Lyphe Clinic, the UK medical cannabis clinic that became part of Tilray Medical in April, will run a stand at Armed Forces Weekend in Aldershot on June 27 and 28. Tilray announced the plan on June 26.
The stand is meant to promote Lyphe for Veterans, a program the clinic launched in late 2025. Staff will talk with veterans, service members, families and local organizations about the program, Lyphe’s services and what the patient journey looks like. The event is expected to draw between 20,000 and 40,000 people, based on comparable gatherings.
Lyphe for Veterans is open to veterans of any nationality who are 18 or older, live in the UK or Channel Islands and can show proof of veteran status. According to Tilray, it aims to remove clinic-related costs and make the road to a regulated clinical assessment more straightforward. One of the costs it covers is repeat prescription request and delivery fees through Lyphe Dispensary.
Rajnish Ohri, president of international at Tilray Brands, said Armed Forces Weekend “is an important moment to honor service, celebrate community and deepen awareness of the support available to veterans.” He described the program as “practical, responsible, clinically led and built around real patient needs.”
The Lyphe acquisition
Tilray Brands bought Lyphe Group earlier this year. The deal gave the company a UK platform that spans clinical care, dispensing and pharmaceutical distribution. Tilray says it plans to pair Lyphe’s clinic model and digital patient-access tools with its international distribution network to support what it calls more consistent and responsible access to medical cannabis across the UK over time.
Tilray Medical is a division of Tilray Brands, which is listed on Nasdaq and the TSX under the ticker TLRY. The division says it supplies patients, physicians, hospitals, pharmacies, researchers and governments in 20 countries across five continents. Its brands include Good Supply, Redecan, ARX and Broken Coast.
A footnote to the announcement says the Armed Forces Weekend material is provided by Lyphe and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the UK Ministry of Defense or Armed Forces.
Sources
- Tilray Medical Expands Medical Cannabis Access for Veterans Through Lyphe Clinic at Aldershot's Armed Forces Weekend
- Tilray Medical Expands Medical Cannabis Access for Veterans Through Lyphe Clinic at Aldershot’s Armed Forces Weekend
