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Personally, in a dozen or so purchases, both online and in the shop, I simply do a direct bank transfer from my phone, and then forward or show (most transactions for me occur on LINE or Messenger) a screengrab of the confirmation You could ask a friend, who has mobile banking, to make the transfer then you reimburse them in cash. Maybe ask Greenlabs for other options? I've never done it but I guess you could go to a branch of their bank and make a cash "transfer or deposit"?

What symptoms are you trying to treat, or what effects are you looking for? What lead you to this "oil"? I assume you do not want to smoke/vape legal Cannabis? OTC edibles and extracts remain illegal. Government hospitals may freely prescribe cannabis extract oil to patients in selected circumstances The GPO oils may be better suited for you, but that's just a guess.

Is smoking weed or using Cannabis in Thailand in some form compulsory? "Class, there are no stupid questions." OK, maybe some.

Airizer XQ2 available here, in Thailand... https://chumrearn.com/arizer 12,480 I ordered three Airistech dry herb vaporizers from AliExpress (the "official" Airistech store there). Order shipped from the Netherlands. Breezed through Lak Si Customs. Took ~37 days from order to receipt. Seeing a lot new dry herb vaporizer options here now. Still none of the higher end units the OP asked about though. I've been encouraging some thse folks to stock the Pax 3 and/or Da Vinci IQ2.

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In their defense I think they might say that they have to resell your less than prisitine bills to some Thai (predominantly) customer planning to go to the U.S. Or even to anyone traveling to a country where USD can be used. Hence they want the best possible product in their inventory to sell to other customers. Not unreasonable, given there are few alternatives which won't eat into their margin.

Some details on the licensing procedures... http://www.channelweedthailand.com/2022/07/27/thailand-launched-new-certificate-for-cannabis-seller/?fbclid=IwAR2Qg2rQ6QfcgRHqU6l1tRmb5iDgX6YVzPM7JlbuKrl6xXxZgi1TRTHGrsc

IMO, the police need to give a warning for foreign tourists found to be smoking cannabis in public, for first-time "offenders". The laws, such as they are, are not well publicized. The edict against public consumption, and potentially annoying others, is barely a month old, is only published in Thai in the Royal Gazette (not required reading by tourists as of yet). No need to create PR problems. Issue a written warning, or hand out an infographic on the current "laws". TAT needs to step up and issue broad warnings about Cannabis consumption. Oh, and not changing the rules daily would be a help too.

This lets everyone pedaling Cannabis food, health, beauty derived products off the hook. Greater than 0.2 % = Legal but Controlled Less than 0.2% = Legal, Not Controlled Seems fine, thank goodness someone pulled this silly edict back.

I guess that eventually you'll need a license to sell, and 'process', cannabis. Who knows when they might enforce this requirement? For now that's been delayed. Some smaller growers are banding together to file for one license.

Chalk this up to, well, general incompetence. Yes, another in the long line of "Generals" here. Invoking an edict - was it even Gazetted? - and asking the Police to enforce it overnight is preposterous, even for Thailand. That said, DTAM licenses are available, quite a few Thais applied yesterday, the filing fee is 20 baht. The license fee is 3,000 baht to sell, and 1,000 baht to "process". Requiring a license seems reasonable to me. In a way this is sort of good news as it points out some of the procedures which need to be covered in the Cannabis Control Act. Cannabis activist Kitty Chopaka pointed out that 7/11, among many other retail outlets, has a bunch of Cannabis-derived products for sale, and yet they haven't applied for a license to sell "herb-derived" products.

Thanks for this. I'm shocked these people are risking so much for so little. I'm hopeful that Berner is unaware of this activity. It is illegal to export California cannabis to other states, and obviously to other countries. And, as I know realize, they are taking standard grade cannabis, then repackaging it here. (You can find Cookies blue bags for sale here.) This does great harm to these brands, is illegal and risks their CA licenses. And it does great harm to local Thai growers.

I just got a LINE alert for https://cookiesconnected.com/product/gary-payton-weed/ and other Made in USA strains: Apple Fritter, Extreme Creme. https://www.facebook.com/ArijuanaThailand

I quoted the price on Cookies web-page. I used that because I saw Cookies brand strains (specifically Ice Cream Cake) for sale here. https://cookiesconnected.com/product/ice-cream-cake-strain/ Yes Cookies is on the high end. Yes there are many other U.S. brands sold here...Glass House is ~ 3,000 for a pound. Stiizy is on the high end too. Thais in the U.S. are buying name brands, in eigths and oz's, not pounds, then shipping those here. Although the siezure yesterday at Suvaranbhumi looked like one pound bags? Yes, I'll stipulate that there are cheaper alternatives available in the U.S. Just a few seen in the wild here photos...

Google Translate Check it out!!! How to get a license to sell regulated plants "cannabis" legally From the case that the Ministry of Health has announced an order giving police powers to arrest marijuana across the country to control marijuana liberalization before it starts using it. Cannabis-Hemp Act New edition coming soon For the documents that need to be prepared are as follows: 1. Copy of the applicant's ID card 2. Copy of the applicant's house registration 3. Store location map Photos of the face and inside the store 4. The origin of controlled herbs, that is, those who planted themselves Bring a commercial planting certificate with you. As for those who accept to sell, they must bring a receipt or purchase document with them. 5. Document Form Thor Por 12 (available for free) 6. Lease agreement or ownership of the host, such as a copy of the house registration of the host. of the location where the store is located 7. If you are a juristic person, you must prepare relevant documents such as company registration documents. Authorized director's ID card house registration of authorized directors, etc. As for the fee, the proportion is divided according to the license. 1) Research license. Controlled herbs 1,000 baht 2) Sales license Controlled herbs 3,000 baht 3) Export license Controlled herbs 20,000 baht, etc. 4) The application fee for all types of licenses is 20 baht. However, the license is valid for 3 years from the year of permission. or until December 31 of the third year The place to apply for a permit for Bangkok is at Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine Ministry of Public Health, Tiwanon Road, Mueang District, Nonthaburi, contact 02-591-7007. Those in other provinces can contact Provincial Public Health Office (PSU)

Google Translate... Check it out!!! How to get a license to sell regulated plants "cannabis" legally From the case that the Ministry of Health has announced an order giving police powers to arrest marijuana across the country to control marijuana liberalization before it starts using it. Cannabis-Hemp Act New edition coming soon For the documents that need to be prepared are as follows: 1. Copy of the applicant's ID card 2. Copy of the applicant's house registration 3. Store location map Photos of the face and inside the store 4. The origin of controlled herbs, that is, those who planted themselves Bring a commercial planting certificate with you. As for those who accept to sell, they must bring a receipt or purchase document with them. 5. Document Form Thor Por 12 (available for free) 6. Lease agreement or ownership of the host, such as a copy of the house registration of the host. of the location where the store is located 7. If you are a juristic person, you must prepare relevant documents such as company registration documents. Authorized director's ID card house registration of authorized directors, etc. As for the fee, the proportion is divided according to the license. 1) Research license. Controlled herbs 1,000 baht 2) Sales license Controlled herbs 3,000 baht 3) Export license Controlled herbs 20,000 baht, etc. 4) The application fee for all types of licenses is 20 baht. However, the license is valid for 3 years from the year of permission. or until December 31 of the third year The place to apply for a permit for Bangkok is at Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine Ministry of Public Health, Tiwanon Road, Mueang District, Nonthaburi, contact 02-591-7007. Those in other provinces can contact Provincial Public Health Office (PSU)

Prostration 101 is an elective now? Or Pass/Fail?

From that Coconuts article... Thailand’s budding legal cannabis scene was reeling in confusion this morning after a new government order instructed police to arrest anyone selling weed without “permission” – despite the fact no such permission exists. The Police are said to be NOT HAPPY. Train Wreck...https://www.leafly.com/strains/trainwreck Thank goodness the cupboard is full.

As the edict was only issued yesterday there is still some confusion... But it seems like you'll need to register to 'process' and sell Cannabis. I think the fee is ~ 3,000 THB, maybe another 1,000 THB for something related. One Thai person said the process was easy, maybe 20 days for approvals. I think this will apply to both online and brick/mortar. Some talk of allowing online ordering and mesenger fulfillment (done now, "informally" of course), but that's not been fully defined. Oh I see that Coconuts article. Explains a lot, esp. why some dispensaries closed a few weeks ago.

Seeing a few interpretations of this new rule saying that what we call "flower" or "buds" are classified (now) as a "processed herb", and as such may be subject to new/different "rules". These "rules" might require "permmission" to produce, and sell. A plant currently growing is treated differently. A bit confusing. Just my current take.

"In public." "Not causing an annoyance." Yes, we know all this already. I haven't seen any mention about "foreigners" being subject to different rules/laws. Can you elaborate?

Yeah, there's no Appellation d'Origine Controlee for dirt weed. It's whatever color wrapping paper was left in the store, and the thread thing is just beyond silly.

If you have a larger operation, let's say 6 - 12 per cycle, then you'll have a lot of trichome-laden trim. That can be processed by screening or bubble (ice water - Frenchy Canoli) methods. Both screens and progressive bags are sold on Lazada, and by the usual 420-oriented retailers. Thai strains aren't going to be that great for making hash, and there is a limited market here. And I wouldn't waste decent flower to make hash. Did I miss something? Is recreational/personal use now illegal?

Can you describe this "stuff"? It seems strange for the police to confiscate materials, then require the tourists to come to the station to pick it up? Would be nice to know what the piece of paper said? Found one short video from @Bescry, seemed innocuous. No mention of cannabis. Mole-hill. At best.

This new edict was issued yesterday by a permanent secretary in the MoPH. Honeslty not sure what it means as it asks the Police to enforce new restrictions, including "Selling without permission". Many Thais seem perplexed by this edict. And the Police seem confused as well. Some contend it applies to importing Cannabis, by banning that for scientific or comemrcial purposes without permission. Perhaps to rebut excuses used during yesterday's siezure at BKK? Google Translate: excerpts The contents of the book signed by Mr. Narong Saiwong, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Health. Head of the Medical Development Mission Group acting on behalf of Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Health Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine, dated July 26, 2022, sent a letter as urgent as possible to the National Police Commissioner. prosecute those who do not request permission to study research or exporting controlled herbs or selling or processing controlled herbs for trade notify the National Police Together with the competent officials under the Act on Protection and Promotion of Thai Traditional Medicine, B.E. the following cases 1. Not asking for permission to study cannabis research 2. Do not ask for permission to export cannabis 3. Do not ask for permission to sell marijuana. 4. Do not ask for permission to process cannabis for commercial purposes. Will post more analysis if I see it. https://www.bbc.com/thai/articles/cqegg609n18o?at_custom2=facebook_page&at_custom4=3170A3D0-0D52-11ED-9C71-9F0D933C408C&at_custom1=[post type]&at_medium=custom7&at_campaign=64&at_custom3=BBC Thai&fbclid=IwAR1yJgshSRvydZmAA9tDttsAAiUhpbX1gWeppSzmBYzH91NjHBranMQ7lvc