Can you get weed in Edinburgh?

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Can you get weed in Edinburgh?

CANNABIS IS ILLEGAL THROUGHOUT THE UK Cannabis is a Class B category in Scotland, alongside other substances such as speed, ketamine, and some versions of codeine which all also sit in the Class B category.

Is weed Legalised in Scotland?

Medical cannabis was legalised in the UK in November 2018 and doctors are allowed to prescribe it in certain situations. However, so far only one product – for children with rare forms of epilepsy – is available on the NHS in Scotland.

Where can I buy weed in Inverness?

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Is Sativex available in Scotland?

Sativex is not approved on the NHS in Scotland. In England, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends which drugs you can get on the NHS. In 2019 it decided Sativex could be available to people in England with ‘moderate’ to ‘severe’ spasticity.

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Will weed become legal in the UK?

In 2017, a tory spokesperson said: “There is clear scientific and medical evidence that cannabis is a harmful drug which can damage people’s mental and physical health, and harms individuals and communities. We have no plans to change the law.” However, since then, medicinal cannabis has been legalized.

How do you get prescribed Sativex?

​It can only be prescribed by a specialist doctor with experience of treating MS spasticity – consultant neurologists, consultant rehabilitation specialists and consultant pain specialists. Use of Sativex is currently limited to those people who respond to the first four weeks of treatment.

Is Sativex available on NHS?

Sativex is approved for use on the NHS in England, Wales and Northern Ireland for some people with MS. It’s not recommended for people under 18. Sativex is not approved on the NHS in Scotland.

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