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AustraliaSydney, New South Wales Medical cannabis clinicPrice level 2 of 4
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About Australian Access Clinics

Sydney telehealth-only cannabis clinic with phone consults and partner-dispensary delivery; 4.1 on Birdeye from 155 reviews.

Australian Access Clinics is a Sydney practice that consults only by phone. Its postal address is in Eastlakes and a Birdeye listing puts it on O'Riordan Street, Mascot, with weekday hours of 9am to 4pm. The old auscannabisclinics.com.au domain now redirects to ausaccessclinics.com.au.

What it publishes:

  • Initial consultation $99 (reduced from $150), follow-ups $79.
  • AHPRA-registered doctors assess suitability; approved scripts go to a preferred dispensary.
  • Free shipping and, it says, recommended retail pricing with no hidden dispensing fees.
  • Indicative medicine prices from about $5 per gram of flower, $59 for oils and $49 for gummies.

It claims more than 25,000 patients. Birdeye shows 4.1 from 155 reviews. Long-term patients praise easy booking and staff who go out of their way. Newer complaints focus on stock: one patient waited weeks for gummies with no update, another said a script was cancelled on mental-health grounds, and some mention billing disputes over unfilled orders.

Price transparency is a plus; confirm stock before paying for a follow-up.

Its fee structure is higher than several free-consult competitors, but the clinic publishes indicative medicine prices up front, which few rivals do. The doctor, not the patient, decides whether a script is issued and which product fits.

What’s good

  • Published medicine price ranges
  • Free shipping from partner dispensary

Worth knowing

  • Telehealth only, no face-to-face visits
  • Recent reviews mention stock delays

Products

  • Flower
  • Vapes
  • Tinctures & oils
  • Edibles

Services

  • Online consultation
  • Prescription required
  • Medical patients
  • Delivery
Menu & prices

What you’ll pay

$$$$Initial consult $99 (from $150); follow-up $79; medicine from about $5/g dried flower, oils from $59 (its site, Sep 2026)

Six signals

Score breakdown

2 of 6 criteria assessed · 35% of the weight

  • License & compliance25% of scoreNot assessedActive license on the official register, clean enforcement history
  • Customer reviews25% of score8.1 out of 10Verified on-site reviews; otherwise large public rating samples
  • Lab & product transparency20% of scoreNot assessedPublished lab results, clear pricing, ownership and contacts
  • Pricing & value10% of scoreNot assessedPrices against the local median for the same category
  • Service & access10% of score8.2 out of 10Hours, ordering, delivery, accessibility, ID checks
  • Complaint handling10% of scoreNot assessedHow often and how well problems are answered in public

Initial score based on 155 public ratings, listed services and hours. Lab transparency, pricing and complaint handling have not been assessed yet.

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Ratings on other platforms

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  • Birdeye 4.1/5155 reviews · checked Sep 2026

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • Booking and service

    Long-term patients describe easy booking and a staff member who went beyond expectations.

    Source: Birdeye reviews, Undated, read Sep 2026 · summarized by Verdex editors

  • Stock delays

    A patient waited weeks for prescribed gummies without updates and felt treated as revenue.

    Source: Birdeye reviews, Undated, read Sep 2026 · summarized by Verdex editors

  • Script cancelled

    One reviewer said their prescription was stopped for mental-health reasons, which upset them.

    Source: Birdeye reviews, Undated, read Sep 2026 · summarized by Verdex editors

These are our editors’ summaries of what customers wrote about Australian Access Clinics on other platforms — not verbatim quotes and not reviews collected by Verdex.

Locations

Where to find Australian Access Clinics

  1. Mascot (Birdeye listing)

    134A O'Riordan St, Mascot, 2020, Sydney

    Opening hours
    Opening hours — Mascot (Birdeye listing)
    Monday9 am – 4 pm
    Tuesday9 am – 4 pm
    Wednesday9 am – 4 pm
    Thursday9 am – 4 pm
    Friday9 am – 4 pm
    Saturday—
    Sunday—
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Australian Access Clinics: frequently asked questions

Does Australian Access Clinics see patients in person?

No. The site says it is an online-only clinic offering phone telehealth.

What does it cost?

An initial consult is listed at $99 and follow-ups at $79, as of September 2026.

Sources

  1. Australian Access Clinics — home · checked Sep 2026
  2. Australian Access Clinics — Birdeye · checked Sep 2026

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