Faq

Under Thai regulations, access is restricted for individuals under 20 years of age, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers. Licensed providers follow identity and eligibility checks as part of compliance requirements.

Yes. Licensed strains are typically supported by a certificate of analysis (COA). Testing may include cannabinoid content, microbial screening, and heavy metal testing to ensure the batch meets regulatory thresholds before distribution.

Whole-bud quality refers to intact cannabis flowers that have been properly cultivated, dried, and handled without excessive processing. Maintaining whole-bud integrity helps preserve consistency and reduces contamination risks, which is important under Thai quality and safety standards.

In clinical and educational settings, strain categories are used as reference points rather than guarantees. Doctors consider cannabinoid profiles, lab data, patient history, and risk factors during consultation, especially in licensed clinics such as those commonly found in the Sukhumvit area.

Licensed refers to operators and products that are approved under Ministry of Public Health regulations. This includes GACP-certified cultivation, documented handling procedures, and laboratory verification such as certificates of analysis (COA) before strains are made available through compliant providers.

Cannabis strains in Bangkok are handled within a licensed framework regulated by the Thai Ministry of Public Health. Cultivation, distribution, and access are permitted only through approved channels that meet documentation, testing, and compliance requirements. Recreational use is not permitted under Thai law.