Frequently asked questions.

Prescriptii Canna AI is a free, guided tool that helps Canadian veterans narrow licensed medical cannabis product options based on their symptoms, preferences, and safety profile. It covers 177 licensed products across dried flower, oils, edibles, capsules, and topicals.

No. Prescriptii does not sell, distribute, or dispense cannabis products. It is an educational guidance tool that helps veterans identify products worth discussing with their healthcare provider.

Yes. The guided matching tool is completely free, requires no account, and can be used as many times as you like.

No. You can use Prescriptii whether or not you currently have a medical authorization. It's designed to help you research and compare products before or during conversations with your healthcare provider.

Prescriptii was built specifically for Canadian veterans, with conditions, safety considerations, and VAC realities in mind. While anyone of legal age in Canada can use it, the guidance is tailored to veteran needs.

You answer 11 guided questions about your condition, symptoms, timing, format preferences, experience level, and safety considerations. A three-stage scoring engine then ranks products: first by hard exclusion filters, then by condition-terpene affinity scoring, and finally by runtime modifiers based on your preferences. The result is a ranked shortlist with explanations.

Currently 177 licensed Canadian cannabis products across five formats: dried flower, oils, edibles, capsules, and topicals. The database is updated periodically.

The matching engine covers 10 conditions commonly reported by veterans: PTSD, chronic pain, insomnia/sleep, anxiety, depression, nausea, appetite loss, inflammation, muscle spasms, and TBI considerations. See our Symptom Guide for details on each.

The guided intake takes approximately 3–5 minutes. Results are generated immediately.

No. Prescriptii does not require an account, does not collect personal health information, and does not store your responses. Your guided match runs in your browser session only.

No. Prescriptii is an educational guidance tool, not a medical device or service. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatments, or replace your healthcare provider. Every result includes a reminder to discuss options with your provider.

The system flags TBI history, medication interaction considerations, impairment tolerance, and new-user caution. Safety notices appear on relevant results, and every match includes a clinician discussion prompt. Crisis resources (VAC Assistance, Crisis Line, OSISS) are accessible throughout.

As of April 1, 2026, VAC reimburses up to $6.00 per gram of dried cannabis (or equivalent), down from $8.50. The daily limit of 3 grams per day is unchanged. See our VAC Coverage Guide for the full breakdown.

Prescriptii's matching is based on symptom fit, product characteristics, and safety — not pricing. However, knowing which products match your needs can help you have a more focused conversation with your licensed producer about options within the $6.00/gram reimbursement range.

No. Prescriptii is available to any legal-age adult in Canada. VAC coverage status does not affect how the tool works.

Yes. You can review the Anxiety Guide and the PTSD-Related Symptoms Guide for more detailed decision-support information built around symptom overlap, timing, and daytime function.

Yes. Veterans can also review the Product Formats Guide and the Daytime vs Nighttime Guide for clearer explanations of onset, duration, timing, and practical use patterns.

Veterans who try recommended products can voluntarily share their experience. This anonymous feedback helps the matching system learn from real-world outcomes rather than assumptions, improving recommendations for future veterans.

Yes. All feedback is anonymous. No personal information is associated with product feedback.