This page explains the request process for a medical cannabis prescription in Phuket, including Thailand’s PT.33 form. A prescription is not issued automatically after payment: an authorized professional must assess the patient, confirm a medical indication and decide whether cannabis is appropriate.
Accurate patient details and identification are required. The prescriber determines the dosage, quantity and treatment period; one prescription may cover no more than 30 days. Review the requirements below and the service card before starting. Approval is not guaranteed and the final decision belongs to the licensed prescriber.
PT.33 FORM • PHUKET
Cannabis flower is classified in Thailand as a controlled herb. A medical prescription is not a product issued automatically after payment: it depends on a consultation, a patient assessment and the decision of an authorized professional. This page explains the main requirements before starting a request in Phuket.
Only a professional authorized under current Thai rules may issue the prescription. The prescriber must assess the patient, confirm a medical indication and decide whether cannabis flower is appropriate for the individual situation. The shop and the order operator do not replace the medical professional.
The form identifies the patient and prescriber and records the diagnosis or condition, daily dosage, quantity and treatment period. These details must match the patient’s identification and the medical decision, rather than only the information entered during checkout.
The service card starts a request and provides a route for sharing contact details. Adding the service to the cart does not mean that a prescription has already been approved.
Under the current PT.33 form, the prescriber records the medically necessary quantity and a treatment period of no more than 30 days per issuance. A prescription does not override other restrictions on cannabis sales, advertising, transport, possession or use. Regulations can change, so customers should check current official information before starting.
Official requirements and the categories of authorized professionals are published by the Medical Cannabis Division of Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health. This page was checked against official guidance in August 2026 and does not replace medical or legal advice. Official DTAM requirements.
No. Payment or adding the service to the cart only starts a request. An authorized professional decides after assessing the patient and the medical indication.
The prescription must be issued by a professional authorized under current Thai rules, within that professional’s permitted scope and accepted medical indications.
No. Identification is needed for accurate patient details, but it does not replace a consultation, patient assessment or confirmation of a medical indication.
A PT.33 prescription can cover a medically necessary period of no more than 30 days. The prescriber also determines the dosage and quantity.
No. It does not override other restrictions. The patient must follow the prescription, permitted quantity and current rules on sale, transport, possession and use.
A short Good Stuff × Space Gardens story about the path from arriving in Phuket to requesting a medical cannabis prescription. The video complements this page but does not replace consultation with an authorized professional.
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