Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary and all subsidiaries wish to be open and transparent to our clients and the public. Guided by research and experience of flower-derived therapies (we can't say medicine), our Medical Practitioners will assess whether flower-derived therapies/treatments are suitable for you. At the initial consultation our accredited Medical Practitioners conduct a thorough assessment, including a full medical and mental health history, current medications, possible drug dependence and substance abuse. We may choose to consult other doctors in order to obtain relevant health information. If flower-derived therapies/treatments are suitable for you and your condition, our doctors will apply to the TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration of the Australian Department of Health and Ageing) for approval before prescribing.
You may choose to collect your medication in person from Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary or they can be delivered to you via our nominated courier service which is fast, safe and secure. Applicable only if approved.
The follow up of your progress, whilst on flower derived treatment, is regular, mandatory and is conducted at the highest medical standard. Our dedicated team of Medical Practitioners and Health Professionals are here to continuously help and support you along your flower derived journey.
Flower-derived remedies, commonly known as medicinal cannabis, are alternative treatments where other or previous medications have not been successful, available in the form of oils, tinctures, extracts (e.g., CBD oil) raw and/or dried. They all originate from a genus of flowering plant in the family cannabaceae, that may contain botanical marijuana which contains cannabinoids such as delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabinol (CBN). It should be noted that the use of cannabis products derived from plants may involve exposure to a mixture of cannabinoids. Despite it not being fully rigorously studied, flower-derived alternatives used for medicinal purposes, and therefore this definition, is based on evidence available at the time and will be regularly updated as new evidence emerges. Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary, as guided by information available from the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), the government authority responsible for evaluating, assessing and monitoring products that are defined as therapeutic goods, does not promote and/or endorse the exclusive use of medical flower-derived alternatives, as they are regulated by Australian State and Territory legislations. Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoever for any person’s misinterpretation of this definition.
We at Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary provide our patients with a variety of flower-derived products produced by various companies. Providing these products to our patients does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them. Our doctors are independent in their decision making with regards to all aspects of flower derived treatments, determined by various factors.
At Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary we offer consultations either in clinic or via telephone Australia Wide.
When you choose Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary, you are choosing ongoing support and expertise. Our dedicated team of Medical Practitioners and Health Professionals will be beside you every step of the way, so you get the best possible health outcomes.
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Trava Health Clinic and Dispensary does not promote the exclusive use of medical flower-derived alternatives. At present, there is limited evidence about the effectiveness of a variety of flower-derived medicinal products including medicinal cannabis for use in different medical conditions. There is also little known about doses of individual flower-derived products. Doctors rely on evidence to make informed decisions about the best medications for their patients. For flower-derived medicinal alternatives (medicinal cannabis), the amount of evidence is currently limited and the products, doses and research methods used vary between studies. There is also limited information available to help doctors determine the most appropriate and SAFE doses while minimising potential SIDE EFFECTS. Flower-derived products are not registered in Australia. The use and supply of these alternative treatments (i.e. medicinal cannabis, like oils, tinctures, extracts (e.g., CBD oil) raw and/or dried) are regulated by State and Territory legislation and only accessible through Special Access Scheme pathways. Much like other medications, flower-derived alternatives can affect each person differently, due to factors such as size, weight, health, dosage, tolerance and age. Medicinal flower-derived alternatives might not work for you, and you might experience side-effects. For medical advice, please refer to your doctor. Medicinal flower-derived alternatives in Australia are regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and can only be prescribed by certified medical professionals. More details about flower-derived medicines as a prescribed medicinal alternative can be found on the TGA website. Please consider the following:
