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On 9/13/2022 at 7:45 AM, Bert got kinky said:
As weed prices are dropping ‘in general’ and bargains are popping up on all social medias,
I would struggle to part with 2,995 Baht for something that may or not be for me.
I love the idea of getting a decent smoke free high and although the initial price is high, when you break down the price per hit (just under 125 Baht per serving), that’s a lot cheaper than rolling a joint with some of the expensive exotics that are on the market.
However, I keep coming back to whether I want to spend my weed budget on something that might not be my cup of tea.
This is a very new concept to this old smoker but one that I could possibly be swayed towards, if as I say, it is for me.
Would you be willing to sell individual bags, for people to test?
You would obviously have to charge for shipping individual bags but that’s a given.
The only reason people who would buy the individual bags would be for testing purposes, as the cost to keep buying individual bags would work out much more expensive than buying a full tin.
This means that your product reaches out to your target market and I get to try your product.
Any chance?
Hi Bert,
As promised, we now offer a sample pack of Dip Trip. It comes with 2 pouches and is sold at cost for 99 baht (including free shipping all over Thailand). This way you can try it first at a very low cost.
You can find it here: https://prikpot.com/product/dip-trip-sample-pack-2-pouches/
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On 9/13/2022 at 6:55 AM, wombat said:
Curious here would like to give it a go for the novelty factor...any chance of a free sample?
Hello,
As promised, we now offer a sample pack of Dip Trip. It comes with 2 pouches and is sold at cost for 99 baht (including free shipping all over Thailand). This way you can try it first at a very low cost.
You can find it here: https://prikpot.com/product/dip-trip-sample-pack-2-pouches/
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18 hours ago, stoner said:
might want to work on the name as well. dip trip sounds like the name of a clinic at the entrance to walking st.
Haha. Dip is the American term for Snus. Snus is a lip tobacco popular in Scandinavia. Thus the name, and it rhymes. ????
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3 hours ago, JayClay said:
So wait? Are you now saying coconut oil is not required?
I meant it is quite nice as it is when adding coconut oil. I personally don't mind the taste, but of course its individual. So if you want, you can add a tea bag of your choice to enhance the taste....
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2 hours ago, JayClay said:
So in order for this to work you need to add coconut oil before mixing it in with your hot drink of choice?
That doesn't sound very pleasant at all ????
It is actually quite nice as it is. But you can always add a tea of your choice if you want to enhance the taste. ????
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16 minutes ago, Dogmatix said:
I understand that decarbed weed is merely baked flowers and nothing is extracted but does the MoPH agree that decarbed weed is not an extract?
Also how about hash? Kief seems to be just a separated but unprocessed part of the plant in the same way that flowers, seeds and leaves are separated. Hash isn't technically extracted from kief. It is made by applying heat and pressure and can be made by just rolling kief in the hands. But the MoPH, police and courts may not see it that way for hash, kief or decarbed weed.
Then you have edibles which could be made from decarbed weed just thrown into the mix ground up which is technically not an extract or from canna oil or butter which technically are extracts as they throw away the residual plant matter. No way to tell one from t'other without detailed lab analysis and the effect on eaters is the same. But, as I understand it, edibles will require an FDA licence under the Cannabis and Hemp Act which will only be accessible to large producers who have the ability to deal with the corrupt FDA and for CBD edibles only.
Very good points indeed, and we are not the only ones that have tried to get a clear answer to these questions.
Our Dip Trip is as you say, only decarbed, and not processed in any other way. So by the technical definition, it is absolutely not an extract. Then, as you say again, the same should go for hashish. But we do not sell hashish because it is still not clear how MoPH is looking at it. Hashish is still viewed as another "drug" by many, so we don't want to open that door until things are 100% clear.
When it comes to edibles, things get complicated and we have chosen not to sell that at all. For many reasons, but we don't feel it is a safe product (depending on how it is produced).
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2 hours ago, wombat said:
like old mate says...the only idiot question is the one you don't ask.
how do i apply the coconut oil before i put it under my gum?No question is too stupid, this is new stuff. ????
Try to get liquid clear coconut oil, then drop a few drops on the pouch(es) about 5 minutes before consumption. We also have a PDF manual that can be downloaded here.
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1 hour ago, stoner said:
anyone with an oven can make this though. its just decarbed nugs made to look fancy as a new groundbreaking product.
good one.
i too am quite interested in these trials.
Correct. What we have done is package it so it can be easily consumed in two different ways. No hassle with decarbing and all that involves.
Read my other other comment about the trials. But we will offer samples at cost very soon.
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11 minutes ago, Peabody said:
Wrong.
The decarboxylation "activates" the THC (turns inactive THCA into active THC). The coconut oil only serves to extract the THC from the plant matter, as it is soluble in oil.
If you were interviewing for a position in my lab and said this, you'd be out the door in 10 seconds.Lucky I am not applying for a job in your lab then. ????
You are right, I just simplified the terminology since not everyone is a lab scientist. But coconut oil is needed to "release" the THC. Without it, you only get a fraction of the effect.
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5 minutes ago, bamnutsak said:
Can you share the results of these trials?
And can you share any independent lab testing results?
Have the Thai FDA approved these?
And can you share the process, and additives, without revealing any trade secrets of course.
Hello,
We have not performed any clinical trials on this. So there are no official results on the effects. I am sure there are other trials that involves decarbed cannabis and tea.
There are no additives or extracts involved. It’s just decarbed and re-packaged. So it’s 100% pure cannabis flower buds. The only difference from smoking is that you should add some coconut oil before consumption to activate the THC.
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25 minutes ago, Bert got kinky said:
As weed prices are dropping ‘in general’ and bargains are popping up on all social medias,
I would struggle to part with 2,995 Baht for something that may or not be for me.
I love the idea of getting a decent smoke free high and although the initial price is high, when you break down the price per hit (just under 125 Baht per serving), that’s a lot cheaper than rolling a joint with some of the expensive exotics that are on the market.
However, I keep coming back to whether I want to spend my weed budget on something that might not be my cup of tea.
This is a very new concept to this old smoker but one that I could possibly be swayed towards, if as I say, it is for me.
Would you be willing to sell individual bags, for people to test?
You would obviously have to charge for shipping individual bags but that’s a given.
The only reason people who would buy the individual bags would be for testing purposes, as the cost to keep buying individual bags would work out much more expensive than buying a full tin.
This means that your product reaches out to your target market and I get to try your product.
Any chance?
Hi Bert,
Good points, and I agree with you. As mentioned in a previous post, we plan to offer sample packs at cost, initially at our dispensary in Chiang Mai, but also online for a nominal fee. We just need to ramp up production and that will probably take a few days, the demand so far has been above expectations.
And as you pointed out, it is only 125 baht a hit (given one pouch is enough for you). And our trials has shown that the buzz stays much longer compared to smoking it.
To stay informed when we offer samples, please follow us on Line for the latest updates or sign up for our newsletter on our website.
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1 hour ago, wombat said:Curious here would like to give it a go for the novelty factor...any chance of a free sample?
Hi there,
We will offer free samples at our new Cafe / Dispensary that will open in Chiang Mai in about a week from now. We might offer shipped samples (at cost) in the near future though. Please follow us on Line for the latest updates or sign up for our newsletter on our website.
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On 7/11/2022 at 10:45 AM, daveAustin said:
Just tried ordering from Bloom and Greenlab. Neither offer COD, with Bloom also charging for shipping. Prikpot is quite slow (ime) but works well. Just wish they had more products, including kratom.
We are constantly improving our delivery times, and they are a lot better now with 24-48 hour delivery all over Thailand with Thai Post. We are also thinking about adding Kratom to our product portfolio.
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2 hours ago, bamnutsak said:
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Please contact the web site owners to inform them of this problem.So is Prikpot still alive?
I can assure you we are more than alive. We are just adding some extra layers of security this morning. So it might be a little erratic for a few hours, but everything should be stable around lunch time. Sorry about that.
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1 hour ago, CLW said:You're advertising your weed is organic but not certified or proven with lab results, right?
Could you please explain, thank you.
We have limited lab reports at the moment, but will publish them as soon as the complete ones are in. We are working with a university to perform the tests.
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3 hours ago, CrunchWrapSupreme said:Hey PrikPot and other weed enthusiasts, I'm intrigued but afraid I don't know much about it.
How's the ganja for high blood pressure? The stuff the local hospital's been giving the missus has been messing her up. She's tired all the time, wants to sleep early. Would weed fix it? Which kind?
Hey, we are not in a position to give medical advice around cannabis. But as with all good things in life, be careful what you consume when you got high blood pressure. There are a lot of natural remedies that usually help, such as freshly pressed ginger and turmeric. Readily available around here. Then of course, cut down on sugar (read beer). ????
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5 hours ago, redwood1 said:For all you naysayers, PrickPot is getting close to selling out their stock of weed....Trust me folks price is not so important if you can have weed delivered to your house or condo,with a few mouse clicks....
Plus they offer COD to boot.....So no need to pay immediately...
We are actually restocking this weekend and will launch six new strains on Monday. And we will have a good steady supply from now.
It is also important to point out that besides free delivery, COD, support and premium organic weed, we spend a LOT of time finding growers that meet our requirements. There is a difference between weed and weed. Not all, but many of the cheaper products you find on the market have been grown with PGRs (Plant Growth Regulators), counter-fit cheap nutrients that are highly carcinogenic.
There are many good growers out there, but it is not easy as a consumer to navigate and know what is good and bad weed. We will also start lab testing products from our growers next month to add an extra level of comfort.
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5 hours ago, Issanman said:They advertise same day shipping.
I ordered two days ago. Order is still showing as "processing".
Not really a good way to start out.
Unimpressed, so far.
We normally ship same day if you order before 1pm. The last few days have been extreme, and we literally been working day and night to get all the orders out. But from today we are up to speed and back to normal shipping times. We regret the delay, but we were taken by surprise about the strong demand.
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1 hour ago, starky said:Um not at your ridiculous prices it is definitely not a buyers market. How the hell are you in sales?
Our prices are great for the quality and service our customers get, and our sales clearly shows that. Comparing comparing apples and oranges does not benefit anyone.
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13 minutes ago, freedomnow said:
Could not find this place in Star Avenue 5 ?!
Looped round it twice...is it outside that shopping area ?
Email us on [email protected] and we will send you the address. We don't have a sign up yet.
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2 hours ago, Joseph98765 said:
So you are in Cnx? you have a physical shop?
Yes, we are on Hang Dong road. Email us at [email protected] and we will give you directions and pickup prices.
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30 minutes ago, cleopatra2 said:
This did not fully answer the question . What does Organic mean ?.
It is stated the plant is grown indoors . Is this hydroponically or other method. How is the nutrients / fertilizer applied.
To be truly organic all the plant nutrients are supplied from living matter and not synthetic chemicals.
How do the suppliers validate the plants are grown organic.
Correct. We can't answer for other suppliers, and I know many of them grab whatever they can right now just to be able to meet the demand. I can only answer for ourselves, and we have strict requirements what is used in terms of nutrients, soil and lighting. We are already sold out on several strains, and we will not restock unless the growers meet these requirements.
So to answer your question, organic to us means that there are no PGRs used and the level of organic nutrients are used, and used correctly, to avoid nutrient burns. And of course, no pesticides.
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2 hours ago, MaiDong said:Is it possible that indoor growing negates the need for pesticides so is more organic & is easier to control?
That is correct. Indoor growing allows 2 things if done right, no need for pesticides and it produces higher yield, together with overall better quality. This method comes at a cost, electricity and lack of space (volume). So a specific seed from one supplier might be at half the price, but it most definitely is sold at a loss to gain market share, and/or they are using PGRs (Plant Growth Regulators, aka, growth hormones/steroids),
We will not sell these types of products, and our selected partners only use the appropriate professional equipment in terms of lights and nutrients. This of course results in higher production costs until we reach a certain level of volume.
That said, it is possible to produce similar quality with outdoor growing in the right conditions (a controlled green house environment, which is expensive to build), but it will take a few months until Thai growers are up to speed and able to produce the volume that will be required for this coming high season, then prices will drop, no doubt.
So for those of you that are concerned about prices etc, we are at the very beginning at this point, and all of us should be happy to live in this amazing country and be able to enjoy this piece of freedom that we were just awarded.
And for all of you that work(ed) in the tourism industry, brace yourself, it will go wild this coming high season. ????
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2 hours ago, tomster said:
Are you sure there is a 6 plant rule for indoor growing - nothing in the Royal Gazette about so far? Just that you should not sell to people under 20.
Seems to be open house on how many you can grow at home currently, I guess the bill that is on it's second reading in parliament will address it.
As an individual, there are no restrictions on the number of plants you can grow. As a business, you need a commercial license and the number of plants you are allowed to grow depends on the province and a few other factors that are anything but solidified at the moment.
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Hello, yes those are the real pictures. Please contact us on [email protected] and we can arrange something. ????