Jim 'Pinky' Starrs Dutch adventure.
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I'm a little confused about this, and doubtful that it's true.
http://www.rpharms.com/support-tools/ee ... ptions.asp
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society website says:
Since November 2008, valid prescriptions issued by a doctor or dentist in an EEA country or Switzerland may be legally recognised in the UK. Emergency supplies for patients of doctors and dentists registered in an EEA country or Switzerland were also enabled at the same time.
KEY POINTS
Prescriptions from doctors and dentists registered in the EEA or Switzerland may be recognised in the UK.
Emergency supplies for patients of doctors and dentists registered in the EEA or Switzerland are also legally possible at the request of the patient or prescriber.
NO controlled drugs from ANY schedule can be prescribed or supplied¹.
That last bit means that cannabis is not legally recognised as a prescription in the UK because it's on schedule 1. Any thoughts about this?
http://www.rpharms.com/support-tools/ee ... ptions.asp
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society website says:
Since November 2008, valid prescriptions issued by a doctor or dentist in an EEA country or Switzerland may be legally recognised in the UK. Emergency supplies for patients of doctors and dentists registered in an EEA country or Switzerland were also enabled at the same time.
KEY POINTS
Prescriptions from doctors and dentists registered in the EEA or Switzerland may be recognised in the UK.
Emergency supplies for patients of doctors and dentists registered in the EEA or Switzerland are also legally possible at the request of the patient or prescriber.
NO controlled drugs from ANY schedule can be prescribed or supplied¹.
That last bit means that cannabis is not legally recognised as a prescription in the UK because it's on schedule 1. Any thoughts about this?
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I just noticed that Pinky is looking to take the Home Office to court because of them saying a resident here isn't allowed to bring back prescribed marijuana from Holland which is all well and good apart from the fact he wont be paying for any of this it'll be down to the taxpayer to foot the bill, he's also trying to take the police to court for banning him from driving under the influence of cannabis again at the taxpayers expense.
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