Hi I was wondering how it works with regards to choosing. Once my clinic gives me a prescription do I have to order bud from that clinic or can I go on MedBud and order any of the flower from there. I just wanna have a good selection to choose from. Need a less heavy strai. For the day time and then something heavy for bed. Appreciate your advice
Some clinics allow free patient choice up to a monthly allowed limit, for example Cannabis Clinic Cardiff, Mamedica® or Integro - at others doctors are more involved in the selection process, for example at Curaleaf.
You have a legal right to have your prescription sent to any pharmacy of your choosing, but Curaleaf have their own medication formulary and you'll only be able to be prescribed a limited sub-selection of medications there no matter where you choose to send your prescription.
I believe once you're considered long-term stable at Curaleaf, they allow choosing between the medications on their formulary, via their patient portal.
Hi I was wondering how it works with regards to choosing. Once my clinic gives me a prescription do I have to order bud from that clinic or can I go on MedBud and order any of the flower from there. I just wanna have a good selection to choose from. Need a less heavy strai. For the day time and then something heavy for bed. Appreciate your advice
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Welcome @Azzaspike277 Above I've put the list of Curaleaf's own products and looking at the list if I had to choose something less heavy for the day it would be High Silver or Tripoli and others find Lavender fine at the price but for something heavy for bed I would choose LA Kush as this definitely has the tiring effect on me.
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Some clinics allow free patient choice up to a monthly allowed limit, for example Cannabis Clinic Cardiff, Mamedica® or Integro - at others doctors are more involved in the selection process, for example at Curaleaf.
You have a legal right to have your prescription sent to any pharmacy of your choosing, but Curaleaf have their own medication formulary and you'll only be able to be prescribed a limited sub-selection of medications there no matter where you choose to send your prescription.
I believe once you're considered long-term stable at Curaleaf, they allow choosing between the medications on their formulary, via their patient portal.
Yes you’re right, with Curaleaf here and I didn’t like Creamy Kees didn’t do a thing for me and the alternative wasn’t for me from the option list so I had to call them and they asked to email them @ patient support email and requested from my inactive prescriptions OG Kush and that was added on but even though I’ve been with Curaleaf since August 2023 still trying to find what’s works with me so far I know oils don’t work agree with me and so far for my chronic pain I found Cosmic cream helps plus helps a little bit with sleep so still trying to find something that helps me to sleep knocks me out and come of meditation for sleep.
