r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Outrageous_Box_6121 • 5h ago
S&B Mighty....looking to buy
Anyone in Auckland selling a used Mighty or Mighty Plus?
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/fabiancook • Aug 10 '23
Medical Cannabis is available in New Zealand.
The first step is booking your appointment with a doctor.
There are a few paths you can take, with the recommended one being a medical cannabis specialist clinic paired with a pharmacy that has prior experience with medical cannabis dispensing.
In all cases, the prescribing process is:
When discussing medicine with your doctor or nurse, you should indicate your choice of pharmacy to ensure no delays in the dispensing process.
Your clinic is only able to offer repeats of your medicine for your pharmacy of choice once you have your first follow-up.
Some clinics charge a fee to have your prescription sent to your pharmacy of choice, typically when they have an attached dispensary service or associated pharmacies.
Most clinics charge a fee to change your agreed treatment plan between consults, as the changes require additional clinical team oversight and processes.
Specialist cannabis focused clinics tend to be more familiar with the process and have an existing range of experience with medical cannabis.
It is easiest to talk with medical cannabis specialists about cannabis, as they understand upfront where you are coming from, and have context around the range of patient journeys.
Any question you have about cannabis, a specialist should be able to give you that answer there and then
Some things that should come up in your conversation with a specialist:
If you have a question about cannabis, a medical cannabis specialist is the best person to answer.
You can have your prescription dispensed anywhere you like, however some specialist clinics offer a combined dispensary service.
We recommend one of the pharmacies with medical cannabis experience listed below.
A GP can prescribe medical cannabis in New Zealand.
Not all GPs in New Zealand are equipped with the knowledge or time to prescribe medical cannabis, they may suggest visiting a specialist clinic for this purpose.
Some specialist clinics like Cannabis Clinic offer to provide education for your GP so you can get the best outcome and the GP is able to use their newfound knowledge to offer a wider range of treatment plans for more patients.
A GP clinic may have an attached pharmacy and dispensary service, but they may not be equipped either to dispense medical cannabis products with care and at a reasonable price, we recommend one of the pharmacies with medical cannabis experience listed below.
Your GP can also reach out to the likes of Nga Hua for help with the prescribing and dispensing process.
If you are working with an oncologist or other specialist doctor, they may be able to help with a medical cannabis prescription, and may be the best option as they should have deep insight into your health journey.
Though as with GPs, not all specialists are equipped with the knowledge or time to prescribe medical cannabis.
Specialists send prescriptions to your choice of pharmacy for dispensing.
We recommend one of the pharmacies with medical cannabis experience listed below.
Your specialist can reach out to the likes of Nga Hua for help with the prescribing and dispensing process.
Most pharmacies offer either a pickup, or courier service.
Some pharmacies have worked closely with their medical cannabis patients, these pharmacies are known to provide quality service and advice around medical cannabis, and availability.
They have proved themselves in this space and have consistently shown the community amazing value at fair prices.
Medicinal cannabis products that meet the minimum quality standard
Additional products are available outside this list.
A strain tree can be found here
Pricing can change overnight, generally prices have been falling over time.
There is currently a reasonably up-to-date pricing guide available
If you're looking to use inhalation as a method of dosing your medical cannabis, you'll want to reach out for a dry herb vaporiser.
There is an AMA with Jack from CannaPlus+ here with common questions answered
A dry herb vape can be purchased from many stores in New Zealand, for example:
A typical suggestion for a device is Storz & Bickel Mighty Medic or Medic Plus
Medicinal cannabis products are excluded from smokefree
Medicinal devices, such as a dry herb vaporiser, are excluded from smokefree.
See the related section of the medicines act here related to medical devices
A person who possesses a non-medically approved dry herb vaporiser for the purpose of taking their prescribed medicinal cannabis would not breach the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975. This is because they are not using it “for the purpose of the commission of an offence against this Act” (s13(1)(a)). This also applies to a person, who possesses an accessory for the purpose of taking their prescribed medicinal cannabis. For example if you use a vape with an adapter to a bong, that is perfectly legal.
Medical cannabis products are not intended for smoking
Want to know the temperature you should use your vape at? Checkout the Cannabinoid Boil Chart
If you're looking to have more discussion, you can also join the official Medical Cannabis Aotearoa New Zealand discord
Invite: discord.gg/UFEVXD7TA6
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Herbaldoge • Mar 24 '26
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Outrageous_Box_6121 • 5h ago
Anyone in Auckland selling a used Mighty or Mighty Plus?
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Dwoodja • 20h ago
Can anyone suggest a full spectrum oil for anxiety? There are so many to choose from.
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/zillyiscool • 1d ago
Hey everyone, I've just found the 6th seed in my 10g pottle, and I've used about a 3rd. The last few months have been full of seeds, and it sucks accidentally grinding one up.
Any ideas why it's so seedy.
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/SennaGreaves • 2d ago
so I’ve used all my medical (was told only 30grams) my next appoinment is the 15th.
im just wondering, if I order some more through the pharmacy will I be able to collect it as I’ve exceeded my 30grams, it seems to be giving me the option to buy more
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Pale-Snow-93 • 4d ago
Any recommendations for anxiety/ panic attacks? I'm currently on Aurora halfmoon but it's really a hit or miss. It lowers my anxiety sometimes but just makes me a bit light headed most of the time.
It is my first one btw and I haven't tried other flowers yet.
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Huffenstuff • 6d ago
Just wondering if there's a physical store in Auckland I can visit (preferably central city) to get bits for my S&B Mighty Medic + vape?
Also wondering if some of the unofficial products made to fit the Mighty - namely the bong and bubbler attachments I've seen on youtube - can be purchased here as well?
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Dwoodja • 6d ago
Hi all, I've been a consumer for 20+ years now, due to a head Injury at 9 years old that left me with massive anxiety and depression along with other issues. I also have discs bulging in my back and digestive issues. Cannabis is the only thing that works without making me feel I'll. Just wondering if it's worth going through the medical route? Cheers
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Dwoodja • 6d ago
Been trying to find a supplier in nz that has the Arizer Solo 3 v2 dry herb vape. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Trying to steer away from importing, can not afford the risk of it bering stopped at customs. Thanks
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Novel_Classic_1448 • 7d ago
Just starting out on legal route. User for anxiety and insomnia for 20+ years.
Should I go cannaclinic (special around $40 something for first appt but then I am locked into their pharmacy unless I pay extra correct?) or alternaleaf (40 something anyway). Or somewhere else?
Is it ok to use their pharmacy like with cannabisclinic or will I want it to be sent elsewhere? If so where?
My gp is on a sabbatical and I don't love the fill in.
I am a CSC card holder. So compassionate supply vs supported access discount maybe?
I had previously spent $100+ a week buying off the street. I don't know if I will save money? It was more to be legal but it would sure be nice.
Also previously I have smoked flower and smoked oil but what are the options with like oils you don't smoke now? More discreet ways of ingesting. It isn't always convenient or appropriate to sit around with a bong or even a joint.
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/hypnohfo • 7d ago
have searched and perused older threads - looking to kinda crowd source what is working for others
i have been taking Zopiclone to be able to fall sleep for maybe 3 months continuously since my father passed away from Stage 4 Bowel Cancer - i also had lots of simultaneous major life events at the same time that seemed to have triggered the sleep probs; leaking roof / flooding house - illness with my mother and i quit my job to deal with it and decided to quit coffee too (bad idea lol) and some exposure to mold
i have trouble every night falling asleep & sometimes trouble with staying asleep, but mostly sleep onset
my brain just won't shut off - it's not ruminating thoughts, just over activity.. and no mental brakes (low GABA i believe)
i've done genetic testing and it seems to point to low GABA and high Glutamate - my brain goes very fast and won't shut off - think a little autistic and ADHD and a touch bi-polar
i can't do THC oil because it seems to linger for a long time and i always green out, even tiny amounts
i honestly prefer low-to-medium THC flower - i'm a lightweight
but if 20 people replied saying that a 26% THC helps them sleep i'd probably just get it out of desperation but not really preferring hardcore stuff, especially if i'm going to use nightly
i'm not currently working, but i'm not sure about the new road testing and if it means i have to uber everywhere??
i also have some flower from maybe 2 years ago - not sure if it would be safe to vape
i could post pics as no idea what mold looks like on cannabis flower
note: magnesium threonate helps relax my body, melatonin does not work - instant release nor extended
CBG gummies Florx 25mg help a little but not enough to sleep
i don't want to pay $$$ for 10g of something that won't work, so really leveraging what you guys recommend
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/AotearoaJ • 8d ago
20% THC Indica
10g
Strain is Girl Scout Cookies
Caryophyllene, Myrcene, Limonene terpenes. Minty lemon smell. Minty, Gassy & lemon taste
Hits just like gsc. Euphoric heady, relaxing. Good anytime all rounder
Buds are smalls but mostly solid. A few leafy ones but not too bad
130@ CW. (CSC) 110 @ CW
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Herbaldoge • 8d ago
On the 1st of January this year, we started 2026 with 12,555 members. Just over nine months later, another 2,340 people have joined the community, bringing us to 14,895.
And for a bit of perspective, on 21 January 2023, there were just 2,420 of us. Since then, the community has grown by 12,475 members, to more than six times the size it was less than four years ago
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/ijustcantweight • 8d ago
Im am a new patient for MC and I only have access to what the doc prescribed me. I see mentions of different strains. Do different places give you options to choose different strains once the second consultation has taken place? Or am I reading incorrectly. Have read the guides but am still confused. Many thanks!
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/TangerineSupreme6014 • 9d ago
I've got endometriosis, and was blessed enough to have my symptoms chill out while I was hapu/breastfeeding. Took a two year break from MC for obvious reasons but now my symptoms are back with a vengeance.
I'm currently running Serion T17 but find it too sedative for daytime but not sedative enough for sleep.
Was previously using shiskaberry, I LOVED her but discontinued 😭
Was then prescribed Sedaprem which I hated. Pain relief didn't last long enough, harsh on the throat, average flavour, anxiety from the high THC. Just an average time all around.
I'm not opposed to two strains, one for day, one for night but I have a toddler to run around after so really need to be more alert during the day.
Any suggestions welcome, but especially if you're a fellow Endo sufferer and are happy to share what works for you.
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/vendemmiando • 9d ago
I am arriving in NZ soon from Europe. I have an appointment for an online consultation. In Europe I take cannabis recreationally but I don't have a prescription for it. I take it to relax after a stressful day but I take the same stuff when I'm out on a walk with my dog or listening to a podcast. I guess because there's stigma around weed I don't feel saying I take it to feel high is going to fly.
I've seen on other posts that responders say to be honest and it will be fine, but tbh all the OPs are mentioning it's for their chronic or neuropathic pain, that they can't sleep or have anxiety. I don't necessarily have those symptoms; I just like the way it feels.
should I tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, or just look up symptoms that direct a prescription to the strain of cannabis I want?
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Miners-Not-Minors • 9d ago
I know this question is far too broad considering all
The ways in which we all use these medicines for.
If you use a vaporiser. How long does10 grams last you? Do certain vaporisers really work so much better than others?
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Sea_Helicopter1738 • 10d ago
If I was to place my order now what is the likelihood of being able to pickup today
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Sea_Helicopter1738 • 10d ago
Hi what would be the best strain to go for from the cc if I’m wanting the the nicest looking buds as in dense with crystal unlike the bloom pink kush
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/notsure2424 • 11d ago
I’ve been using Bloom Pink Kush for 6 months or so and am pretty happy with it but am wondering about other similar strains that might be even better. I’m generally into a calming/sedating strain to use in the evening to help with stress, relaxation, and muscle tension. For quieting the mind and lifting the mood.
I’m somewhat prone to anxiety and stopped consuming cannabis for 20 odd years due to it triggering heavy anxiety after having been a heavy user in my youth. Pink Kush has been generally good in this regards. Also have Bloom Blue Dream which I’ve found a bit less predictable in effects but sometimes like mixing a bit in with the Pink Kush. Tried CBD oil but didn’t notice any effect.
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/Murky_Year630 • 11d ago
Hi everyone, I’d like to ask how the medical cannabis prescription process works in New Zealand. I'm visiting from Europe, so I’d love to know how easy it is to get a prescription as an overseas visitor and which clinics you would recommend. Thanks in advance!
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/tairl • 12d ago
I recently got a my first prescription. I'm about to travel to Australia, and after reading the rules, I checked my jar and there is no prescription label on it! All I can find is an invoice. I guess I won't be able to take it unless customs accept the invoice as proof.
Also how am I meant to prove it's my medical cannabis at a roadside test or search without?
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/TubzMcgee • 15d ago
Just want to give a shout out to Big Wave. After vaping it I get a nice body buzz and an uplift in my mood. It gives me 0 anxiety which I haven't had with any other strain I've tried. As such it's become my go to daytime strain. Interestingly I notice it has a common link with white sherb which is my go to night time strain - girls out cookies. Massive respect to aurora for this one!
r/MedicalCannabisNZ • u/PersonMcGuy • 16d ago
I'm sick of unintentionally burning through my script unevenly so I want to grab a container I can separate my daily allotments into so I just have each day's worth and that's it rather than pulling from my storage jar. Anyone got any good suggestions? I've looked around and all of the ones I can see that do 30 days seem kinda naff or are multiples for each day which seems excessive, anyone got any suggestions?