While you are stuck at home wondering how to keep yourself occupied, why not make use of this opportunity to consider medicinal cannabis and CBD oil for yourself or a loved one?
Yes that’s right, you can do this. Whilst we have closed our clinic, we are still seeing everyone online and can arrange to consult with you too! No matter where in NZ you live.
The process is super easy. Simply fill out a consultation form and you are on your way. We will contact you to make a suitable time and give you all the instructions needed on how to join.
If you are a suitable for medicinal cannabis, we write your prescription and you receive your product in the post via courier. We are an essential service and continue to operate throughout this period.
How Much Does It Cost To Consult With The Cannabis Clinic?
We offer an initial 30 minute confidential appointment with our experienced doctors for $149. Products costs are extra but generally around $5-7 per day on moderate doses.
All repeat prescriptions are FREE!
All follow up appointments are $49 and we generally do this in the first 3 months then 3-6 monthly, depending on your progress.
What Conditions Can We Help With?
We see people from all walks of life, from young children, to the elderly, as well as palliative care patients. Medicinal cannabis has a role in many conditions.
A lot of people we see have chronic pain, anxiety, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, energy and concentration issues, depression, and cancer.
Whatever symptoms you have, chances are we have dealt with it in the past. There is no guarantee that medicinal cannabis can help certain conditions and it is an unapproved medicine, but we are always optimistic and say you never know until you try to talk to us. I look forward to meeting you online and we wish you the safest of times during this pandemic.
Disclaimer: Medicinal cannabis and CBD oil are unapproved medicines in NZ which means that there is no conclusive evidence for their effect, apart from Sativex. Many doctors do not routinely prescribe cannabis medicines. The above article was written for general educational purposes and does not intend to suggest that medicinal cannabis can be used to treat any health condition. Please consult with your healthcare provider.