For patients
See a doctor from home, collect at a shop near you
Video call a licensed doctor from your phone, get your PT 33 prescription in the app, and take its QR code to the partner shop you chose.
What you can do
Video consultation
Choose your symptoms, answer about allergies and long-term conditions, then call the first free doctor or the one you choose.
Branches near me
See the partner shops on a map, sorted by distance from you, with directions.
A prescription with a QR code
The shop scans it to check it is genuine, still valid and for that branch before dispensing.
Told when it is ready
When the doctor issues it the app tells you, with a chime and on your phone.
Verify your identity once
Send a photo of your ID card or passport once; it is used for every consultation and pickup.
Thai and English
The app works in both languages; foreigners can sign up with a passport.
How it works
Sign up with your email, or have a partner shop register you
Tap "Start a consultation" and choose your symptoms and pickup branch
Talk to the doctor, who issues a PT 33 if appropriate
Go to your branch, show the QR and your ID, and sign for the medicine
What you need
A phone or computer with a camera, microphone and internet
A Thai ID card, or a passport for foreigners
An email address to sign up (or sign up at a partner shop)
Guides to the rules
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Foreigners can get a PT 33 prescription in Thailand with a passport, no Thai ID needed. How to sign up, verify, see a doctor and collect.
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Is weed still legal in Thailand in 2026?
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Can tourists buy weed in Thailand?
Tourists can buy cannabis flower in Thailand only with a Thai prescription (PT 33). See what you need, what is not valid and what to avoid.
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