Cannabis Shops

Yes! Cannabis is legal in Thailand, but there are some important rules to follow. You must be 21 or older to buy and use it, and taking cannabis out of Thailand is strictly illegal.

Only individuals 21 years and older can purchase and use cannabis, unless they are registered medical patients.

Yes! Tourists can legally buy cannabis at licensed dispensaries. Just a heads-up—you cannot take it out of Thailand. So enjoy it here, but don’t pack it in your suitcase!

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the main intoxicating compound in cannabis. It can affect memory, attention, judgement and coordination, and may cause anxiety or panic. Effects vary between people. Higher THC levels can increase the risk of harmful effects; a stronger product is not necessarily safer or more effective.

Source: Health Canada: Cannabis and your health. This information is educational and does not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

CBD (cannabidiol) is a compound in cannabis that does not produce the same intoxicating high as THC. It is not risk-free: possible harms include liver injury, drowsiness and interactions with medicines. Many non-prescription CBD products have not been proven safe or effective for treating medical conditions. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using CBD, especially if you take medication.

Source: FDA: CBD safety and potential harms.

Think of cannabis like different types of coffee—each one gives you a different kind of buzz!

• Indica = The “chill” one. It’s perfect for kicking back, relaxing, and melting into the couch after a long day. Great for sleep and deep relaxation. (Short, bushy plants with broad leaves.)
• Sativa = The “let’s go!” one. If you need an energy boost, creativity spark, or just want to stay social and uplifted, Sativa’s got you. (Tall plants with thin leaves.)
• Hybrid = The best of both worlds. It’s a mix of Indica and Sativa, so you can find one that leans more relaxed, more energizing, or a balanced middle ground.

Whatever your vibe, there’s a strain for you!

Cannabis effects vary with THC strength, the amount used, how it is taken and the individual. Edible products can have delayed and unpredictable effects, increasing the risk of taking too much. Impairment can continue after the noticeable high fades and may last more than 24 hours. Do not use a fixed waiting time as proof that it is safe to drive or operate machinery.

Source: Health Canada: Cannabis impairment and safety risk.

Cannabis can impair coordination, attention, reaction time and judgement. Do not drive a car, ride a motorcycle or operate machinery while affected. Feeling normal does not reliably show that driving skills have recovered. Combining cannabis with alcohol increases impairment. Arrange a sober driver or another safe way to travel.

Source: CDC: Cannabis and driving.

Yes. Cannabis and CBD can change how medicines work, and combining them with alcohol or sedating medicines can increase drowsiness and the risk of harm. Tell your doctor or pharmacist about all medicines, supplements and cannabis products you use. Do not stop prescribed treatment or adjust doses on your own.

Source: CDC: Cannabis frequently asked questions.

Yep! There are a few important rules to keep in mind. Cannabis cannot be sold to anyone under 20, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or monks. Also, cannabis-infused food and drinks must stay within legal THC limits. And of course, no smoking in public places! Enjoy responsibly and stay on the right side of the law.

Avoiding cannabis is the lowest-risk choice. If you are considering it for a medical reason, speak with a qualified healthcare professional first rather than choosing a dose from general online advice. Avoid mixing cannabis with alcohol or other drugs, do not drive while affected, and keep products away from children and pets. Seek urgent medical help for severe symptoms or suspected poisoning.

Source: CDC: Cannabis health and safety FAQs.

Yes. Cannabis can cause addiction, also called cannabis use disorder. Warning signs include cravings, unsuccessful attempts to stop, needing more to get the same effect and continuing despite problems at home, school or work. Risk is higher with frequent use and starting at a young age. If use is difficult to control, ask a healthcare professional about support and treatment.

Source: CDC: Understanding cannabis use disorder.

Short-term risks include impaired memory and coordination, anxiety, panic and a faster heart rate. Frequent use can lead to dependence and mental health problems; smoking can harm the lungs. Young people are especially vulnerable. Avoid cannabis during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and discuss existing health conditions with a clinician. No method of cannabis use is free of health risks.

Source: Health Canada: Cannabis and your health.

WeedeN dispensaries are currently in Phuket and Koh Samui, offering premium cannabis products in a relaxed environment.

Yes, my friend, we have Multiple Stores in Bangkok & 1 in Pattaya walking street. Check the locations here : WeedeN Bangkok & Pattaya Store

WeedeN offers high-quality buds, pre-rolls, edibles, tinctures, and accessories. Our expert staff can guide you to the perfect choice.

No, a prescription is not required, but you must be 21+ and have a valid ID.

You can reach us via:
📍 In-store visits at our Phuket and Samui locations
📩 Email: hello@weeden.club
📱 Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Line, X

At the moment, we don’t offer delivery for online orders. But we’d love to see you at our store—come visit us!

Currently, we accept cash and Thai QR payments.