Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Medical cannabis has been legal in the UK since November 2018. Specialist doctors registered with the GMC can prescribe cannabis-based medicines to patients with qualifying conditions. All prescriptions are dispensed through licensed UK pharmacies, and the entire process is fully regulated.

Medical cannabis is prescribed to treat specific conditions and symptoms, not to produce a ‘high.’ Your prescriber will work with you to find the right formulation and dosage — which may include balanced THC/CBD products or CBD-dominant options — tailored to your needs. Many patients report improved quality of life without significant psychoactive effects.

Consultations start from just £30. Medication costs vary depending on the product prescribed, but patients typically spend around £150 per month on average. We’re committed to keeping costs as accessible as possible — there are no hidden fees, and we’ll always be upfront about pricing before you commit.

A wide range of conditions may qualify for medical cannabis, including chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, fibromyalgia, insomnia, and more. The key requirement is that you’ve tried at least two conventional treatments that haven’t worked well enough. Our free eligibility check can help you find out if you may qualify.

You should discuss driving with your prescriber. UK law provides a medical defence for patients taking prescribed cannabis-based medicines, but it’s important you understand how your medication affects you before driving. Your prescriber will advise on any restrictions and ensure you have the documentation you need.

Only if you choose to inform them. We do not automatically share information with your GP. However, we do recommend keeping your GP informed as part of good medical practice, and we can write to them on your behalf with your consent. Your privacy is always respected.