Why I built it
When I was trying to make sense of my own prescriptions, I wanted to keep the product details, photos and my notes together. A single score never told me enough. Review Budz grew from that personal record into an app where other patients can add the details they think are worth sharing.
The aim is straightforward: make patient experiences easier to find and read in context, while leaving treatment decisions with patients and their clinicians.
What you will find in the app
- A searchable catalogue of prescribed flowers, with product information kept separate from patient opinions.
- Patient-written reviews, ratings, photos and comments.
- Side-by-side comparison tools and community discussion.
- Ways to report content that is unsafe, misleading or inappropriate.
There is a free version of Review Budz. Optional Supporter features help pay for image hosting, app services and continued development.
Independent, with clear boundaries
Review Budz is not a clinic, pharmacy or place to buy cannabis. A product appearing in the catalogue is not an endorsement, and a patient's review is not a claim that the same product will suit anyone else.
We want people to be able to share honest experiences without turning the app into a recommendation engine for treatment. Read our guide to reading patient reviews for more on those limits.
For questions about your prescription or treatment, contact your prescribing clinician or pharmacist. Review Budz does not provide medical advice.
Get in touch
If something in the app needs correcting, you have a safety concern, or you want to talk about a patient-community resource, email reviewbudz@dibsmcmedia.com. You can also use the app's reporting tools for a specific review or discussion.
