Bringing back anavar

[aussiebound]

I know this has probably been brough up before but I'm going to Mexico for spring break with about 40 guys. I want to bring some anavar back and think it might be pretty easy. If I bring a big bottle of aspirin down with me and just empty it and put the var in the bottle is that pretty safe to go through customs. I'm not bringing any injectables back. Is this safe to do or do they search hard for pills?

 

[aussiebound]

bump, I leave saturday people

 

[nuh_mizer]

I guess if you put them in another bottle (preferably some sort of prescription bottle that you have) then the only way they would be able to prove it's avavar is to test it and I doubt they would do that.
Hypothetically speaking of course.

 

[Lestat]

I must say, that is one of the more foolproof ways of bring any type of tabs back.

Its like at the airport, if they ever ask why I have so many bottles of pills, I just say they are all vitamins (they are really things like Vicodan, NYC, etc.)

brian

 

[HULKSTER]

Aussiebound:

Although I would never violate any U.S. laws whatsoever, hypothetically speaking, it would be wise to pay off a Mexican mule who would be willing to risk his own life for a pack of Corona. Wouldn't it be worth giving a mule$100 bucks to sneak across the border and meet up with you somewhere, then you be THOROUGHLY SEARCHED AT THE NOW VERY TIGHT, POST 9/11 SECURITY FOUND AT THE U.S. BORDERS AND AIRPORTS? Bro, don't be stupid.

P.S.--I always thought that if any banned AAS should be "re-legalized", it should first and foremost be Anavar. If Anavar was given out in moderate amounts, with FDA oversight and a doctor's prescription, I don't see what the harm would be.

 

[nuh_mizer]

P.S.--I always thought that if any banned AAS should be "re-legalized", it should first and foremost be Anavar. If Anavar was given out in moderate amounts, with FDA oversight and a doctor's prescription, I don't see what the harm would be.

Maybe I'm reading this wrong but anavar is legal with a script.