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Patient Escape Room

The Patient Escape Room is the members' hangout on Medicated TV: M.A.R.S TV on the big jumbotron with the Lounge group chat right beside it, and all the games — trivia, Bubble Pop, Duck Race, Stash Dash, Bud Match and more — that win you Canna Patch Kids cards.

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The headline act is Duck Racing — set up a race room, invite your buds and watch up to 20 ducks race on the jumbotron, with the rest of the field filled by house ducks. There's also the Hemp Tent grow game and a lava lamp to chill out with.

The Escape Room is part of a Medicated TV subscription. Everything happens in your browser — there's nothing to download.

It's a place to unwind with other adult patients, not a place for medical advice. Be kind, keep personal details private, and talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your own treatment.

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Medicated & Dedicated

About Medicated TV

Medicated TV is an Australian medicinal cannabis media brand and patient community for adults 18+, founded and hosted by Irish Wick — Australia's very first legal medicinal cannabis flower patient. Patient news, M.A.R.S radio, a Clinic & Chemist Finder and a verified-patient Flower Finder: made by patients, for patients.

Quick answers

What is Medicated TV?

Medicated TV is Irish Wick's show and community for adults (18+) in Australia: news, videos and M.A.R.S radio, plus the Flower Finder and the Clinic & Chemist Finder.

How do Medicated TV subscriptions work?

Subscriber is $4.99 a month after a 7-day free trial and opens the whole site; cancel any time. Verified is $9.99 a month: everything in Subscriber plus a purple tick, a profile banner and a one-time 10-minute video call with Irish.

Where is the Flower Finder?

Open the Menu and tap Flower Finder. It needs a subscription plus a one-time prescription check, because Australian law limits showing details of prescription medicines to the public.

How do I cancel?

Go to Profile, then Manage billing, and cancel there any time.

Is Medicated TV medical advice?

No. Nothing on Medicated TV is medical advice. Always talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your health and your medicines.

General information only — not medical advice. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your own situation.