Medical cannabis flowers are legally prescribed to be used with a vaporisation device, but what happens if a patient chooses to smoke their prescription instead? If medical cannabis is legal, then how can smoking it break the law? Our resident pharmacist, Umesh, breaks down the distinctions and separates the smoke from the vapour.
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