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Fair Pricing Program
Everyone’s financial situation is unique and not all benefit plans cover medical cannabis. Spectrum Therapeutics understands this and is proud to offer affordable pricing solutions to help patients afford the medical cannabis they need.
Annual income of $35,000 or less
Requirements: Notice of assessment (NOA) that indicates your name, address, and line 15000 (gross income) or T5007 Statement of Benefits Form.
Enrolment in a federal or provincial financial assistance program
Requirements: Proof of enrolment in CPP Disability (T4A(P) Line 16), ODSP, AISH, SAID, or other provincial program.
Enrolment in Employment Insurance (EI)
Requirements: Most recent bank statement, showing your name and proof of deposit (cannot be joint account) or EI statement/approval letter dated within last three months.
Employment as a first responder
Requirements: Please send us a proof of employment, retirement, or ID showing you are currently employed or retired as a First Responder (Including Paramedics, Firefighters, Police Officers, 911 Dispatchers, and Correctional Officers)
Being under the age of 18 and having a medical condition for which cannabis is authorized by a healthcare provider
Requirements: Submission of a medical document by a prescribing Healthcare professional
Register online today and submit your supporting documents to qualify for our Compassionate Pricing Program! Once registered, you can also submit your supporting documents to customer care.
Please note, only one pricing program may be applied at a time.
Veteran Care
We are honored to support Canadian Veterans through our best-in-class Spectrum Veteran Care Program.
Patients aged 65+ automatically qualify for 10% off.
There is no need to supply documentation. Please Contact our Customer Care Team if you have any questions.
What else can make medical cannabis more affordable?
It is a medical expense:
You can claim your receipts from your medical cannabis on your income tax return, under Line 330 – Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children born in 1997 or later. Obtaining your receipts become easy with registration! Just click on “My Account” and scroll down to your order history.
It may be covered by your insurance or Health Spending Account:
You can claim your receipts from your medical cannabis on your income tax return, under Line 330 – Medical expenses for self, spouse or common-law partner, and your dependent children born in 1997 or later. Obtaining your receipts become easy with registration! Just click on “My Account” and scroll down to your order history.
