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Introducing Delta 8 THC Thai Sticks!

Jeff Johnson·Updated Sep 12, 2026·

Mar 5, 2022 · 5 min read

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Key Takeaways

  1. 01ATLRx’s New Delta 8 Pre-Roll: ATLRx introduces the Thai Stick, a multifaceted pre-roll featuring Delta 8 THC in multiple forms inspired by traditional Thai rolling techniques.
  2. 02Thai Stick Origins: The Thai Stick is a cannabis treasure from the 1960s and 1970s, known for its citrus aroma and sticky texture, held together by bamboo skewers.
  3. 03Unique Features of ATLRx Thai Sticks: ATLRx’s Thai Sticks use Afghan Goo strain, an indica with earthy and gas-smelling terpenes, and are covered in Delta 8 distillate and Afghan Goo kief for a bold experience.
  4. 04Reviving Cannabis Traditions: ATLRx revives ancient cannabis techniques, blending creativity and tradition to craft bold, high-quality Delta 8 pre-rolls that stand out on the shelf.

Taking our PreRolls to the Next Level

ATLRx has been anxiously waiting to reveal our latest delta 8 THC pre-roll, introducing our multifaceted pre-roll, Thai Sticks. You will notice its sleek maroon label on shelves next to its fellow delta 8 pre-rolls and may wonder, “what is the difference between the Thai Stick and the other delta 8 prerolls?” Inspired by the rolling traditions in Thailand, our take on the Thai Stick is bolder, and evenly layered with delta 8 THC in several forms. The joint’s flexible flower choice allowed it to be more accessible for both sativa and indica lovers.

What is a Delta 8 THC Thai Stick?

Thai Stick is a cannabis treasure, having shallow roots in the United States, and dating back to the nineteen sixties and nineteen seventies. Traditional Thai Sticks use skewer sticks made from bamboo to hold the flower together by holding a skewer. It helps that the Thai strand can be extra sticky, almost an adhesive feeling. If the bud is secure around the skewer, then there is no reason for a string. The Thai or Thai Stick strain is a myrcene sativa that bursts with a citrus forward aroma with a hint of lemon zest. However, this strain takes extra time and patience to grow to its full potential. The United States didn’t see a wide variety of marijuana due to its decline in cannabis growth into the ’80s. Recently, the wave of state legalizations reminds the industry that there is an ancient history behind cannabis. Reviving masterful techniques that innovators from across the world have provided is common practice in the composition world, only inspiring more creativity across the board.

What Makes ATLRx Delta 8 Thai Sticks Unique?

ATLRx has implemented our twist to the already unique Thai Stick. We use our Afghan Goo strain, an earthy and gas-smelling indica that never ceases to fail us. The pungent terpenes are most noticeable of the flower, shedding traces of musk, pepper, and herbaceous fuel to tickle your nose. At a two-to-one ratio of Delta 8 THC to CBD, Afghan Goo is one of our higher percentage delta 8 flowers; but that’s just the flower in the joint, there’s more. We haven’t strayed from the raw cone papers; however these papers are covered in delta 8 distillate instead of the traditional hash oil, then we embellish the joint appearance with a copious amount of Afghan Goo kief. The kief makes the joint look like an Eastern Red Cedar that smells like Giant Sequoias. Thai Sticks are our take on the Legal Limit with delta 8. It’s genuinely crafted to be bold, and resonates with a fantastic smell.

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  • ATLRx has sold third-party lab-tested hemp products out of Georgia since 2019.
  • Every real batch we sell is tested by an accredited outside lab, with the Certificate of Analysis published before you buy.
  • We operate 3 real physical stores in Georgia — this isn't a drop-shipped storefront.
  • Legal information is rechecked and updated as rules change, not published once and forgotten.

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Jeff Johnson

Jeff Johnson

Jeff Johnson is a respected expert in the field of CBD and its medicinal applications. With a background in pharmacology and a deep understanding of cannabis science, he has conducted extensive research on the therapeutic properties of CBD. Jeff Johnson is known for his groundbreaking publications, which bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and practical understanding of CBD's potential benefits.

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