Reduced-fee medical cannabis clinics in the UK
The schemes on record at UK clinics for veterans, students, people on benefits, Blue Light Card holders and NHS waiting-list patients: who can apply and what you pay.
1 scheme for people receiving benefits
- Auravia Medical
Grow Access Project
Clinic fees, first year from £60
- People receiving benefits
- Students
- Veterans and armed forces
- Blue Light Card holders
- What you get:
- Reduced-cost consultations.
- Who can apply:
- For people receiving benefits, students, armed forces and Blue Light Card holders. Ask the clinic what proof it needs.
From March 2026 data, not checked since. Confirm with the clinic before you rely on it.
This list is not complete. It holds the schemes we have found so far. A clinic that is not here may still offer one, so ask.
Clinics decide who qualifies and what proof they need, and they change their schemes. A scheme lowers clinic fees; the cost of medication is separate. Work out the full yearly cost.
Know of a scheme we are missing? Tell us.
How this works
- Each scheme is listed under the clinic that runs it, with who can apply and the fee it gives.
- Use the buttons at the top to show only the schemes for one group, such as veterans or students.
- Open the clinic to see its full fees, then apply through the clinic itself.
What the figures mean
The fee shown is the clinic fee under the scheme. A scheme lowers clinic fees; the cost of medication is separate.
Clinics decide who qualifies and what proof they need, and they change their schemes. Confirm with the clinic before you book.
Common questions
- Is this every reduced-fee scheme in the UK?
- No. These are the schemes we have on record. If you know of one that is missing, tell us through the contact page.
- Does a scheme make the medication cheaper?
- A scheme lowers clinic fees. The cost of medication is separate and is set by the pharmacy.
- How do I apply for a scheme?
- Through the clinic that runs it. The clinic decides who qualifies and what proof it needs.