Cannatrol is a privately held cannabis post-harvest equipment company based in Vermont. A division of VT Dry and Cure Technologies, the company produces drying, curing, and storage systems for cannabis dispensaries and cultivators, from home growers to commercial operators.

The company’s core technology platform, Vaportrol®, is designed to control vapor pressure and water activity during the post-harvest process rather than relying only on ambient room humidity.

Cannatrol’s offerings are organized around home-grow, commercial, and dispensary applications. The Cool Cure System is a self-contained unit for personal cultivators. Commercial solutions include room-scale systems, quick-start configurations, storage systems, and custom, retrofit, and new construction builds. The Cool Cure Solution offers Vaportrol® environmental control at the point of sale. The company describes the system as a way for retailers to maintain vapor pressure conditions by stabilizing the internal state of flower while it sits in inventory.

Cannatrol was co-founded by Jane Lewis Sandelman, who serves as chief executive officer, and David Sandelman, who serves as chief technology officer. The broader team possesses experience in post-harvest precision, environmental control, product development, and cannabis science.

The company maintains a research section on its website citing independent lab testing in support of performance claims related to terpene retention, cannabinoid preservation, and post-harvest consistency.

Cannatrol’s systems are engineered in the United States and sold direct through its website and authorized retail and rental partners.