Connecticut comparatively has a low drug threat from crystal methamphetamine. The 47th law enforcement related to the NDTS 2002 has several reports that in their areas of jurisdiction, meth has a low intensity 27 of such reports showed meth was still not a thing of high concern in few areas at Connecticut. There are 18 other reports found which had no solid findings but conveyed that a medium rise of meth addiction is observed in the place. One report among these suggested that meth is a high threat. The years 1999 to 200a saw a gradual increase of admissions related to amphetamine and methamphetamine in various rehabs and medical institutions. The TEDS reported that throughout the whole of the nation admissions related to crystal meth comprised of nearly 95 percent. Meth treatment programs are available in Connecticut for people in need of them.

However, the Connecticut Office related to the Chief Medical Examiner says that there are no deaths reported due to meth addiction during the year 2002 in Connecticut. The FDSS data also said that there are no meth labs seized and destroyed or found in the year 2002. The USSC data shows in its reports that there was no law sentence given to anyone as a punishment of supplying or abusing meth. The data regarding the pricing of meth is also not available in Connecticut. Meth has still not spread its killer clutches in this area of United States.

The local officials of the state and federal state say that meth labs are rarely found in Connecticut. And seizures are rare too. Only two cases have been observed in Connecticut where seizure of a meth laboratory is done. This was long back in the year 1997. However the labs that have been seized were not active at the moment of the seizure. The main suppliers of meth in Connecticut are the local small dealers. They get it transported here from south western states by package delivery system.