Cannatherapy

Telemedicine · Zug

Zug is in a German-speaking canton. You can choose German, English or Russian for your appointments; the information call can also take place in Italian, with the language of the consultation agreed before the appointment. The consultations take place by video with the same physician. A trip to our practice in Zurich is not part of the process.

Our physician Oxana Smagulova decides individually in the consultation whether treatment with medical cannabis is medically indicated.

How it works from Zug

  1. 1

    Book the free 10-minute information call online. It takes place by video or phone, wherever you are.

  2. 2

    The consultation with our physician takes place by video. You do not need to travel to Zurich.

  3. 3

    Where medically indicated, the physician writes a prescription. The original paper narcotics prescription goes by post to the pharmacy you choose.

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    Follow-up appointments also take place by video, with the same physician.

  • The Federal Statistical Office counted 32'160 residents in the town of Zug at the end of 2025, more than in Baar or Cham, the canton's next-largest municipalities.
  • The canton of Zug has its own introductory act to the federal Narcotics Act (Einführungsgesetz, EG BetmG, BGS 823.5).

The same prices everywhere

Information call
CHF 0
Medical consultation
CHF 149
Follow-up consultation
CHF 149
Annual plan
CHF 499

Money-back guarantee. If the physician concludes in the consultation that treatment is not medically indicated, you get the CHF 149 back in full.

Whether treatment is medically indicated is decided by the physician in the consultation. There is no entitlement to a prescription.

Pharmacies

We have not found a pharmacy in the canton of Zug that states this on its own website. These pharmacies state that they send medical cannabis preparations by post across Switzerland:

You are free to choose any pharmacy. This is a factual list, not a recommendation. All pharmacies

The authority in your canton

In the canton of Zug, the Pharmazeutische Abteilung (Kantonsapothekerin) supervises medicines and narcotics. zg.ch

More on the canton of Zug: supervision, rules and pharmacies

Common questions

  • Can I have my appointments in English?

    Yes, English is available for the information call and the consultation alike, as are German and Russian.

  • Can I use a pharmacy near my workplace rather than my home?

    Yes, which pharmacy you use is up to you (Art. 26 HMG), whether close to work or anywhere else in Switzerland.

Start with the free information call

Ten minutes, no cost, no obligation.

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