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idcbp said:Forgive me if I'm misunderstanding, but with physicians papers, you mean from a doc liscensed in the U.S. right? It wouldn't work with a foreign script. In this case, I'd just fill it in the U.S., but I doubt many have a script. Sheep is saying that while the law might appear to say you can imprt in practice the border agents do not.
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or some evidence that the treatment was begun in a foreign country and that the drugs are being imported to continue/conclude the already begun treatment. Thus, while not the only documentation, either a U.S. or foreign prescription, along with an affirmation of personal use, could be supplied as evidence that this factor exists.
So, you do not need a US script. It is sufficient to have treatment performed by a foreign doctor, documented along with the APPROVED FDA drug. The ONLY hitch in this entire thing is that although the Feds allow the importation of said drug the State in which you live may have different laws that stipulate that a drug must be prescribed by a licensed US doc. This is completely seperate than what the Feds say. One such case is being battled out in Texas concerning this. The drugs were imported legally on the fed level but the State is saying otherwise. So unless you get popped by the State you are completely covered/allowed to import an APPROVED FDA drug into this country.