Will I be able to buy dried S-Lab from Tilray for a recipe for dried S-Lab?

Cannabis Flos THC 18% CBD 1% (Tilray) is starting to appear in pharmacies.

Here you can check the availability of this raw material in pharmacies and make a reservation:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/117669/cannabis-flos-thc-18-cbd-1-tilray-marihuana-lecznicza-medyczna/apteki

You can't exchange Tilray for Slab, this is the information I obtained from the Medicover Warsaw pharmacy

S-lab is a distributor of Tilray, in PL if the parameters match, in Warsaw they sell basically as the same product

Depends on the pharmacy. In mine, they propose and replace themselves depending on the stock levels

To @Vairloff:
My answer was given about 7 months ago. As practice shows, raw materials can be exchanged within the same cannabinoid content THC and CBD. Therefore, you can get Tilray on a prescription for S-Lab dried herbs and vice versa.

depends on the pharmacy.
At the main pharmacy in Sosnowiec, you choose what you want, just to make the THC equal or lower. I mean, if you have a prescription for 22 Aurora, you can take anything. If you have a prescription for 18 slab, you can take anything that has 18% THC or less. that's why I always take the prescription for Gorilla glue 22 because they write for 15 g (aurora for 10) and I take e.g. 3 different Fridays. (you can divide the prescriptions by 5 g)

Mrs. Angeliko you write about different terpene contents, but when buying an S-Lab, an uninformed patient does not know what terpenes he gets (I probably counted 5 different varieties that were, and only master kush was a bit better), and besides, there are almost no terpenes in the s-lab, hay without smell.

I bet that it will be as it happens with us "one rabbi will say yes, the other rabbi will say no" on the basis of examples with tax offices, or courts in various regions of PL - our law, unfortunately, is often blurry and ambiguous.

As for the same composition - in fact, the raw materials have a very similar composition as the cannabinoids THC and CBD - range +/- 10%. Nevertheless, the content of e.g. terpenes is different. These are different varieties of cannabis, with slightly different properties or profile of action. Hence my answer that they cannot be treated as replacements. I will try to explore the topic and come back with an answer in this thread.

@Agnieszka Talar-Śpionek. But where exactly is it written? I talked to several pharmacists and they are of the opinion that if the composition is the same and the name of the manufacturer is different, they can release such a product. This is not one person's opinion... Therefore, I ask, where is such a record that prevents such issuance?

@MiGeLe - advice for everyone - first book your medication at your favorite pharmacy and then order a prescription ;)

For @Pioter: These products are not registered as prescription drugs, but as raw material for a pharmacy recipe. So the pharmacist receives information from the doctor on the prescription about what raw material to use and what to "make" the drug from it.

Why? Both drugs have the same pharmaceutical composition. Can be used as a substitute if the content of active substances is the same... By the way, the manufacturer is also the same.

Unfortunately, there is no such possibility. A new prescription will be required. Here you can check the current availability of dried S-Lab and Tilray: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/117668/cannabis-flos-thc-18-cbd-1-s-lab-marihuana-lecznicza-medyczna/apteki https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/117669/cannabis-flos-thc-18-cbd-1-tilray-marihuana-lecznicza-medyczna/apteki