Medicinal cannabis refers to cannabis products that are prescribed by a healthcare professional to treat a specific medical condition. The active ingredients in medicinal cannabis products are carefully measured and formulated to provide specific therapeutic effects, whereas recreational cannabis is used for its psychoactive effects.

Medicinal cannabis has been shown, outside Australia, to be potentially effective in treating a range of medical conditions, including chronic pain, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy, and anxiety disorders, among others.

To obtain a prescription for medicinal cannabis, you must first speak with a healthcare professional who is authorized to prescribe it. Your doctor will assess your medical history and condition and determine whether medicinal cannabis is an appropriate treatment option.

There are a variety of medicinal cannabis products available, including oils, tinctures, capsules, and vaporizers. Each product has different formulations and dosages, so it's important to work with your healthcare professional to find the product that is best suited to your needs.

Yes, medicinal cannabis is legal in Australia with a prescription from a healthcare professional. However, recreational cannabis remains illegal in Australia.

Nàdarra Health are unable to provide advice. Please refer to relevant state and federal laws.

Like any medication, medicinal cannabis may cause side effects. Your healthcare professional will provide guidance on regarding any potential side effects.

You cannot directly purchase medicinal cannabis products in Australia. A prescription from a TGA approved healthcare professional and supply from an authorized medicinal cannabis supplier in Australia is required.

Currently, health insurance providers in Australia do not generally cover the cost of medicinal cannabis products. However, some private health insurance policies may offer coverage for certain medical conditions. Seek advice from your health insurer.

You can learn more about medicinal cannabis and its potential benefits by speaking with a healthcare professional, reading reputable sources online, or attending educational events and seminars.

You should refer to you own state and federal laws.

It is important to check the regulations of the destination state and country before traveling with medicinal cannabis products. While medicinal cannabis is legal in some countries, it is still illegal in others, and possession can result in severe penalties.

Please refer to your healthcare practitioner.

CBD and THC are two of the main active ingredients in cannabis. THC is responsible for the psychoactive effects associated with recreational cannabis use, while CBD does not produce these effects. Medicinal cannabis products may contain varying levels of both CBD and THC.

Your healthcare professional will help you determine which medicinal cannabis product is right for you. It is important to work closely with your healthcare professional.

There are several methods of administration of medicinal cannabis. It is important to work closely with your healthcare professional to find the best method of administration for you.

While medicinal cannabis is legal with a prescription in Australia, there are still restrictions on its use. Please refer to relevant state and federal restrictions.

Unused medicinal cannabis products should be disposed of properly to prevent misuse or accidental ingestion. You can consult with your healthcare professional or pharmacist on how to safely dispose of unused medicinal cannabis products.

The length of a medicinal cannabis prescription can vary depending on the medical condition being treated and the healthcare professional's recommendation. Please consult your healthcare practitioner.

It is important to consult with your healthcare professional before using medicinal cannabis with other medications. Medicinal cannabis may interact with other medications, including prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications, and can cause adverse effects or reduce the effectiveness of other medications. Your healthcare professional can provide guidance on whether medicinal cannabis is safe to use with other medications.