Help now
Take one calm step at a time.
Choose the situation in front of you. GreenGuruAI will show the first practical step, what evidence may help and the reviewed guidance to open next.
This is not an emergency service.
Call 999 where there is immediate danger, a medical emergency or a crime in progress. GreenGuruAI cannot contact police, employers, clinics, embassies or lawyers for you, and it cannot decide your legal position or whether you are impaired.
Choose your situation
What is happening right now?
These routes are deliberately short. They lead only to reviewed guidance already published on GreenGuruAI.
Police have stopped or questioned me
First: Stay calm. Do not argue about the law at the roadside and do not make claims you cannot support.
Prepare: Identification, labelled medication packaging and current prescription evidence if safely available.
Open police-stop guidance →I am at airport security or customs
First: Do not assume a UK prescription permits entry, transit or possession in another country.
Prepare: Prescription evidence, original packaging, travel letter where required, destination and transit checks.
Open travel guidance →My employer wants an urgent meeting
First: Ask what the meeting concerns, whether it is formal and whether you may bring a representative or companion.
Prepare: Relevant policy, prescription evidence and a short factual account of what has happened.
Open workplace guidance →I am being asked to take a drug test
First: Follow the lawful workplace process, disclose prescribed medication through the correct confidential channel and do not treat a screening result as proof of impairment.
Prepare: Prescription evidence, medication details and the testing or occupational-health procedure.
Open drug-testing guidance →I need to prove my prescription
First: Use matching, current evidence rather than relying on one screenshot or an unlabelled container.
Prepare: Original labelled packaging, prescription copy, identification and clinic or pharmacy contact details.
Open proof guidance →I am worried about driving or DVLA
First: Do not drive if impaired. Separate immediate fitness to drive from whether an underlying condition or treatment effect must be reported.
Prepare: Medication details, prescriber advice, licence group and any DVLA correspondence.
Open DVLA guidance →Before the next situation
Prepare once, then find things quickly.
Use the local-first Evidence Locker to record what documents you have and where you keep them. The original files remain under your control.
Important limits
A prescription does not permit driving, hazardous work or any activity while impaired. It does not override foreign law, workplace safety rules or an individual legal process. Use the linked official and professional routes when the situation requires personal advice or immediate representation.