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When did prescribed alternative medicine become legalised in Australia?

In 2016, Australia changed its laws to allow the cultivation and manufacturing of medicinal cannabis. Now, medicinal cannabis is classified under Schedule 8 for products containing THC and Schedule 4 for CBD dominant products. This means certain cannabis products can be prescribed by doctors for medical use.

Yes, medical cannabis is fully legal and can be prescribed by any doctor in Australia. 

Doctors who prescribe medical cannabis are required to attain SAS-B or Authorised Prescriber approval via the TGA. 

You can book your initial consultation here.  Or take our free eligibility quiz here. 

I want to find out more about prescribed alternative medicine treatments

TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) provides a great overview for patients in this video.

Furthermore, Honahlee is an educational platform devoted to guiding you on your healthcare journey. Check out their Guide to Medicinal Cannabis in Australia.

Will my private health insurance cover this?

Certain health insurance plans may cover part of the cost, but it varies based on your coverage level. For a detailed list, visit Honalee.com.au.

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When did prescribed alternative medicine become legalised in Australia?

In 2016, Australia changed its laws to allow the cultivation and manufacturing of medicinal cannabis. Now, medicinal cannabis is classified under Schedule 8 for products containing THC and Schedule 4 for CBD dominant products. This means certain cannabis products can be prescribed by doctors for medical use.

Yes, medical cannabis is fully legal and can be prescribed by any doctor in Australia. 

Doctors who prescribe medical cannabis are required to attain SAS-B or Authorised Prescriber approval via the TGA. 

You can book your initial consultation here.  Or take our free eligibility quiz here. 

I want to find out more about prescribed alternative medicine treatments

TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) provides a great overview for patients in this video.

Furthermore, Honahlee is an educational platform devoted to guiding you on your healthcare journey. Check out their Guide to Medicinal Cannabis in Australia.

Will my private health insurance cover this?

Certain health insurance plans may cover part of the cost, but it varies based on your coverage level. For a detailed list, visit Honalee.com.au.

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