Discover how to check your eligibility and how the process of accessing medical cannabis treatments via Crop Circle Therapeutics works.
We’re here to help you understand if medical cannabis is right for you.
Medical cannabis patients must have a diagnosis of pain or a psychological condition noted in their medical records.
They must have tried at least two licensed medications before receiving unlicensed CBPM treatment.
Crop Circle Therapeutics works closely with a network of licensed specialists at Cantourage Clinic who can prescribe medical cannabis to eligible patients with a range of conditions.
1. Patients must have a diagnosis of pain or a psychological condition noted in their medical records
2. They must have tried at least two licensed medications.
3. Each application will be independently reviewed based on the information provided in the eligibility questsionnaire
Start by filling in the eligibility questionnaire. You can set do this via two ways.
Option 1: Log in using an NHS login (only available for patients in England).
Option 2: Complete a manual form to access records without NHS login.
Alternatively, after completing the form, patients can grant permission for Cantourage to request their Summary of Care on their behalf. Please note that already having these records on hand will speed up the application process.
Book and pay for an online consultation with a licensed specialist from the General Medical Council Specialist Register. During your appointment, you will discuss your condition, treatment history, and how medical cannabis may benefit you. If you’re approved, your prescription will be arranged to be delivered to your door via Cantourage Clinic. If you do not meet the eligibility criteria prior to your appointment, you will be offered a full refund.
Medical cannabis interacts with the endocannabinoid system (ECS). The ECS is our internal regulatory network, which can be found in nearly all living organisms, dating back over 600 million years. The ECS helps maintain balance in the body, regulating functions like pain, mood, sleep, and immunity. THC and CBD work with our ECS receptors, potentially reducing pain, inflammation, and anxiety.
With expert guidance, medical cannabis prescriptions offer a personalised approach when conventional treatments fall short.
What Happens Next? Once you’ve completed your initial consultation, here’s what to expect:
If your condition is approved for treatment, you’ll receive a tailored prescription for medical cannabis from a specialist doctor registered on the General Medical Council Specialist Register.
Your medicine will be securely packaged and delivered to your doorstep via our trusted partner, Cantourage Clinic.
One you're a patient, you’ll be entitled to ongoing support to ensure your treatment plan is working for you.
You’ll have up to four scheduled check-ups per year with the Cantourage team to ensure your treatment is working effectively.
The clinic is always there to assist with any questions or concerns you have about your treatment or your rights as a patient.
What Happens Next? Once you’ve completed your consultation, here’s what to expect:
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