Medical Cannabis at Expo Cannabis
One-on-One Medical Consultations
Over 40 doctors from various specialties trained in medical cannabis will be on site to answer your questions.
Top-Quality Medicinal Products
Creams, oils, lotions, and skincare. Find everything you need – from trusted brands.
Expert Conferences & Panels
Leading specialists from Argentina and the region come together to share knowledge: when cannabis is useful, which strains to use, how to apply it, and the latest medical advances.
Cannabis Oil-Making Workshops
Learn how to make your own medicinal cannabis oil at home. A short, hands-on class with all the information you need.
Cannabis-Based Skincare
Explore beauty and personal care products packed with the therapeutic benefits of cannabis. Everything for a natural self-care routine.
FAQs
What conditions is medical cannabis used for?
Chronic pain, chemotherapy-related nausea and vomiting, spasticity in multiple sclerosis, refractory seizures, glaucoma, symptoms of Crohn’s disease, among others.
How can I use medical cannabis safely?
It can be taken orally (oils, capsules, edibles), sublingually (drops), or topically (creams and ointments). Proper use depends on the product, the condition, and medical guidance.
How is cannabis oil dosing calculated?
Start with low doses (e.g., 1–2 mg of CBD or THC daily) and increase gradually until the desired effect is reached – always under medical supervision.
Which oil is best for my condition?
It depends. Each medical condition requires a specific cannabinoid profile. For pain or inflammation, CBD+THC-rich types are common. For anxiety, high-CBD, low-THC formulas are preferred. Always consult a professional.
What precautions should I take when using medical cannabis?
Start low, avoid self-medicating, don’t drive or operate machinery, inform your doctor about other medications, and monitor for side effects like drowsiness or increased heart rate. Additional precautions may apply to at-risk groups.
Can I use medical cannabis while on other medications?
Yes, but it’s crucial to consult your doctor. Cannabis may interact with certain drugs processed by the liver.
What side effects or risks does medical cannabis have?
Side effects are usually mild: drowsiness, dry mouth, increased heart rate, appetite or mood changes. Long-term vaping or smoking can irritate the respiratory tract.
Is medical cannabis dangerous?
Not when used with proper medical supervision and high-quality products.
Where can I find reliable medical cannabis products?
At specialized events like Expo Cannabis, authorized pharmacies, licensed labs, or through permitted home cultivation.
What are the medicinal benefits of cannabis?
Cannabis has analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anxiolytic, anticonvulsant and neuroprotective properties. It can also improve sleep, appetite, and reduce spasticity.