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German pharmacies currently carry every prescribable medical cannabis strain that can be prescribed through the relevant telemedicine platforms such as Grünhorn, GreenMedical, MCOS, flowzz, Weed.de, CannGo, Dr.Ansay, Privatrezept.net, and CanDoc. Strains differ in THC and CBD content, terpene profile, and availability. terpen.cloud shows the full list, sortable and filterable by effect, individual terpenes, city, and availability.

Platforms like flowzz, Weed.de, CannGo, or Dr.Ansay each show only their own pharmacy network. terpen.cloud aggregates every relevant platform and its connected pharmacies at once and gives you the genuinely lowest price per strain, in euros per gram. You look up the strain from your prescription and see every available pharmacy sorted by price, optionally including shipping and prescription fees.

Terpenes are the aromatic compounds in the cannabis plant, and they shape its smell, taste, and effect. Studies (Russo 2011, Hutchison 2024) show that THC effects are strongly terpene-mediated, the so-called entourage effect. Linalool (lavender aroma) tends to calm, α-pinene (pine aroma) tends to sharpen focus and cognition, β-caryophyllene (pepper aroma) eases pain through the CB2 receptor, and β-myrcene is sedating. terpen.cloud rates strains by their terpene profile and the research behind it.

For trouble falling asleep and staying asleep, strains high in β-myrcene, linalool, or nerolidol show sedating effects in the literature. terpen.cloud calculates a sleep score per strain from the terpene profile, sorts matches from high to low, and shows the lowest pharmacy price. Filter: Sleep. For daytime-friendly profiles without a hangover, also pick a lower THC range.

For chronic, neuropathic, or inflammatory pain, β-caryophyllene activates the CB2 receptor and is considered both anti-inflammatory and analgesic. β-myrcene is also linked to analgesia in the peer-reviewed literature, with α-humulene and α-bisabolol rounding out the profile. terpen.cloud sorts by pain score and puts available strains at the top. Filter: Pain. Cannabis is rarely a first-line treatment for pain, but it is an option as adjunct therapy on prescription.

For mental clarity, alertness, concentration, and cognitive performance, nine terpenes contribute positively to the focus score, led by 1,8-cineole (a human cognition study) and α-pinene (the classic wakefulness terpene). Strains with these terpenes and low β-myrcene suit daytime use. Strongly sedating strains are actively pushed down in the focus filter. Filter: Focus.

For anxiety, stress, or inner restlessness, strains high in β-caryophyllene and linalool with moderate β-myrcene show anxiolytic effects. β-caryophyllene modulates stress through CB2 without heavy sedation. terpen.cloud filters these profiles under Relaxation. If you want to fully wind down, combine Relaxation with Sleep as a secondary effect.

Mood-lifting effects are attributed in the literature mainly to limonene (the citrus terpene) and β-caryophyllene. Strains high in limonene and low in β-myrcene tend to lift rather than sedate. terpen.cloud filters by Mood. Note: with a diagnosed depression, cannabis is not a first-line treatment, only an adjunct after medical evaluation.

Anti-inflammatory effects are attributed in the literature mainly to β-caryophyllene, a selective CB2 agonist. α-bisabolol (the chamomile terpene) and α-humulene contribute secondarily. terpen.cloud filters by Inflammation and puts strains with high CB2 activity at the top. For chronic inflammatory conditions, cannabis is rarely a first-line treatment, but it is an option as adjunct therapy on prescription.

Pharmacologically, no. Current research (Russo 2011, McPartland 2018) shows the effect profile depends on the terpene and cannabinoid profile, not on the botanical labels indica, sativa, or hybrid. Two strains both labeled indica can work in opposite directions, depending on the terpene mix. terpen.cloud deliberately drops the indica/sativa axis as an effect predictor and sorts by a terpene-based score.

Currently aggregated: Grünhorn, GreenMedical, MCOS, flowzz, Weed.de, CannGo, Dr.Ansay, Privatrezept.net, and CanDoc, plus their connected pharmacies. 1,500+ pharmacies in one comparison. Pharmacies are checked several times a day. Strains with outdated prices or availability are hidden.