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Moffett88

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Releaf®
Hey guys.

I’ve booked a consultation with Releaf, (£99!) now slightly concerned as I’m unable to find the pricing of the products. How much should I be expecting it all to cost monthly? Do they supply the vape?. Not much info on their pages at all…wish I hadn’t jumped in so quick.
Would another provider be better?
Any advise welcome. I suffer with facet joint syndrome in my lower back, cervical stenosis and fibromyalgia. Currently on the trans-patches tramadol and I’ve had enough of them not working.
Was a smoker back in the day but it’s been a long long time since.
I don’t want to feel particularly stoned, I just want some relief from this awful chronic pain.
Thank for reading. ☺️
 
Welcome @Moffett88 , good to see you've made the decision to seek better medicine/pain relief and from one patient to a potential new patient I would recommend you spend a couple of minutes looking up and down the clinics page. https://medbud.wiki/clinics/ The annual costs column I find a good starting point as some vary wildly in annual costs ranging from £50/year to £500/year+ and this has to be a massive factor in which clinic you choose.
If you are on benefits there are schemes like the one I'm on the Mamedica® Access Scheme ,where you pay one £200 payment and that's the clinic side of things covered no annual fees or anything ,just pay for your medications at the price listed on the bud/flower section of this site. My wife's just joined CB1 Medical at £50/year as a lot of new patients are. Some clinics offer discounts on medicines that other do not .
I doubt very much you'd get a free vape, but I will say I don't know releaf's pricing on medicines but most clinics use the price you see on this site.
Like I say have a quick ganders on the clinics page and I/we will try to assist you further.
 
Wonderful info, thank you so much. Could you advise on which strains are best for pain relief at all?

Welcome :)

I've found the following are good for this (there will be many more), though I will add I'm primarily prescribed for mental health issues rather than chronic pain so may have a differing experience:

 
Generally more Indica leaning strains I think you'll be looking for, with terpines suited to muscle relaxation, sedation, anti-inflammatory, etc
 
But everyone is different, so these might be 'leads' you can follow, you'll find your own way with experimention, all the best :)
 
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