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Thanks to pioneering research conducted by prestigious institutions like Durham University, Harvard University and Oxford University, we are uncovering the dynamic realm of cannabis and its therapeutic attributes - learn more by heading over to our blog.
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Is medical cannabis legal in the UK?
Yes! In November 2018, legal changes occurred, enabling the prescription of cannabis-based medicinal products. This change marked a pivotal moment in medical practice, as it recognized the therapeutic benefits of cannabis-based medications in cases where traditional licensed drugs might not offer adequate relief or treatment options.
Can I get a medical cannabis prescription?
Yes! If you have a qualifying condition, medical cannabis products (CBPMs) are legally available through private prescription, and there are multiple clinics to choose from, providing flexibility and options for those seeking it. Check out our article for more information.
What are the costs?
Prices for medical cannabis treatment start from as little as £200 per year. However, once you have established a stable prescription and treatment plan, the costs in the second year tend to decrease. This reduction in expenses can be attributed to the need for fewer consultations.
