Hi

Just a short question. I'm going to Bangkok next week and I have heard rumors that I nowdays need a perscription if I want to buy Tramadol in Bangkok? Is that correct? Last time I was there (about 1 year ago) I never needed a perscription. Please answer if anyone knows about the current situation

Still listed as Scedukle D so as AFAIK, can be sold OTC by a licensed pharmacist

yes you can buy over the counter in most pharmacies, but the price seems to vary widely. usually the smaller chinese run places are cheapest.

hey girlx i'm sure you chuckled to yourself and knew good old jcon would chime in on this one

Tramadol is OTC in Thailand. As girlx said, price varies... from 20THB/sheet to ~140/sheet depending on whether it's generic or non.

ha

Got some last year for a toothache, no script required. My Thai GF popped into a pharmacy to get me something and came back with a pack of Tramidol. 50b, I think. Absolutely magic stuff. Had a root-canal the next day, sure helped me sleep well that night.

Got some last year for a toothache, no script required. My Thai GF popped into a pharmacy to get me something and came back with a pack of Tramidol. 50b, I think. Absolutely magic stuff. Had a root-canal the next day, sure helped me sleep well that night.

<<Absolutely magic stuff>>

Very addicting and withdrawal is nasty.

Got some last year for a toothache, no script required. My Thai GF popped into a pharmacy to get me something and came back with a pack of Tramidol. 50b, I think. Absolutely magic stuff. Had a root-canal the next day, sure helped me sleep well that night.

<<Absolutely magic stuff>>

Very addicting and withdrawal is nasty.

Agree, don't use them for anything else but serious medical problems after your doctors advice. I got a backpain after surg so I'm recommended to use them in case my back really hurts. Thank's for your answers. Easier for me to by them there than to bring my own