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Omura Homefill System: An accessibility tool designed to fill flowersticks easily

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Emily Ledger

Alternative pain management

Dried cannabis flower is the most popular form of medical cannabis in the UK. It is prescribed to be inhaled using a device called a dry herb vaporiser (smoking cannabis remains illegal), which gently heats the product releasing a cannabinoid and terpene rich vapour. 

But administering cannabis flower can be daunting at first, particularly for patients with limited dexterity. In this guide, we'll walk you through the features of the Omura Homefill System, a tool designed to streamline your medication administration process.

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What is cannabis flower?

The term “cannabis flower” refers to the leaves and buds of the cannabis plant which are dried and cured to prevent degradation and preserve the active compounds (such as cannabinoids and terpenes) within the product. When prescribed for medical purposes in the UK, cannabis flower should only be consumed via vaporisation using a dry herb vaporiser. 

What is a dry herb vaporiser?

Dry herb vaporisers are electronic devices that apply heat to cannabis flower to release the active compounds within in a vapour. This works in a similar way to smoking; however, vaporisers use much lower temperatures, so combustion is not reached. This ensures toxic and harmful chemicals are not released from the plant matter, making for a healthier and effective method of medical cannabis administration. 

How to use a dry herb vaporiser

Using a dry herb vaporiser depends on the type of device. For example, some vaporisers have a "chamber", into which the cannabis flower can be directly placed. This chamber is then heated, releasing the cannabinoid-rich vapour from the flower. 

Other dry herb vaporisers, such as the Omura Flower Vaporiser, accommodate "flowersticks". These are tubes made from biodegradable and compostable materials, which are filled with ground cannabis flower. These sticks act as the carrier for the medical cannabis, as well as the mouthpiece for inhalation. 

Dry herb vaporisers offer a convenient and effective way to administer medical cannabis flower. However, for some patients, preparing their device for administration can be fiddly and impractical. To address this issue, Omura developed the Homefill System - a tool that makes the process of administering medical cannabis more accessible.

What is the Omura Homefill System?

The Omura Homefill System is a revolutionary tool designed to make the process of filling your Omura Flowersticks quicker and simpler. By avoiding the need to fill one stick at a time by hand, the system makes administering your medication quicker and easier than ever. What's more, you can fill up to 16 flowersticks at a time, so you can conveniently load your vaporiser whenever you are in need of relief.

Why accessibility matters

Medical cannabis patients represent a wide range of health conditions and symptoms that can have an impact on all aspects of life. It is therefore crucial that medical cannabis administration is accessible for all patients. The Omura Homefill System allows patients to fill their flowersticks with ease. 

While the system is particularly useful for patients with arthritis, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and others who may experience problems with dexterity, tremors, or muscle spasms, it is designed to improve the medical cannabis experience for all. 

Best of all? The Omura Homefill System is included in our Releaf Starter Kit, along with the Omura Series X Dry Herb Vaporiser and a stock of Omura Flowersticks, so you can get started straight away. They can be purchased separately (priced at £19.99) in our online shop on the patient platform.

Improving accessibility for medical cannabis patients

Accessibility to cannabis-based medicines has improved significantly in recent years; however, some barriers continue to exclude patients from a smooth treatment journey. We're dedicated to addressing these issues wherever we can, including by making the administration of our plant-based treatments as accessible as possible. 

At Releaf, we're not just a clinic; we strive to be a support system for all our patients, empowering them to experience the best possible treatment and outcomes. Sign up to use the Releaf Patient Platform to access everything you need for smooth and hassle-free medical cannabis treatment.

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Emily, an accomplished content writer with a specialisation in cannabis and alternative health, leverages her five years in the sector to enhance education and diminish stigma around medicinal cannabis use.

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Further reading

How to use the Flowerstick Home Fill System

With a large proportion of Releaf patients choosing the Omura Vaporiser to "heat, not burn" their prescribed medical cannabis flower options, we thought it was about time to quickly discuss how to use the Flowerstick Home Fill System.

Sam North

How do dry herb vaporisers work?

For thousands of years, the main method of cannabis consumption has been smoking. But in recent years, as medical cannabis has become more prominent and consumers are generally looking for healthier alternatives, the dry herb vaporiser has been on the rise. So, how do they work? And importantly, are dry herb vaporisers worth it?

Emily Ledger