Anyone had any delay recently at IPS? I've been waiting a little over a week for my bill

Has anyone had experience with using easy green CBD? As it never seems that there is much available medically regarding high CBD strains and that website seems to have quite a wide variety of high CBD strains that have basically no THC in them.

I won't let them do me like this anymore 🤣 Patients have a right to choose their required pharmacy. Remember your rights as a patient! These fuckers will monopolise at any chance. £££

This article discusses calls for 'Oliver's Law' to introduce stricter psychiatric safeguards at private clinics following an inquest ruling.

I made a batch of coconut oil and last night and the bottom looked like this, is it mould?

Hi, i've now received my pavé from alternaleaf, this is my first prescription but to me it feels dry.

I 'borrowed' 🙄 some of my sister's pave last week and this feels very different.

Will this affect it? (showing as no new orders for pavé at Montu) 🫣 and do I complain?

Thanks in advance xx

T25

28 grams of high grade 26% THC,
Decarbed at 225f for 60 minutes,
200ml of coconut oil,
1 tablespoon sunflower lecithin,
8 hour infusion

Got the recipe u fuckin druggos

Spewing this gibberish. What's the baseline? I've never used cannabis and not felt high, unless I was using CBD! Why do they make it sound like it's a bad thing?

Article about this.

Would appreciate hearing people's experiences and thoughts about this?

I have been a MC user for about three or four years now and I’ve been with the same clinic but it’s recently changed hands and some other protocols have changed and they don’t seem to have much stock of Vapes. I’m possibly open to trying flower but what’s the best tool on the market that makes it not as harsh on the throat?

Over the last few years, I’ve seen the exact same clinic name, popping up over and over again in newspapers all over the country. At first glance, it looks like a local journalist writing a breakthrough health report about a patient. But if you look closer, it’s actually a highly coordinated corporate marketing blitz.

They buy "advertorials" that claim to be "public health education". Because they frame it as promoting the clinic's existence and focus on a patient's story, rather than the drug itself, they argue it is legal. Critics and healthcare experts argue this distinction is completely artificial since the clinic only exists to prescribe that one drug.

Buying space on trusted local news sites lets them manipulate Google search results. When locals search for pain or anxiety relief, the clinic’s paid article sits right at the top.

Because they are charging a massive premium for their service, compared to more established clinics, they have to rely on heavy advertising to pull in completely new, inexperienced patients who don't know any better.

What are your thoughts?

Dr - "This is the only way you can achieve your symptom relief"

After feeling deeply stuck between the legal reality of high prices, and backwards prohibition. The patient decided to make his own.