Medical Cannabis Clinic
Helping put you back in control
Welcome to Curaleaf Clinic, where medical cannabis is prescribed by specialist doctors and delivered direct to you.
Register with us to check your eligibility for a consultation. You’ll be asked a short set of questions about you and your condition.
- No travel required with online appointments and home delivery
- Great value expert care
- All routine appointments for just £15 a month
- Easy repeat ordering and ongoing support
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How it works
We’re here to help you understand if medical cannabis is right for you.
Curaleaf Clinic is a licensed and regulated private clinic with specialist doctors who can prescribe medical cannabis to eligible patients with a range of conditions.
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Check your eligibility
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Video consultation
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Get your prescription
Is medical cannabis right for me?
Medical cannabis is legal in the UK if prescribed by a specialist for certain health problems.
To be eligible for medical cannabis, you need to have a diagnosed physical or mental health condition that has not been relieved by traditional therapies. A specialist will review your records to confirm that medical cannabis is the best option for you and that you don’t have any contraindications.
Find out more or check if you could be eligible for a consultation by answering a short set of questions about you and your condition.
Conditions
We see patients with a range of conditions. Eligible patients must have a diagnosed physical or mental health condition that has not been relieved by traditional therapies.
Our Specialist Doctors
At Curaleaf Clinic we match eligible patients with experts who truly understand your condition. Our highly qualified team have extensive experience in prescribing medical cannabis in the UK and, if prescribed, you’ll have regular check-ins with your specialist doctor or pharmacist so we can monitor your progress over time.
Dr James Rucker
Dr Wendy Holden
Dr Shaheen Khan
Appointment Pricing
We’ve updated our pricing, with more ways to pay! Find a payment option that works for you – per appointment, over-time on subscription or upfront annually.
This pricing does not include the cost of your medicine, as this will vary per person depending on what is prescribed. For more information on care costs, please contact [email protected]
Pay per Appointment
£50
Per Appointment
- £50 per appointment, paid at time of booking
- New patients typically have four to five appointments in first year
- Join the Curaleaf Access Scheme and your first follow-up is free
- From year two, some patients may only need two appointments per year
Limited Time Offer
Only until 4th May 2025
Annual Plan
£100 £75
Per Year
- Save with an annual plan and upfront payment
- Covers the cost of initial appointment and four routine appointments per year
- Give notice or change payment option anytime before subscription automatically renews at one year
- Contribute data to the UK Medical Cannabis Registry
Monthly Subscription
£10
Per Month
- Spread the cost over time for just £10 per month
- Covers the cost of initial appointment and four routine appointments per year
- 3 month notice period, with four month minimum term for new patients
- Contribute data to the UK Medical Cannabis Registry
Questions?
We answer your most common questions here, like if medical cannabis is legal and how you take it.
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What is medical cannabis?
Medical cannabis encompasses a wide range of products including oils, pastilles and flower – which are all taken in different ways.
Oils: Most oils come with an oral syringe. Oral syringes are marked to enable accurate measurement of the dose prescribed. 1ml syringes are marked in steps of 0.1ml. These oral syringes may be washed in warm soapy water then rinsed to reuse them. The bottles come with instructions, contained in the letter sent to you by your doctor.
Flower: Medical cannabis in flower form should be consumed using a medical-grade vaporiser. Vaping dried cannabis involves heating the flower of the plant to release the active compounds into a vapor, which is then breathed in using a vape device. There are three medical grade vaporisers and medication will be prepared differently between devices.
Pastilles: Pastilles are medical cannabis products with a jelly-like consistency that are flavoured and coloured. They are taken by mouth by sucking on or chewing them, before swallowing.
You can read our full guides in the help centre of your Curaleaf Clinic Account.
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What is THC?
THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the primary psychoactive compound found in cannabis. It is responsible for most of the psychological effects- such as the ‘high’ – that some people experience when they consume cannabis.
THC is not illegal and can be prescribed for patients with a mental or physical health condition which has not responded to first line treatments. Combining THC with CBD (cannabidiol) is often considered effective for managing the symptoms of various conditions, as CBD can help counteract some of THC’s effects.
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