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Cannabis is
no anesthetic
Since April 2024, the new cannabis law (CanG) is in effect. This means that cannabis is no longer considered a narcotic. This also means: You can now obtain medical cannabis through a "normal" standard prescription - provided you have corresponding complaints.
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You are getting medical advice
Whether a cannabis therapy is suitable for your medical needs must first be evaluated by a doctor. For this, you make an appointment with a doctor's office or virtually through telemedicine services. If a therapy is denied, you always have the option to consult other doctors.
Your fastest ways to suitable doctors:
Digital about the telemedicine offering:
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Weed
This overview list of medical practices specializing in cannabis:
Cannabis Doctors
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You are looking for the right product
If you have the prospect of a prescription, you discuss with your doctor's practice or pharmacy which cannabis product suits you. As a general rule: cannabis affects each person individually, so it may take some time to find the strain that suits you. We recommend that you maintain close communication with your doctor's practice or pharmacy during this phase.
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You receive the recipe and redeem it
The prescription will be issued to you at the doctor's office or sent by mail (if you use telemedicine). You can redeem it at a local pharmacy or a mail-order pharmacy. A tip: There are pharmacies that specialize in cannabis and are familiar with the special requirements.
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You are getting a follow-up prescription
If you want to continue your cannabis therapy, you can have a follow-up prescription issued. Once again, there is free choice of doctor – you are not bound to the practice where you had your initial consultation.