No, you cannot be evicted solely for using legally prescribed medical cannabis. If you have a valid prescription, your treatment is legal, and you have the right to take your medication.

However, it's important to:

• Follow your tenancy agreement – Some landlords may have rules about smoking or vaping indoors
• Use approved methods – Smoking cannabis is not allowed in the UK, but vaping or using oils is permitted
• Communicate if needed – If you have concerns, you can discuss your prescription with your landlord to ensure there are no misunderstandings

If you are using medical cannabis responsibly and in line with UK law, it should not be grounds for eviction.

When travelling with medical cannabis, you should carry:

• A copy of your prescription as proof of legality
• A travel letter from the clinic outlining your treatment and authorised medication

Always check the laws of your destination and airline policies before travelling.

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It depends on the laws of your destination. Before traveling, check the country's regulations on medical cannabis, as some places allow it while others may have strict bans.
Always carry your prescription and necessary documentation.

Yes, you can request a travel letter through the clinic.

Your medication will be delivered straight to your door through our selected pharmacy partners, ensuring a convenient and secure service. Our team at Can Clinic will handle the arrangements, so you receive your prescription hassle-free.

No, private insurance does not currently cover medical cannabis prescriptions in the UK. Patients must pay for consultations, prescriptions, and medication costs privately.

Yes, medical cannabis can be prescribed anywhere in the UK, including England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man.

In the UK, it is very difficult to obtain a medical cannabis prescription through the NHS. While NHS prescriptions are technically allowed, they are only issued in exceptional cases.

In the UK, medical cannabis may be prescribed by a specialist doctor for conditions where other treatments have been unsuccessful. Some of the most common conditions include:

• Chronic Pain – Including neuropathic pain, fibromyalgia, and arthritis
• Neurological Disorders – Such as epilepsy, multiple sclerosis (MS), and Parkinson's disease
• Mental Health Conditions – Including anxiety, PTSD, and depression (in certain cases)
• Gastrointestinal Disorders – Such as Crohn's disease and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
• Cancer-related Symptoms – Including nausea, appetite loss, and pain management

Each prescription is assessed on a case-by-case basis by a specialist, considering individual medical history and response to previous treatments. If you're unsure whether medical cannabis could help with your condition, contact Can Clinic for a consultation.

No, medical cannabis is not available for direct purchase from pharmacies in the UK. It can only be prescribed by a specialist doctor and dispensed through a licensed pharmacy.