Unnecessary and won't be taken up by alot of clinics all it does is add time to dispense and give the mrha and CQC more grounds to view medical as going down the wrong road... needs to be a lot more medical rather than sweetshops... I personally think if I continues in this manner the whole medical canabis in the uk will come to and end
Unnecessary and won't be taken up by alot of clinics all it does is add time to dispense and give the mrha and CQC more grounds to view medical as going down the wrong road... needs to be a lot more medical rather than sweetshops... I personally think if I continues in this manner the whole medical canabis in the uk will come to and end
I have to look at it from my point of view as a patient and I think Quality control will be increased chance of finding a suitable medication faster increased and as for dispensing that's the easy bit compared to paying for it ,I suppose there a lot of benefits for patients in this as some patients only get 10g/month and when its not suitable they are really stuck.
Also can't help thinking a lot of the recreational market is a high percentage of patients like us who have not accessed MC as of yet and I Agree there has to be a hell of a lot more Medical as in patients and choice but also feel we have to embrace changes and fight for them when they are for patients good .
I understand what you're saying but as a good example regulatory bodies have raised concerns about branding in much the same way as regular vapes and smoking, probably why noidics are getting in early in respect of branding. I appreciate alot of medical information spread through the MedBud community but also worry about how videos promoting recreational use in holiday hotspots and cafes is viewed by those who will make future decisions about the efficacy of medical prescriptions
Regular vape branding and such I agree is a mess, also changes are soon to be here regards branding I understand but what Noidecs are doing is completely different they are removing strain information further restricting patient info and looks a very bad move for patients ,especially folks who have used certain strains for decades to transfer onto medical then to have to start playing a guessing game ,I'd say we need full terpene profiles seeing as its medical and not recreational ,full COA's so we know what were putting in our body the cultivars lineage as a lot of patients through decades have gathered knowledge that Medical profesionals haven't , It may sound hippy but its true.
One of my main problems before coming onto medical was not having the right strain type but soon as I seen High Silver and it's genetics I knew where I was and to be quite frank it's changed my life ,now if a doctor who may never have tried Canna had very little description to work with apart from THCCBD %'s might take months of prescribing 10g 's of this and that before arriving at it .
Recreational use in holiday hotspots and cafes has nothing to do with medical and if they were to conflate to two they shouldn't be doing the job,
If you mean medical users then common sense has to be applied I feel ,it's not about getting in peoples faces/spaces and making them feel uncomfortable as I've seen on a couple of vids but on the flip side some places are accommaditing ,personally I'm pretty discreet but will openly vape on a dog walk in the park but not near kids or owt ,