Department of Consumer Protection

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• Officials Remind Consumers to be Cautious Before Beginning Home Improvement, Driveway Resealing Projects

• WALMART PHARMACY FIRST PHARMACY IN CONNECTICUT TO INTEGRATE PRESCRIPTION DRUG MONTORING PROGRAM WITH PHARMACY DATA SYSTEM

• Department of Consumer Protection Warns Businesses That Selling THC-Containing Hemp Products Is Now Illegal

• Attorney General Tong and DCP Commissioner Seagull Release Guidance for Charitable Giving During COVID-19 Pandemic

• State Officials Encourage Connecticut Legal Aid Organizations to Join FTC Community Advocate Center Initiative

• Warning: If You're Purchasing a Pet As A Gift: Make Sure You're Not Leasing

• Connecticut State Officials Warn Residents to be Aware of Hurricane Season and Natural Disaster-Related Scams As Severe Weather Events Become More Common

• Attorney General Tong Lt Gov Bysiewicz and DCP Commissioner Seagull Warn Residents of Scam Connecting  2020 Census to Future Coronavirus Census Checks

• Media Advisory: Medical Marijuana Board of Physicians holds public meeting

• Attorney General Tong, DCP Commissioner Seagull, Lt. Governor Bysiewicz Urge Residents to be Aware of Potential 2020 Census Scams

• Commissioner Seagull Accepts Condition Recommendations from the Board of Physicians 

• Consumer Alert: Be Cautious When Considering Large Purchases Online

• BOARD OF PHYSICIANS AND DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION CALL FOR ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY REGARDING OPIOID USE DISORDER

• Applications for Certain Adult-Use Cannabis Licenses are Now Available

• BOARD OF PHYSICIANS RECOMMENDS NEW CONDITION AND MORE RESEARCH ON OPIOID USE DISORDER/OPIATE WITHDRAWAL