Recent content by the gringo

I understand all of the "personal use" laws regarding importation of foreign meds. I don't think the rules apply to steroids, though. At least according to "de facto" border experience. Each crossing, I regularly declare propecia, ancilliaries, etc. The feds always ask the same question...

Doubt on generics? Ask to consult the Mexican PDR in any farmacia. The book might be dated -- usually a 2000 edition. But most of the information is the same. The yellow section at the front will be the most helpful in choosing meds. Another point. Most "pharmacists" in Mexico are nothing...

Ivan: The Spiro quote is good -- especially considering the elevated prices in TJ. Elsewhere, I can get the nolva at about 10-15% less. (There's the taco comparison, too. In TJ, one stuffed with "carne asada" sells at 8 pesos. At the time, I thought the vendor was trying to rip me off...

Ivanushka's post is accurate. I found the TJ market to be really expensive -- at least compared to the interior of Mexico. The price listed on the medicine is a maximum and should never be paid. A lot of vendors will offer a 30% discount.

Proviron is not controlled. Primobolan is the only one that might cause a pharmacist to think twice. I don't consider Nubain to be an ancilliary.

Halo, hands down. Especially in a month+ stack/cycle. Only time I ever worried about hair loss.

Last week, I briefly visited a well-supplied granero on Juarez and inquired in good Spanish about prices. Specifically, anadrol and anavar -- the only two products I have a hard time finding in the interior of Mexico. The guy behind the counter got nervous right away and asked in good English...

I'm confronting the same problem. My first supplier sold a crystal version -- until he too was silenced. His 200 mg caps were great. My second supplier is **against the rules** The powder stains everything. Still, the stuff I'm scooping out doesn't work. And I've tried many preparation...

I hate to interrupt a good argument... In Mexico, DNP takes almost forever to acquire. Sigma orders usually last about 3-6 months. Merck (a better product, I think) often will ship after a much longer period. Good luck.

The Fort Dodge product is more commonly-available. I'm trying to figure out a way to concentrate it. Boiling, baking, etc. At the same time, I don't want to damage/denature the actual product. Help me out.

A visit to the doctor (ortho, sports medicine) is a good idea. You'll probably need some x-rays and a cortisone shot -- assuming that the r.c. is not the main problem. It may simply be an irritated bursa that needs some extra lubrication, pain relief, etc.

Is the oil even necessary? Lots of access to BA. But the kit I ordered did not pass customs. That way, I prepare my fina one ml at a time. Tried leaving out the sesame oil. No real difference. Any opinions, Zyg?

Ironfist: There actually is something akin to "probable cause" in Mexico. I'm talking about "warrants" labeled as either ordenes de cateo (search) or aprehension (arrest). The Fifth Article in the Mexican Constitution prohibits a revision in any other circumstance. Unless, of course, the...

Never once heard of a prosecution for steroid possession in Mexico. Asenlix, Valium? Not the same category. In that case, most defendants are caught forging/stealing prescriptions. Admittedly, steroids and most meds require scripts. "Su venta require receta medica" is the exact wording...

Mesotherapy in Mexico GT302: I tried a lot of the mesotherapy remedies in Mexico and found no major difference in abdominal fat distribution. Costly, too -- 200 pesos a session. Specifically, my homeopatista used a procaine/lymphomyosot cocktail. The German company Heel makes the latter...