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Mamedica Ltd

ASA upheld a complaint over a Mamedica medical cannabis clinic fee comparison

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According to Advertising Standards Authority (UK), Jan 28, 2026 · Read the source

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Summary

The ASA published a ruling on 28 January 2026 about the website of Mamedica Ltd, a medical cannabis clinic in London. The pricing page, seen in May 2025, said clinic fees drop to zero after the first year, "lower than any other clinic in the UK", and showed a bar chart of average year-two fees.

The ASA held that the comparison with named competitors was not verifiable: the page did not explain the method behind the "average year 2" figures, the features included for each provider, or the dates and sources of competitor prices. It found a breach of CAP Code rule 3.34 and told Mamedica not to make misleading price-advantage claims or leave the basis of comparisons unclear.

What the source found

  • Ad: pricing page of mamedica.co.uk, seen May 2025.
  • Finding: comparison with competitors not verifiable; basis not made clear.
  • Rule breached: CAP Code 3.34.

Timeline

  1. ASA ruling published (complaint upheld)

Sources

  1. Regulator

    Advertising Standards Authority (UK) · Jan 28, 2026

    ASA ruling on Mamedica Ltd

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Status notes

[dataset] ASA rulings search (asa.org.uk/codes-and-rulings/rulings.html, terms cbd/cannabis), retrieved 2026-09-30

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