Clinics Releaf

[R3d4]

So i started my MC with releaf and quickly switched due to price and being made to pay £8.50 for any flower they decide to give you.

Since leaving and getting discharged 6 months ago the following has happend. A prescription written with payment ask for 3 months after I left.. email and texts reminding me to order medication, consultation email and calls asking to be removed from their database to avoid this. Quiet for a month and then today a text!!!!

 

[R3d4]

Excuse spelling me and the AI on my phone are going to fall out

 

[GrownHealth]

So i started my MC with releaf and quickly switched due to price and being made to pay £8.50 for any flower they decide to give you.

Since leaving and getting discharged 6 months ago the following has happend. A prescription written with payment ask for 3 months after I left.. email and texts reminding me to order medication, consultation email and calls asking to be removed from their database to avoid this. Quiet for a month and then today a text!!!!

While it seems a lot of people join them initially as probably good advertisers , a lot soon realise and switch and to me they look a proper machine but not heard much about them recently.
To get an invoice/script three months later while for some they may brush it off others can go into a full panic over it and this sort of thing shouldn't be happening.
I also semi expect to get prescription reminders for a few months from my past clinic but we'll see.

 

[R3d4]

Offering £50 to send them patients would make you a drug dealer

 

[GrownHealth]

The only incentive for directing someone to a certain clinic should be improved care for them and this is how politicians are formed lol ,when they know they are lying but incentivised to do so .

 

[Moon]

So i started my MC with releaf and quickly switched due to price and being made to pay £8.50 for any flower they decide to give you.

Since leaving and getting discharged 6 months ago the following has happend. A prescription written with payment ask for 3 months after I left.. email and texts reminding me to order medication, consultation email and calls asking to be removed from their database to avoid this. Quiet for a month and then today a text!!!!

I left them start of December and got the same 50 quid Amazon referral text today!

 

[R3d4]

It's actually a bit worrying that they would do something like this

 

[GrownHealth]

I left them start of December and got the same 50 quid Amazon referral text today!

It's actually a bit worrying that they would do something like this

I imagine its pretty common practice and the bigger the company the more likely to use this kind of recruiting and it emphasises the need for voices speaking about their experiences with clinics like each of us does here so people can make their own minds up from a point of being informed .

 

[bucklez]

Mamedica® used to offer something similar on their affiliate scheme.

 

[node]

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Maybe its a US thing? Surely this shouldn't be allowed in normal clinical practice - may be wrong

 

[GrownHealth]

Seems pretty commonplace now as three have appeared soon as we've looked at it and it must be allowed as it's not really hidden

 

[node]

hmmmmmm you're a little less sceptical than I am Mr.GH!

 

[GrownHealth]

hmmmmmm you're a little less sceptical than I am Mr.GH!

No what I mean I'm sure when I joined Mamedica® there was something similar and some use it more aggressively than others probably but with some you'll also have professional advertisers who may not even be patients .

I'm always less sceptical at this time ,it's the meds

 

[GrownHealth]

Worrying accusations on Reddit of
@Releaf_UK
sharing 'special category data' from patients with other patients

From MedBud.wiki X account .

 

[R3d4]

Soo is it ok for mods to remove posts just because there is a healthy discussion about the fact they promote and defend irrelevant non medical content. Shame on you and adios

 

[GrownHealth]

Soo is it ok for mods to remove posts just because there is a healthy discussion about the fact they promote and defend irrelevant non medical content. Shame on you and adios

You asked for it to be moved and its not deleted the discussion could be restored ,it's when I assessed the actual thread it was non MC so deleted thread but have moved now and the disscussion could be restored as that was not the intention of deleting the thread it was agreeing on that 1 issue of that video .The discusion is fine