Montu has become embroiled in another contentious product dispute as the company faced accusations it misled patients over the availability of Altum Group’s Kind Medical range of medicine.
Altum said it has been contacted by several “confused and distressed” patients of Montu’s Alternaleaf clinic network saying they were told Kind Medical is out of stock.
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Medicinal cannabis clinics that restrict their prescriber access to all available medicinal cannabis products are not about patient access. No medicinal cannabis supplier (nor any clinic or dispensary formulary) stocks every available strain, dosage form or product. This approach limits patient and prescriber access to the most suitable medicine for that individual patient. It is an approach which prioritises something other than patient access.
If we are to have a healthy, ethical and prosperous industry then we need to separate the clinical and fiscal imperative. They can exist together, but the clinical needs to have priority.