INSA

To visit our Connecticut locations, just a valid, government-issued ID is required.

Unfortunately, Connecticut regulations do not allow the sale of medical products to out-of-state patients. However, if you are 21+ and have a valid ID, you can still purchase recreational products at our Connecticut, though you will have to pay the tax.

Any non-defaced, government-issued, 21+ ID with a name, date of birth, and picture, is valid for entry. This includes a US State Drivers’ License, US State Identification Card, US Passport, US Passport Card, and Military ID. International government-issued 21+ ID with a name, date of birth, and picture is valid for entry as well. We accept temporary paper credentials and the expiring/expired license or ID card. Per CT regulation, must have both to be granted access. If you still have questions about your specific ID, please let us know before visiting the store.

Call 877-500-INSA (4672) between the hours of 9am-7pm, 7 days a week to speak with a retail expert to place an order or get answers to your cannabis questions

1. Visit insa.com
2. Select the store you will be picking up from.
3. Select the items you would like and add them to the cart.
4. When you are done selecting items, scroll back to the very top of the page. At the top right-hand corner, click the shopping cart icon.
5. If everything looks good, select the blue “Proceed to Checkout” button.
6. Fill in the Customer Information and select a pickup time
7. Click “Place Order” and come to the store at your selected time.

Unfortunately, we cannot hold orders overnight. But you are more than welcome to place a new order when you can pick it up.

The earliest you can place your order is the day before after the close of business.

Our Connecticut locations do not have medical licenses, so they cannot sell medical products. You may still shop at any of our recreational dispensaries, but you would have to pay the tax.

You cannot smoke adult-use cannabis in a place where you are prohibited from smoking tobacco, and you cannot consume adult-use cannabis in a public place. Cities and towns may pass bylaws or ordinances authorizing exceptions in certain areas for social consumption.

Recreational customers will come into the facility and be directed to a retail associate to pick up their order.