# Lyphe

Source: https://medcannaindex.com/clinics/lyphe

Lyphe is a UK clinic that prescribes medical cannabis, based in London. Appointments are held online. The least you could pay Lyphe in clinic fees for a first year is £99.99, on its Saver Annual plan (3 plans are listed). A first appointment is £99.99 and a repeat prescription is free. Medication is paid for separately. Its prescriptions are dispensed by Lyphe Dispensary. Fee record last changed on 4 October 2026; confirm with the clinic before you pay.

How much does Lyphe cost?
The least you could pay Lyphe in clinic fees for a first year is £99.99, on its Saver Annual plan (3 plans are listed). A first appointment is £99.99 and a repeat prescription is free. Medication is paid for separately.

What plans does Lyphe have?
Lyphe has 3 plans listed here. Lowest clinic fees for a first year: Saver Annual £99.99, Saver Monthly £119.88 and PAYG £396.

Which pharmacy does Lyphe use?
Its prescriptions are dispensed by Lyphe Dispensary. A clinic may charge to send a prescription to a different pharmacy.

Are Lyphe appointments online or in person?
Appointments are held online.

How do I contact Lyphe?
You can reach Lyphe by phone on 020 4538 2273, by email at info@lyphe.com and through its website.

Price list as recorded:
PAYG:
- Travel Letter Fee: Free
- (or) Swap to Clinic: Free
- Repeat Prescription: £25.00
- General Consultation: £49.00
- Sign-Up Consultation: £49.00
- Future Minimum Annual Cost: £420.00
- First Year Minimum Annual Cost: £396.00

Saver Annual:
- Annual Fee: £99.99
- Travel Letter Fee: Free
- Repeat Prescription: Free
- General Consultation: Free
- Sign-Up Consultation: £99.99
- Future Minimum Annual Cost: £99.99
- First Year Minimum Annual Cost: £99.99

Saver Monthly:
- Monthly Fee: £9.99
- Travel Letter Fee: Free
- Repeat Prescription: Free
- General Consultation: Free
- Sign-Up Consultation: £9.99
- Future Minimum Annual Cost: £119.88
- First Year Minimum Annual Cost: £119.88

From MedCannaIndex. Fees and product details are as recorded there and should be confirmed with the clinic or pharmacy. This is not medical advice: which product is suitable, and how much, is for the prescribing specialist.