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How to get a medical cannabis prescription in the UK

To get a medical cannabis prescription in the UK, you need a diagnosed condition — such as chronic pain, anxiety, or sleep disorders — that hasn't responded to at least two conventional treatments. No GP referral is required. You can self-refer directly to a CQC-registered medical cannabis clinic like Naturecan Clinic for an online video consultation with a specialist doctor.
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Eligibility

Am I eligible for medical cannabis?

You may be eligible for a medical cannabis consultation in the UK through Naturecan Clinic if you meet these criteria. Your doctor will make the final assessment during your consultation — this is not a guarantee of a prescription, but a first step to explore whether medical cannabis could be an appropriate option for you.
You have a diagnosed condition
Chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, sleep disorders, fibromyalgia, arthritis, migraines, and 50+ other conditions where symptoms are ongoing.
You've tried other treatments
You must have tried at least two types of conventional treatment — such as prescription medication, over the counter medication, therapy, or physiotherapy — and found them ineffective or unsuitable.
You're over 18 and UK-based
You must be at least 18 years old and registered with a GP in the UK.
Not sure if you qualify? Our free eligibility check takes 30 seconds and there's no obligation.
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How it works

Three steps to your medical cannabis prescription

From registration to delivery, here's exactly what happens when you apply for medical cannabis in the UK.
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Register for free
Complete a quick eligibility check, upload your medical records, and we'll match you with the right specialist. There's no charge for this step.
Create your account — sign up with your name and email. It takes less than a minute.
Short eligibility questionnaire about your condition and treatments you've tried. You will receive a preliminary eligibility check instantly for free.
Upload your Summary Care Record (SCR) so our clinical team can review your medical history. Our patient care team can help with this step.
Pay for your consultation to reserve a slot with the specialist. We'll review your documents and match you with the best doctor for your needs.
Once our team have reviewed your SCR, book your video consultation and select the product formats you'd like to discuss with your doctor.
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See a specialist online
After your consultation, our multi-disciplinary team will review your treatment plan.
A private video call with a GMC-registered specialist. They'll review your history, discuss your condition and symptoms, and answer any questions you have.
If appropriate, the doctor creates a treatment plan tailored to your condition and medical history. This consultation may or may not lead to a prescription.
Before any prescription is issued, a second clinician independently reviews your case — part of our commitment to safe, evidence-based care.
If medical cannabis isn't appropriate, you'll receive a full refund — provided the information you gave us was accurate and truthful.
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Delivered to your door
Dispensed from our own licensed pharmacy and delivered directly to you.
If approved, you'll receive a payment link for your prescription. Our partnered pharmacies offer Klarna so you can always access your medication.
Your prescription is delivered via Royal Mail signed-for delivery. You'll need to sign for it and show ID on arrival.
Pay for your clinic membership with our annual plan (£70/year) or monthly plan (£9.99/month). Klarna is also available to spread costs.
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Your Ongoing Care

What happens after your first prescription?

At Naturecan Clinic, new medical cannabis patients in the UK typically have an initial consultation in Month 1, a follow-up in Month 2, and then move to shared care with quarterly doctor reviews and repeat prescriptions in between.
Getting your prescription is just the beginning. We're here for the long term! Our care pathway is designed to give you the right level of clinical support at every stage, while making ongoing access to your medication clear and as consistent as possible.
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~95% Eligible for Shared Care

Year 1: Getting Established

Month 1 — Initial Consultation: Your first video consultation with a specialist doctor. They'll assess your condition, review your medical history, and, if appropriate, create your treatment plan.
Month 2 — Follow-up Consultation: A second consultation to assess how you're responding. Your doctor will review whether the approach is right for you and may adjust your treatment parameters. If you're stable and the doctor is satisfied, they can approve you for shared care.

What Is Shared Care?

Shared care is how most established medical cannabis patients in the UK manage their ongoing care. It means you move from monthly doctor consultations to repeat prescriptions reviewed by a prescribing pharmacist or nurse that is governed by the specialist doctor, with a doctor follow-up every three months.
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4 Doctor Visits Year 1
1 Doctor Visit / Year (Y2+)
Once on shared care, your Year 1 continues:
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Year 1 — Getting Established
Month 1 Initial consultation — assess condition, create treatment plan Doctor
Month 2 Follow-up — assess response, approve shared care if stable Doctor
Months 3–5 Repeat prescriptions Prescribing Pharmacist
Month 6 Follow-up consultation with your doctor Doctor
Months 7–8 Repeat prescriptions Prescribing Pharmacist
Month 9 Follow-up consultation Doctor
Months 10–11 Repeat prescriptions Prescribing Pharmacist
Month 12 Follow-up consultation (annual review) Doctor

Year 2 and Beyond

If you remain stable, your care becomes even simpler. In Year 2 you'll have one annual consultation with your doctor and repeat prescriptions for the remaining months, each reviewed by a prescribing pharmacist or nurse before being issued. The doctor continues to have oversight of your care and can request to see you at any time. At the stage of each repeat prescription, we will ask you to fill out a short questionnaire on your symptoms — are they improving or changing? This will help the clinical team review the effectiveness of your treatment and determine if your repeat prescription is still appropriate.
This means consistent, uninterrupted access to your medication.
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Year 2+ — Simplified
Months 1–2 Pharmacist-managed repeats — parameters carry over Prescribing Pharmacist
Month 3 Annual consultation — comprehensive review, set new parameters Doctor
Months 4–12 Nine more months of pharmacist-managed care. Follow-up frequency is determined according to clinical need and ongoing safety review. Prescribing Pharmacist

When Would I Need to See My Doctor Again?

Your doctor will always be available if you need them. You'll be asked to book a doctor consultation if:
  • You'd like to change your product format
  • Your condition worsens or changes
  • Your clinician decides to review your shared care status at a follow-up
  • You've had a gap of a few months or more since your last prescription

Why Might I Not Be Eligible for Shared Care?

Not all patients will be moved to shared care. Your doctor may recommend continued direct oversight if you have a more complex medical history, if there are concerns about how you're responding, or if your condition requires closer monitoring. This decision is always made by your clinician in your best interest.
Transparent Pricing

Clear, honest pricing

Naturecan Clinic membership costs £70 as a one-off annual payment or £9.99 per month, making it one of the most affordable medical cannabis clinics in the UK. Registration and eligibility checks are free, with a full refund if you're not eligible.
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Consistent Access to Your Medication

We understand that consistent, uninterrupted access to your medication matters. Treatment is more effective when taken regularly — and you shouldn't have to worry about waiting for payday causing a break in your care. That's why we offer Klarna as a way to maintain safe, consistent access to treatment.
With Klarna, you can receive your full prescription in a single delivery rather than splitting it across multiple shipments to spread costs — saving you on delivery fees and ensuring there's no gap in your care.
Annual Plan One payment. Twelve months of specialist care including consultations, ongoing support, and repeat prescriptions.
£70/year
Monthly Plan Flexible. Cancel anytime. Same level of care as the annual plan.
£9.99/mo
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Both plans include specialist consultations, ongoing care, and repeat prescriptions. Medication costs are separate.
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Spread the cost with Klarna. Pay for your medication in instalments — because managing your health shouldn't mean managing debt.
FREE TRANSFER

Already a medical cannabis patient? Transfer free.

Existing medical cannabis patients in the UK can transfer to Naturecan Clinic for free by providing their Summary Care Record and a discharge letter from their current clinic.
If you're already prescribed medical cannabis at another UK clinic, you can transfer to Naturecan Clinic at no cost. We make switching simple.
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Complete Our Eligibility Questionnaire

Same quick process as new patients — takes about 30 seconds.
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Upload Your Records

Provide your Summary Care Record and a discharge letter from your current clinic. Our patient care team can help you request these.
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Book Your Free Consultation

Your first consultation as a transfer patient is free, provided you can supply your discharge letter from your previous clinic.
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This is not an emergency service
If you or someone else is in danger, or you are experiencing a mental health crisis — do not use this complaints form.
Patients experiencing severe deterioration in mental health, thoughts of self-harm, acute psychiatric symptoms, or severe side effects should seek urgent medical support immediately. The complaints and feedback process is not the right pathway for urgent or emergency situations.
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If your concern is not urgent — for example, a question about your prescription, an experience during a consultation, or a process issue — please continue to the feedback and complaints section below. All complaints are handled confidentially and will not affect your care.
Conditions

Who do we help?

Naturecan Clinic offers specialist medical cannabis consultations in the UK for patients with a wide range of conditions where conventional treatments haven't provided adequate relief. Our doctors specialise in:

Chronic Pain

Back pain, fibromyalgia, arthritis, neuropathic pain, migraines, and other persistent pain conditions.
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Anxiety & PTSD

Generalised anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and related mental health conditions.
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Sleep Disorders

Insomnia, disrupted sleep, and chronic sleep difficulties.
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We also offer consultations for 50+ other conditions including ADHD, endometriosis, IBS, and more — View all conditions

120,000+ patients treated across Europe. Now here for the UK.

The Naturecan Group has supported over 120,000 medical cannabis patients across Europe. Now we're bringing that experience to the UK — with a CQC-registered clinic, GMC specialist doctors, and Klarna to spread the cost.
120K+ Patients Treated
CQC Registered
GMC Specialists
£9.99 Per Month
CQC Registered
Inspected and regulated by the Care Quality Commission — the UK's independent health and social care regulator.
GMC Specialist Doctors
Every doctor on our team holds specialist registration with the General Medical Council.
Fast Delivery
Prescriptions typically dispatched within 24–48 hours via signed Royal Mail delivery.
Full Refund Guarantee
Not eligible? Full refund if your information was accurate and truthful.
Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about getting started

What medical records do I need to get started?

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You'll need your Summary Care Record (SCR), which contains your medical history, current medications, and past treatments. You can request this from your GP receptionist — it's usually available within a few days. Alternatively, you can give us permission to request it on your behalf.

How quickly can I see a specialist?

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The speed depends on how quickly you can provide your medical records. Once we have your Summary Care Record, most patients can book a medical cannabis consultation within a few days.

What happens if I'm not eligible?

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If our doctors determine that medical cannabis isn't appropriate for your situation, you'll receive a full refund — provided the information you gave us was accurate and truthful.

What is a Summary Care Record?

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A Summary Care Record, or SCR, is an electronic record of your important medical information. It includes details like diagnoses, treatments, allergies, and more. To find out more, check our page — What is a Summary Care Record and why we need it.

What happens during the video consultation?

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You'll have a private video call with a GMC-registered specialist doctor. They'll review your medical history, discuss your condition and symptoms, and — if they consider it appropriate — outline a treatment plan. You can ask questions throughout.

What is shared care and when do I become eligible?

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Shared care means your repeat prescriptions are reviewed by a prescribing pharmacist or nurse rather than requiring a doctor consultation each time. Most patients become eligible after their Month 2 follow-up, provided their doctor is satisfied they're stable on their treatment.

How often will I need a consultation?

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In Year 1, you'll have an initial consultation, a Month 2 follow-up, and quarterly follow-ups after that. In Year 2 and beyond, stable patients typically need just one annual consultation with a doctor, plus repeat prescriptions reviewed by a pharmacist or nurse.

What if I want to change my treatment?

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If you'd like to change your product format or your condition changes, we'll ask you to book a follow-up consultation with your doctor. Your clinician will review your treatment parameters and adjust your care plan accordingly.

I'm already with another clinic — how do I transfer?

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Complete our eligibility questionnaire, upload your Summary Care Record and a discharge letter from your current clinic, and book your free transfer consultation. Our patient care team can help with the paperwork.

Can I drive while prescribed medical cannabis?

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Patients prescribed medical cannabis can legally drive in the UK, provided they are not impaired. It is your responsibility to assess whether you are fit to drive. Your doctor will discuss this with you during your consultation.
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