**Snippet (for articles/guides):** Since November 2018, medical cannabis has been legal in the UK, but it is rarely a first-line treatment. To be considered, you generally need to show that other licensed medications haven't provided enough relief
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**Short Description (236 characters):** Medical cannabis has been legal since 2018, but it’s strictly for when other treatments have failed. Prescriptions must come from a specialist, not a GP
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Medical cannabis is legal, but roadside tests don’t distinguish between prescription and illicit use. Stay under the 2mcg/L THC limit or rely on the medical defence. DVLA fitness standards still apply
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For EV drivers using prescribed medical cannabis, the 2mcg/L blood limit still applies. While a statutory medical defence exists, you must notify the DVLA and remain fit to drive
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Prescribed cannabis is legal, but the 2µg/L THC limit applies to all. A medical defence needs you to be unimpaired. You must tell the DVLA of your fitness. Legality isn't immunity; you remain responsible for safety
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