How long will medical cannabis take to work?
The speed at which medical cannabis starts to have effects on the body varies between individuals and according to the type of medication they are prescribed. For some patients it can take a few months to find the right care plan. In some patients the improvement may be gradual, and improvement might be seen in […]
Is medical cannabis addictive and does it cause a withdrawal reaction?
Our clinicians are experts in providing medical cannabis-based care. All individuals are reviewed by our multidisciplinary team to ensure they are not only eligible for medical cannabis, but also to ensure they are on the most appropriate treatment plan. This includes assessing the risk of dependence. Our doctors work closely with patients to monitor closely […]
How do I make a complaint?
We take any complaint seriously. You can find our complaints leaflet here. You can call us on 020 7459 4075 or send details of your complaint to [email protected]
How will my data and the outcomes of treatment help others in the future?
Curaleaf Clinic set up the UK Medical Cannabis Registry in 2019, the first national registry on medical cannabis prescribing in this country. By contributing your data – a mix of routine clinical data and health tracking questionnaires – you help grow the evidence base for medical cannabis prescribing, data which we believe is crucial to […]
How does the medical cannabis you are able to prescribe differ from the CBD oil I am able to buy on the high street?
Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the main compounds derived from the cannabis plant and is used for its medicinal properties as part of medicinal cannabis preparations. Oil-based CBD products are also available over the counter as wellness products. CBD oils prescribed for a medical condition from a specialist doctor typically have higher concentrations of CBD […]
Is medical cannabis legal?
Yes, medical cannabis is legal when prescribed to eligible patients by a specialist doctor on the GMC register. Prior to 1st November 2018 medical cannabis was categorised by the Home Office as a schedule 1 drug. Based on the evidence to support its use as a medicine by the Chief Medical Officer it was reclassified […]
