The PT 33 is the prescription document at the centre of legal medical cannabis access in Thailand. This guide explains, in plain terms, what it is, who can issue it, why it is required, and how it is recorded — written for patients of a licensed Chiang Mai clinic.
Book a Consultation Talk to usA PT 33 is the prescription document used to record legal medical cannabis access in Thailand. In plain language, it is the formal paperwork showing that access has been authorised through the proper medical channel rather than informally. It is the record that places your access inside the regulated framework.
A PT 33 is issued by a licensed practitioner, not by the patient. At Treehouse it is issued through the licensed clinic after a consultation and an individual evaluation. The involvement of a licensed professional is what gives the document its standing within the regulated system.
Because medical cannabis access in Thailand is built around documentation and oversight, the prescription is the required record of legal access. Without a practitioner-issued prescription, access sits outside the regulated medical framework. The PT 33 is what keeps the process accountable and traceable.
A prescription is a formal record, so it carries identifying details and is kept on file by the licensed clinic. Here is how that works in plain terms.
A PT 33 is the prescription document used to record legal medical cannabis access in Thailand. It is issued by a licensed practitioner after a consultation and evaluation, and it documents that access has been authorised through the proper medical channel.
A PT 33 is issued by a licensed practitioner. At Treehouse, this is done through the licensed clinic following a consultation. It is not something a patient can self-issue or obtain without a practitioner evaluation.
Yes. The PT 33 prescription is the document that records legal medical access. Without a practitioner-issued prescription, access does not sit within the regulated medical framework.
Prescriptions are documented and recorded by the licensed clinic and practitioner in line with Thai regulations. The prescription identifies the patient and the issuing practitioner, supporting traceability and proper recordkeeping.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Treehouse is a licensed clinic; eligibility is determined by a licensed practitioner during your consultation.