Bad Things Happening To A Good Plant In Thailand
In Thailand today, cannabis is being targeted as just another drug that ruins lives and users are being warned that there is a plan to use law enforcement to make cannabis very hard to get. The...
The person making these claims wants the power to take your cannabis away
“I don’t want cannabis to be easily available,” She then unveiled Pheu Thai’s policies to solve the narcotics problem: take serious legal action against drug producers and dealers;… At a speech over the weekend in Buri Ram, health minister Anutin’s home province, where she has little chance of winning.
This story of fear mongering and emotional appeals to child safety shows how easy it is to tap into false narratives in the belief that it could lead to political gain;. This is the legacy of international propaganda campaigns from the 70s up to the present day.
More rhetoric from Ms Paetongtarn‘s campaign:
“We will be able to put our policies into practice only when we can form the core of the government with a landslide win.” The Peu Thai Party
Just an unthinking lumping in of cannabis with all narcotics
Frequently Asked Questions
To get a medical cannabis prescription in Thailand, you need to consult with a licensed medical practitioner (doctor, psychiatrist, or traditional Thai medicine practitioner). You can book a consultation through our platform at Cannabox MD, where you'll have a virtual or in-person consultation to discuss your condition and determine if medical cannabis is right for you.
Yes, medical cannabis is legal in Thailand as of 2025. However, it requires a valid prescription from a licensed medical practitioner. Recreational use without a prescription is illegal. The new regulations require all cannabis purchases to be accompanied by proper medical documentation.
Medical cannabis in Thailand can be prescribed for various conditions including chronic pain, anxiety, depression, PTSD, insomnia, epilepsy, cancer-related symptoms, and other qualifying medical conditions. Your doctor will evaluate your specific situation during the consultation to determine if you qualify.
Medical cannabis prescriptions in Thailand typically last for 30 days, after which you'll need a follow-up consultation to renew your prescription. This ensures proper monitoring of your treatment and allows your doctor to adjust your treatment plan as needed.
No, under the new 2025 regulations, medical cannabis prescriptions are only available to Thai residents and those with valid long-term visas. Cannabis tourism has been explicitly prohibited by the Thai government. Tourists attempting to purchase or possess cannabis without proper authorization face legal consequences.
With a valid prescription, you can access various medical cannabis products including flowers (buds), oils, tinctures, capsules, and topicals. The specific products and dosages will be recommended by your doctor based on your medical condition and treatment needs.
