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Mail from mexico
Don't mail it . When i went to cozumel on vacation two years ago i bought about 300 worth of primo and tried to mail it back to myself. It's still waiting for me in a mail boxes etc there in cozumel. Trying to get back there this spring to pick it up. If u mail it you'll lose it. Put it in some rx bottles and try not to look like a bodybuilder when u come back thru customs. It always helps to buy a bunch of mickey mouse tourist shit and claim every single thing. They hate waisting there time going thru t-shirts and cheap as rugs and vases. Take your woman with u. She'll end up buying that shit for sure.
Don't mail it . When i went to cozumel on vacation two years ago i bought about 300 worth of primo and tried to mail it back to myself. It's still waiting for me in a mail boxes etc there in cozumel. Trying to get back there this spring to pick it up. If u mail it you'll lose it. Put it in some rx bottles and try not to look like a bodybuilder when u come back thru customs. It always helps to buy a bunch of mickey mouse tourist shit and claim every single thing. They hate waisting there time going thru t-shirts and cheap as rugs and vases. Take your woman with u. She'll end up buying that shit for sure.
i drove across the border about a month ago with my girl.. had a bunch of gear in the car.. and the customs lady never even thought twice about checking us.. oh but wait.. you're flying aren't you.. that sucks bro..
if it were me i'd probably take my chances with sticking it in my luggage.. the luggage that you check.. but that's me.
if it were me i'd probably take my chances with sticking it in my luggage.. the luggage that you check.. but that's me.
1Banshee...
Your Ambien is probably fake -- easy to tell 'cause you will not sleep...
While US PDR's found in Mexican pharmacie(s) obviously have Ambien listed, the Mexican cross-reference "manual" does not list it as available...
I know... I have tried to get it for several years.
If it is the real deal and not a Benzo knock-off with the typical 12-hour half-life hangover, please let me know.
IMHO, the Percocet and Vicodin in TJ are suspect...
As for an available opiate... Mexican Nubain is widely available but only at 10mg/ml... However, if you look hard enough, 20mg/ml Nubain from Astra (Purple label) or Abott Labs can be found at no more than $40 a 10ml bottle.
Astra is much better as the Mexican and Abott "stuff" kind-off makes you fell shitty -- go figure?
Your Ambien is probably fake -- easy to tell 'cause you will not sleep...
While US PDR's found in Mexican pharmacie(s) obviously have Ambien listed, the Mexican cross-reference "manual" does not list it as available...
I know... I have tried to get it for several years.
If it is the real deal and not a Benzo knock-off with the typical 12-hour half-life hangover, please let me know.
IMHO, the Percocet and Vicodin in TJ are suspect...
As for an available opiate... Mexican Nubain is widely available but only at 10mg/ml... However, if you look hard enough, 20mg/ml Nubain from Astra (Purple label) or Abott Labs can be found at no more than $40 a 10ml bottle.
Astra is much better as the Mexican and Abott "stuff" kind-off makes you fell shitty -- go figure?
the gringo
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Trip to TJ? I don't know the city well. Still, here are some pointers about Mexican drugs.
1. Valium, Perc, etc. are controlled substances and require a script in Mexico.
(Primo, too, is on the same list. No other roids, though. I can't figure out why. But Primo enforcement is much laxer.)
2. A Mexican script can be forged using any home computer and a laser printer. None of the stuff needs to be real. There's no FDA-like supervision at the time of purchase. Most attendants at a Mexican pharmacy have no medical/pharm background -- and could care less.
3. Don't continually use the same script at the same pharmacy. Then you're asking for trouble.
4. Caution. Don't attempt to clear-out the pharmacy inventory in one visit. Recall the story about the elderly American vet(?) and valium. Any update on his situation? I hope he's not tied to a hospital bed anymore.
Suerte!
1. Valium, Perc, etc. are controlled substances and require a script in Mexico.
(Primo, too, is on the same list. No other roids, though. I can't figure out why. But Primo enforcement is much laxer.)
2. A Mexican script can be forged using any home computer and a laser printer. None of the stuff needs to be real. There's no FDA-like supervision at the time of purchase. Most attendants at a Mexican pharmacy have no medical/pharm background -- and could care less.
3. Don't continually use the same script at the same pharmacy. Then you're asking for trouble.
4. Caution. Don't attempt to clear-out the pharmacy inventory in one visit. Recall the story about the elderly American vet(?) and valium. Any update on his situation? I hope he's not tied to a hospital bed anymore.
Suerte!
the gringo
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Cheeks:
Again, I'm not too familiar with border towns. There, I think the emphasis is on making money. Screw the rules that govern the rest of the country.
Where do you go shopping? Just curious.
Again, I'm not too familiar with border towns. There, I think the emphasis is on making money. Screw the rules that govern the rest of the country.
Where do you go shopping? Just curious.
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Citruscide
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Driving back, I could think of a million places to stash some AS... maybe even 2. 
On a plane... Decam would make the best point, try to check it... if it is for you're personal use... well, I'd better not tell you any tricks on here.
C
On a plane... Decam would make the best point, try to check it... if it is for you're personal use... well, I'd better not tell you any tricks on here.
C
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