Your gateway to legal medical cannabis

Neurological & Mental Health

• Chronic anxiety
• PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
• Depression (treatment-resistant)
• Insomnia and sleep disorders
• ADHD
• Autism spectrum disorder
• Tourette’s syndrome
• Migraines and chronic headaches
• Seizures / Epilepsy

Chronic Pain & Inflammation

• Chronic pain (musculoskeletal, neuropathic, or inflammatory)
• Fibromyalgia
• Sciatica
• Arthritis (including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid)
• Back and neck pain
• Endometriosis
• IBS/IBD (Crohn’s & ulcerative 

Muscle & Movement Disorders

• Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
• Parkinson’s disease
• Spasticity
• Muscle spasms
• Motor Neurone Disease (ALS)

Cancer & Palliative Symptoms

• Nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy
• Cancer-related pain
• Appetite loss
• End-of-life 

Other Common Qualifying Conditions

• Glaucoma
• Cluster headaches
• Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
• HIV/AIDS-related symptoms
• Menstrual pain (in some cases)

Yes, it’s legal with a private prescription from a specialist doctor. It’s not usually available through the NHS.

You must first complete the online form and we will book a consultation with a specialist, for you. If eligible, they’ll issue a private prescription.

Yes, some prescriptions may impair driving. In certain incidents, you must inform the DVLA and your employer if required. Always follow your doctor’s advice

Costs vary, but monthly prescriptions typically range from £50 to £300 depending on the product and dosage.

Rarely. It’s mostly only available privately, unless you have a severe condition like epilepsy or MS and meet strict NHS criteria.

It depends on the product. CBD-only products won’t. THC-containing medicines may, but doses are carefully managed by your doctor.

In the UK, yes. But you must carry proof (prescription + ID). For international travel, check the laws of your destination first and always consult your doctor.

That’s where CanniCura comes in. We connect you with trusted, CQC-registered clinics and GMC-registered doctors. We simplify the process, guide you through eligibility, and help you access safe, legal treatment with confidence.

Cannabis has a low risk of dependence when used under medical supervision. Your doctor will monitor your treatment closely.

No. Smoking cannabis—even with a prescription—is illegal in the UK. While you can carry your medicine legally, smoking it can lead to fines or loss of your prescription. Instead, clinics recommend vaporising cannabis flower safely and legally

Yes, you can vaporise it in public spaces where vaping is allowed. You must carry the original packaging and proof of prescription. Use caution to be discreet and respectful of others  

Always keep:

• Medicine in its original container with pharmacy label
• A copy of your prescription or clinic letter
• A valid photo ID
  This helps prove your treatment is legal if asked by police

Most patients receive a decision within 1–2 weeks after their initial consultation, depending on medical records and clinic processing times.

Your doctor will decide what’s best based on your condition. Some prescriptions include THC, CBD, or a balanced mix depending on your symptoms and tolerance.

No. Even if you’re prescribed cannabis, home growing is illegal in the UK.

Yes, most clinics (including those we work with at CanniCura) will send a summary to your GP, unless you ask them not to.

Medical cannabis is lab-tested, regulated, and dosed precisely. Street cannabis is illegal, unregulated, and often contains unknown substances.

No. You can self-refer to a medical cannabis clinic. CanniCura helps guide you through this process without needing your GP to start.

Yes, it can interact with some medications. Always tell your prescribing doctor about all current treatments so they can adjust safely.

Not always. Clinics aim for consistency, but supply issues may mean equivalent products are prescribed with the same effects and dose.

No. Cannabis is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to potential risks to the baby.

Medical cannabis is usually prescribed for long-term or chronic conditions where other treatments haven’t worked—not for temporary illnesses.

Yes, but doctors will carefully assess your history to ensure it’s safe and appropriate. Treatment is closely monitored to prevent misuse.

CanniCura works with UK-licensed specialist doctors, trained GPs, pharmacists, and clinical support staff to ensure safe, legal access to medical cannabis. This team provides expert assessments, prescriptions, and ongoing patient care.