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The path to an online prescription is straightforward. From the initial request to delivery, it usually takes only a few days.

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Fast and Straightforward: Your Online Prescription for Medical Cannabis

At CannGo, you will be reviewed by an experienced cannabis doctor and receive – if eligible – both your cannabis prescription online and access to your individual cannabis therapy. After medical approval, your medical cannabis will be shipped directly via a pharmacy of your choice, allowing you to enjoy a safe and discreet supply without long waiting times.

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Still have questions? Answers regarding your cannabis prescription

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At CannGo, we work with a network of licensed specialists who possess profound experience in cannabinoid medicine. In principle, any private practice physician in Germany may prescribe medical cannabis, provided there is a medical necessity.

Yes, this is entirely legally compliant within the framework of telemedicine. Our partner doctors carefully review your medical information via online consultation. If the indication is met, the prescription is created digitally and, if requested, transmitted directly to the pharmacy.

We prioritize maximum efficiency. As a rule, your request is processed by a doctor within 24 to 48 hours. Following approval, your prescription is immediately ready to be redeemed at the pharmacy.

Any patient of legal age residing in Germany can use CannGo's service. Whether for chronic pain, sleep disorders, or other complaints – our experts review individually whether medical cannabis therapy is an option for you.

What is an Online Cannabis Prescription?

An online cannabis prescription is a medical prescription for medical cannabis that is issued digitally following a telemedical consultation and review of medical necessity, then sent directly to a pharmacy. The e-prescription is the modern, digital form of prescribing that enables fast and uncomplicated ordering, as the patient only needs to upload the prescription copy and postal mailing is eliminated. Prerequisite is identity verification and a careful review of the information by a licensed doctor. In contrast to the classic prescription, the entire communication and review take place digitally without the need for a personal visit to the doctor.

In Germany, a prescription for medical cannabis is legal, provided that a licensed physician considers cannabis therapy appropriate after a medical review. An online questionnaire, valid proof of identity, and a medical tele-consultation are required for an online cannabis prescription. The patient's identity must be verified before the prescription is issued. The issuance of a cannabis prescription occurs after a medical review of the information in the questionnaire. Dispensing takes place exclusively via pharmacies, provided a valid prescription is available. Medical cannabis in Germany can only be ordered and purchased with a valid medical prescription. For the legal acquisition of cannabis products in Germany, a valid medical prescription is always required. All licensed physicians – with the exception of dentists and veterinarians – are permitted to prescribe medical cannabis.

The legal framework for medical cannabis in Germany is determined by law. A current draft bill for further liberalization of medicinal cannabis has been approved by the Federal Cabinet but is not yet a binding law. Until final passage and entry into force, the existing legal regulations for the prescription and shipment of medical cannabis continue to apply.

The primary active ingredients from cannabis interact with the endocannabinoid system (CB1/CB2), which can influence pain modulation, inflammation, stress response, appetite, and sleep. THC acts primarily via CB1 receptors and can have analgesic, antispastic, antiemetic, and appetite-stimulating effects; CBD modulates, among others, 5-HT1A receptors and TRPV channels and can mitigate THC side effects. According to Russo, E.B. (2011), British Journal of Pharmacology 163(7), 1344-1364², terpenes can contribute to the clinical response via the so-called entourage effect, whereby standardized profiles help to use cannabis reproducibly.

Now that you know how cannabis works in the body, the next section provides an overview of the various dosage forms and products.

Choosing the right dose and form of application is a central success factor of medical cannabis therapy. The optimal dosage can vary greatly and depends on various individual and medical factors, including:

  • Dried flowers for inhalation (medical vaporizers)
  • Standardized extracts (THC/CBD in defined ratios)
  • Magistral preparations
  • Oral products – oils and capsules – for reproducible dosing with longer duration of action
  • Inhalative administration for rapid onset of action for breakthrough symptoms
  • Topical products such as creams or gels for peripheral pain
  • Rectal preparations for special cases

Now that you have learned about the various products and dosage forms, the next section explains how the prescription process works, from the initial consultation to the prescription.

In the case of cannabis, the titration principle applies. THC-dominant preparations often start with 1–2.5 mg THC in the evening; the dose can be increased in 1–2.5 mg steps every 2–3 days until the target effect is reached, with side effects limiting the pace. CBD-rich preparations typically start at 5–10 mg two to three times daily and can be combined with THC. Oral forms require 30–120 minutes for onset of action and work longer; inhalative administration works within minutes, lasts shorter, and is suitable for as-needed situations.

For titration, target parameters (e.g., pain score, sleep duration) must be established so that cannabis can be used in a controlled and traceable manner.

In the next section, you will receive important information regarding safety, side effects, and interactions.

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For Which Conditions is a Cannabis Prescription Possible?

The indication must always be medically reviewed. These areas of application are typical for therapy with medical cannabis:

Sleep Disorders

Sleep Disorders

Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain

Migraine

Migraine

Women's Health

Women's Health

Anxiety Disorders and PTSD

Anxiety Disorders and PTSD

Cancer

Cancer

This broad spectrum of action makes cannabis therapy an effective treatment tool for patients who require an individualized therapeutic approach.

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Not every migraine, every bit of stress, or slight sleep problem automatically justifies a medical cannabis prescription. The prescription is issued for serious conditions when other means have not helped sufficiently.

Now that the possible areas of application have been clarified, an overview of the mechanisms of action of cannabis follows.

How Do You Find the Right Dose and Suitable Product for a Medical Cannabis Prescription?

Choosing the right dose and form of application is a central success factor of medical cannabis therapy. Patients can choose from a variety of cannabis products and strains to find the individually suitable product for their therapy. The optimal dosage can vary greatly and depends on various individual and medical factors, including:

  • Specific diagnosis or illness
  • Individual sensitivity to cannabinoids
  • Composition of the preparation (THC- or CBD-dominant)
  • Form of application (inhalative, oral, sublingual)
  • Existing comorbidities and possible drug interactions
  • Time of day and desired therapeutic effect (e.g., sedating, stimulating, or analgesic)

In addition to cannabis flowers, extracts, capsules, and other dosage forms are available as cannabis products; extracts and capsules are generally more expensive than cannabis flowers. The dosage and application of each product should be individually tailored to the respective illness and the patient's personal tolerance.

Treating physicians adjust the therapy individually – taking into account the diagnosis, lifestyle, tolerance, previous experiences, allergies, etc.

A personalized questionnaire as well as regular consultations with a physician or specialist contribute to optimizing the treatment process and developing a precise therapeutic strategy.

Cannabinoids on online prescription are metabolized via the cytochrome P450 enzyme system – this can influence the effect of other medications. This is particularly relevant when simultaneously taking:

  • Anticoagulants (e.g., warfarin, apixaban)
  • Sedatives and sleep aids (e.g., benzodiazepines, zopiclone)
  • Antipsychotics and antidepressants
  • Beta-blockers
  • Antiepileptics

A personalized questionnaire as well as regular consultations with a doctor contribute to optimizing the treatment process and developing a precise therapeutic strategy.

In the next section, you will learn more about legal aspects and documentation in cannabis therapy.

Pharmacies provide advice on vaporizer temperatures, intake times, and interactions, and support the choice between flowers, oil, and capsules. Consistently available products facilitate a constant supply; in case of shortages, equivalent strains can be recommended. For working professionals, discreet, easily titratable oils are practical, while inhalable cannabis can have advantages for acute spastic episodes. Training on device cleaning, storage, and travel suitability is part of the process if cannabis is to work reliably in everyday life.

The next section provides practical information on dispensing and product selection.

To ensure safe care, physicians record indication, benefit, side effects, fitness to drive, education, and preparation specifics; the cannabis prescription lists the quantity, strength, dosage form, and instructions for use. For those with private insurance or self-payers, dispensing occurs via a private prescription; statutory health insurance cases require approval depending on the regulations. For those affected, cannabis on prescription creates predictable costs, pharmaceutical advice, and access to tested batches. Traceable documentation is also a prerequisite for progress evaluation and quality assurance.

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How to obtain a cannabis prescription online – practical steps

  • Medical consultation and indication review
  • Education on opportunities, risks, fitness to drive, and alternatives, especially classic therapies: This explains to what extent medical cannabis can be considered a meaningful alternative to conventional treatment methods, for example, if these are not sufficiently effective or cause severe side effects.
  • Definition of goals and selection of the form of application
  • Application to the health insurance company or issuance as a private prescription
  • Starting dose and titration plan
  • Follow-up controls with adjustments

The path to an online prescription is straightforward. From the initial request to delivery, it usually takes only a few days. The e-prescription as a digital prescription further simplifies the process and enables particularly fast access to medical cannabis.

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Fill out the online form easily and conveniently from home. Describe your current situation and previous experiences, whereby both your own experiences with previous therapies and the experience of the treating physicians are included in the assessment. You can then select a personal contact person. This initial assessment is the foundation for your individual path.

    For medical cannabis with an online prescription, detailed health information must be provided and an ID must be uploaded. You can find all important information about the process and requirements transparently and clearly on our site.

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    Medical review & digital consultation

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    After receipt of your request and payment of the prescription fee, your information in the questionnaire will be carefully reviewed by a licensed doctor. The issuance of the cannabis occurs only after this medical review. During this process, medical cannabis is individually selected and prescribed as medication for you. Your identity must also be verified before issuance. The prescription fee of €14.99 is payable in advance and can be settled via bank transfer or other secure payment methods. If the service is not utilized, the fee will be refunded.

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      After a successful medical consultation, your cannabis prescription – if medically indicated – will be transmitted digitally and directly to the pharmacy of your choice. You have a free choice of pharmacies and can choose between local pharmacies or specialized mail-order pharmacies for medical cannabis. You will receive all relevant documents digitally.

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        Currently, randomized studies are investigating for which endpoints cannabis is superior to standard therapy or can supplement it; real-world registries provide data on efficacy, side effects, and dosage ranges. In parallel, quality standards for cultivation, processing, and analysis are being developed so that cannabis can have reproducible effects and patients receive reliable guidance. The goal is to better standardize cannabis and dose it more precisely; a transparent regulatory framework and further training for practitioners remain central to this.

        Medical cannabis is no longer a niche topic; it can represent a building block of modern care for complex symptoms. In pain medicine, neurology, oncology, and palliative care, cannabis can open up options when standard therapies are not sufficiently effective or side effects dominate. Doctors are increasingly using cannabis for clearly defined indications, following guidelines, and documenting efficacy and tolerability in a structured manner. For patients, cannabis is not a "miracle cure" but an individualizable tool that can be precisely integrated into existing treatment plans.

        According to the scientific analysis by Hoch, E., Friemel, C.M., Schneider, M. (2019), published in the Bundesgesundheitsblatt 62(7), 820-829¹, the most robust evidence is shown for:

        • Chronic pain (especially neuropathic)
        • Spasticity in Multiple Sclerosis
        • Chemotherapy-induced nausea/vomiting
        • Loss of appetite/cachexia

        In addition, cannabis is used or being researched for therapy-resistant epilepsy, Tourette syndrome, peripheral neuropathies, fibromyalgia, sleep disorders, anxiety disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder. In palliative medicine, cannabis can alleviate several symptoms simultaneously, reduce the need for concomitant medication, and stabilize quality of life. Defining clear goals is important: Which symptoms should improve measurably and within what timeframe?

        Now that the indications have been explained, the next section provides an overview of the mechanisms of action of cannabis.

        In practice, standardized preparations dominate:

        • Dried flowers for inhalation (medical vaporizers)
        • Standardized extracts (THC/CBD in defined ratios)
        • Magistral preparations
        • Oral products – oils and capsules – for reproducible dosing with longer duration of action
        • Inhalative administration for rapid onset of action for breakthrough symptoms
        • Topical products such as creams or gels for peripheral pain
        • Rectal preparations for special cases

        Now that you have learned about the various products and dosage forms, the next section explains the path to a prescription from the initial consultation to the order.

        The path to a cannabis prescription begins with:

        • Detailed medical history (anamnesis)
        • Indication review
        • Exclusion of clear contraindications (e.g., acute psychosis, pregnancy)
        • Definition of therapy goals
        • Review of drug interactions
        • Selection of the suitable form
        • Application to the health insurance or issuance as a private prescription

        Cannabis treatment is an individually designed, medically supervised therapy using quality-assured, GMP-certified products. This ensures safe and effective care tailored to the personal needs of the patients.

        Experienced practices also explain how cannabis on prescription can be integrated into existing medication plans, what documentation is required, and what follow-up examinations are planned.

        The next section explains how the dosing and titration of medical cannabis is carried out.

        How to obtain a cannabis prescription online

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        Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about cannabis on prescription online

        In principle, there is a general health insurance obligation in Germany. However, for the issuance of a private cannabis prescription via our platform, it does not matter whether you are insured publicly or privately. Since the costs for telemedical treatment are usually covered by the patient (self-payer), insurance status is of secondary importance for accessing therapy.

        No, German citizenship is not required. However, you need a valid identification document (passport or ID card) for identity verification, as well as a permanent residence or a delivery address in Germany to redeem the prescription and receive the medication from a German pharmacy.

        No. Discretion is our top priority. Mail-order pharmacies ship medical cannabis in neutral, odor-proof packaging. From the outside, it is absolutely impossible to tell what is inside the package – neither by labeling nor by smell.

        Yes. Since these are prescription medications, shipping usually takes place via "personal delivery" with identity verification. The package may only be handed over to you personally (upon presentation of your ID) to ensure that it does not fall into the wrong hands.

        With telemedical treatment on a private prescription, you usually bear the costs for the consultation and the medication yourself (self-payer). Cost coverage by statutory health insurance is a complex process that only occurs in cases of serious illness and after prior approval by the Medical Service (MDK).

        No. If you make use of the treatment as a self-payer, no data will be transmitted to your statutory health insurance company. The treatment remains a private matter between you and the doctor. Medical confidentiality applies.

        Yes. Since the amendment of the Narcotics Act and the introduction of the Medical Cannabis Act (MedCanG) in April 2024, prescribing has been simplified. Telemedical treatments and online prescriptions are perfectly legal in Germany as long as medical due diligence is observed.

        Absolutely. We take data protection very seriously. All transmissions are encrypted, and your health data is handled in accordance with the strict requirements of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and medical confidentiality.

        The frequency depends on your individual therapy plan, which the doctor determines. Usually, prescriptions are issued monthly to cover ongoing needs. Follow-up prescriptions can usually be requested easily after a short digital consultation.

        On the contrary. Through the new Cannabis Act (CanG), medical cannabis has been "de-bureaucratized" and is no longer a narcotic (BtM). This means that doctors can now prescribe it more easily on a regular prescription. Access to therapy has therefore been made easier for patients.

        Cannabis therapies are often used when standard therapies are ineffective or have side effects that are too strong. The most common indications include chronic pain, sleep disorders, migraines, ADHD, depression, or spasticity. The decision is always at the discretion of the treating physician.

        We offer fair and transparent prices: The issuance of the prescription or the treatment fee is only €14.99. In addition, there are only the costs for the cannabis flowers at the pharmacy, which vary depending on the strain and quantity.

        The process is simple and digital: 1. You fill out a medical questionnaire. 2. A qualified doctor reviews your information. 3. After a positive review (and, if necessary, a short doctor's consultation), you receive your prescription, which can be transmitted directly to a mail-order pharmacy of your choice.

        Different rules apply to cannabis patients than to recreational users. As long as you are fit to drive and take the medication as intended ("medication privilege"), driving is permitted. We strongly recommend always carrying a copy of the current prescription and ideally a patient ID card.

        Within the Schengen area, this is possible with a certified Schengen certificate (according to Article 75 of the Schengen Agreement). This must be completed by the doctor and certified by the local health office. When traveling outside the EU, you should contact the embassy of the destination country.

        Medical cannabis is no longer a niche topic; it can represent a building block of modern care for complex symptoms. In pain medicine, neurology, oncology, and palliative care, cannabis can open up options when standard therapies are not sufficiently effective or side effects dominate. Doctors increasingly use cannabis for clearly defined indications, follow guidelines, and document efficacy and tolerability in a structured manner. For patients, cannabis is not a "miracle cure" but an individualizable tool that can be precisely integrated into existing treatment plans.