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Learn CBD in Thailand: A Quick Guide

CBD in Thailand: A Quick Guide

    The interest for CBD in Thailand has flourished in recent years, after several steps of legalisation of first CBD and later THC. People are primarily interested in CBD for it’s medical effects and as a treatment for a variety of conditions.

    CBD is a type of cannabinoid, a chemical found in cannabis plants. Unlike tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), another type of cannabinoid, CBD does not cause a psychoactive effect (the “high” feeling associated with cannabis use). This guide will teach you everything you need to know about CBD, from its potential benefits to how to use it.

    Woman sleeping next to CBD medicine in Thailand

    What is CBD really?

    CBD, or cannabidiol, is a compound found in cannabis plants. As an example you may find the famous cannabis strain Charlotte’s Angel in dispensaries around Thailand. This strain is famous for having almost no THC (lower than 1%) and a higher amount of CBD/CBDa, usually around 10-16% of the compounds of the flower. The rest being around 500 other chemicals like terpenes, flavonoids, minor cannabinoids, chlorophyll/plant matter and more. These may also play a part in the effects of cannabis flower.

    How does CBD interact with the brain and body?

    Humans have an endocannabinoid system that has receptors all through your body for cannabinoids. This system helps maintain our balance by regulating communication within our bodies. CBD and other cannabinoids interact with this system, imitating natural compounds (called endocannabinoids) that our bodies produce.

    Can I get high from CBD?

    Unlike THC, CBD is non-psychoactive, meaning it will not get you high. However, some products may also have a small percentage of THC in it. If you want to avoid getting high, look for pure CBD products or products with minimal percentages of THC. Scroll down to CBD Brands in Thailand to see your options.

    What can CBD treat?

    While CBD can treat a lot of ailments, be aware that many are anecdotal and while they may work for one person, they may not for the next. Research is always developing, and many myths from a decade ago still lives on.

    However, scientists have seen success in the treatment of stress and anxiety, insomnia, and some forms of epilepsy. In addition, CBD can help with pain management and treatment, especially together with THC.

    Man suffering from insomnia

    Types of CBD products

    There are many different types of CBD products available on the market today. But which one is right for you? Here’s a quick guide to the different types of CBD products to help you make the decision.

    CBD Oil dropper in Thailand

    CBD Oil

    CBD oil is the most popular type of CBD product. It is made by extracting CBD from the cannabis plant and then diluting it with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil or hemp seed oil. CBD oil can be taken orally or applied topically to the skin.

    CBD Tinctures

    CBD tinctures are another popular type of CBD product. They are made by soaking CBD-rich hemp flowers in high-proof grain alcohol, then cooking the mixture over a low heat until all the alcohol has evaporated. The resulting liquid is then mixed with a carrier oil, such as olive oil or MCT oil. CBD tinctures can be taken orally or applied topically to the skin.

    CBD Capsules Thailand

    CBD Capsules

    CBD capsules are a convenient way to take CBD. They are made by encapsulating CBD oil in a softgel capsule. CBD capsules can be taken orally with water.

    CBD Edibles

    CBD edibles are a delicious way to take CBD. They are made by baking CBD-rich hemp flowers into a treat, such as brownies or candy. The effects of edibles with CBD might last longer than other ingestion methods.

    CBD Vapes

    CBD vapes are an easy way to vape CBD. They allow you to inhale CBD without smoking. There are several different types of CBD vapes, but they all work by heating CBD oil to create a vapor that the user inhales. Be aware that vaping, even if it is just CBD, might be illegal in Thailand. Please check the current laws and stay out of trouble.

    CBD Topicals Thailand

    CBD Topicals

    CBD topicals are lotions, salves, and other topical products infused with CBD oil. There are transdermal cbd lotions and topicals, too.


    CBD Brands in Thailand

    There are more and more companies each week heading into the lucrative CBD industry and while it would be impossible to mention them all, here are some of the big players in Thailand right now when it comes to CBD.

    Raksa Full Spectrum CBD Thailand

    Raksa CBD

    Raksa CBD is a brand from the Golden Triangle Group. Raksa is their exclusive and patented strain they use for the extraction of CBD. Their Full Spectrum CBD oil contains 500mg per 10ml bottle and less than 0.2% THC. Find Raksa CBD products and sellers here»

    Midnight CBD Oil Thailand

    Midnight CBD

    Midnight CBD is a Thai brand that carries two strengths of CBD oil (600mg and 2000mg). Coconut and cannabis flavor. Find Midnight CBD products and sellers here»

    Mellow Organic CBD Isolate Thailand

    Mellow Organic

    Mellow Organic sells a line of CBD isolate made from Thai hemp and made with organic MCT oil. Their oils come in natural and orange flavor. One 30ml bottle contains 900mg of CBD. Find Mellow Organic products and sellers here»

    SEYA CBD Oil from Thailand

    SEYA

    SEYA is another brand of CBD isolates. They use C8 MCT carrier oil and offer strengths like 1000mg, 2000mg and 3000mg suspended in a 30ml dropper bottle. Find SEYA products and sellers here»

    Aurcl CBD Oil dropper Thailand

    Auracl

    Auracl is a brand from Thailand that offers a CBD isolate in MCT oil. A 30ml bottle contains 500mg of pure CBD. Find Auracl products and sellers here»

    Is CBD legal in Thailand?

    Yes! CBD products are perfectly legal in Thailand and has been even before THC was decriminalized. Thailand is a strong player in the game when it comes to doing research on and exploring medical cannabis and CBD. We do not expect it to be criminalized again in the future.