UK medical cannabis is now more accessible than ever. Kanabo Group launched Treat It this week — a regulated telehealth clinic connecting
patients with a prescribing doctor within 24 hours and delivering directly to their door within a week.“With Treat It, we are putting the power back into the hands of patients by offering secure and easy access to medical cannabis treatments,” said Avihu Tamir,
CEO. “We recognize the need for alternative treatments to conventional pharmaceuticals, which often leave chronic pain sufferers frustrated and underserved.”How the UK Medical Cannabis Clinic Works
runs on Kanabo’s government-approved telehealth platform, . Patients book a secure video consultation online. A doctor typically sees them within 24 hours. During the appointment, the doctor reviews the patient’s medical record and assesses their condition. Where appropriate, the doctor issues a .Partner pharmacies process and deliver prescriptions directly to the patient. Standard delivery takes approximately one week. Prescription refills ship the next day.
The initial consultation costs £79.99 (approximately $98). Prescription costs vary by individual case.
Regulation and Compliance
Treat It holds regulation from the Care Quality Commission (CQC). It carries ISO 27001 certification — the highest international standard for information security. Prescribing doctors must hold General Medical Council registration. They must also follow National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines.
The Chronic Pain Crisis Driving UK Medical Cannabis Demand
Eight million people in the UK live with chronic pain. Conditions include migraine, sciatica, cancer-related pain, multiple sclerosis, and neuropathic, back, and neck pain. Despite this scale, millions of patients struggle to access effective care.
NHS patients wait up to 13 weeks to see a doctor for pain management. Conventional treatments carry serious risks. Opioids — prescribed to 24% of UK chronic pain sufferers — create dependency and overdose risk. UK medical cannabis offers a lower-risk alternative for eligible patients.
“Millions with chronic pain are suffering in the UK needlessly because they can’t get timely access to medication,” said Suleman Sacranie, founder of The GP Service. “A Treat It doctor will consult with a patient within a few hours and, where appropriate, prescribe medicinal cannabis with delivery possible in a few days.”
Why UK Medical Cannabis Remains Hard to Access
is largely unavailable through conventional NHS pathways. Kanabo’s Treat It platform targets this gap directly. It cuts waiting times from months to hours. It ships treatment to the patient’s door. And it operates within a fully regulated clinical framework.The service currently focuses on pain management. Future expansion may broaden its treatment scope.
Frequently Asked Questions About UK Medical Cannabis and Treat It
What is Treat It?
Treat It is a UK medical cannabis telehealth clinic from Kanabo Group. It connects chronic pain patients with a prescribing doctor within 24 hours. Where appropriate, the doctor prescribes medicinal cannabis. Partner pharmacies deliver it directly to the patient within approximately one week.
How much does Treat It cost?
The initial consultation costs £79.99 (approximately $98). Medicinal cannabis prescription costs vary by individual case and treatment plan.
Is Treat It a regulated UK medical cannabis service?
Yes. The Care Quality Commission regulates Treat It. It also holds ISO 27001 information security certification. All prescribing doctors hold General Medical Council registration and follow NICE guidelines.
Who qualifies for Treat It’s UK medical cannabis service?
Treat It currently serves UK patients with chronic pain conditions. These include migraine, sciatica, cancer-related pain, multiple sclerosis, and neuropathic, back, and neck pain. A Treat It doctor assesses every patient before any prescription is issued.
Why are patients seeking UK medical cannabis alternatives?
NHS waiting times for pain management reach up to 13 weeks. Opioids — the conventional alternative — carry addiction and overdose risks. UK medical cannabis offers an evidence-supported lower-risk option for eligible patients. Treat It was built to make that access fast, regulated, and straightforward.