Medical cannabis refers to a cannabis-based medicinal product (CBMPs) that meets strict pharmaceutical standards. Unlike illegal cannabis, these products are regulated for quality, consistency, and safety and must be manufactured according to UK regulations. In the UK, medical cannabis is legal when prescribed by a specialist, typically within a private clinic like Curaleaf Clinic.
Medical cannabis can be prescribed in a variety of formats, depending on individual need, including:
In the UK, medical cannabis is only prescribed to patients who have a diagnosed condition that has not responded to traditional therapies. At Curaleaf Clinic, it is most commonly prescribed for chronic pain, neurological disorders, and anxiety.
Yes, medical cannabis has been legal in the UK since 2018. However, it can only be prescribed by a specialist doctor for patients with a qualifying condition.
Medical cannabis can be prescribed for conditions such as chronic pain, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and anxiety. It may also be considered for other treatment-resistant conditions, or for patients where traditional therapies are not suitable or have led to unwanted side effects. Medical cannabis will not be right for everyone.
It is not illegal to drive with a medical cannabis prescription, but like many medicines, it may impair your driving by causing drowsiness and slowing reaction times. You should never drive if you feel impaired.
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