Does Your Cannabis Prescription Match the Name on the Label?
Medical cannabis’s cultivar names have, over the past two years, become an increasingly controversial part of the European prescription framework.
Medical cannabis’s cultivar names have, over the past two years, become an increasingly controversial part of the European prescription framework.
James Duckenfield, CEO of Glass Pharms®, explains why we may be underestimating the pharmaceutical potential of cannabis, and how research, formulation and more controlled delivery could help realise it.
As new national guidance instructs officers to treat medical cannabis users as patients first, James Duckenfield, CEO of Glass Pharms, reflects on what training police forces has taught him about the gap between the law and the general understanding of the legal landscape, and how the industry as a whole can help close it.
Glass Pharms, the UK-based cultivator of medical cannabis flower, has announced a supply agreement with Integro Clinic & IPS Pharmacy to provide them with a new premium range of Glass Pharms-branded CBPMs made with domestically grown flower cultivated at the Glass Pharms facility.
Glass Pharms has today announced a new supply deal set to see a new line of affordable, entirely UK-produced products enter the market.
Under the collaboration, Glass Pharms will supply high-quality cannabis flower for use in Mamedica-branded, clinician-prescribed products, reinforcing the value of a fully domestic supply chain for CBPMs (Cannabis-Based Products for Medicinal Use).
The second in our series of guest episodes features a discussion between CEO of Releaf, Tim Kirby, and James Duckenfield, CEO of Glass Pharms.
Since the UK legalisation of CBPMs in 2018, the sector has faced slow adoption due to ineffective patient outreach, inconsistent supply chains and variable quality control from other providers.
Allowing medical cannabis to be prescribed on the NHS for chronic pain could save the state healthcare provider almost £4 billion annually, according to a new research study.