Legal 3 month supply law

[onebigab]

It's perfectly legal un the FDA Pilot 1988 Chapter 5. However, that doesn't include Scheduled drugs.

Aren't AAS scheduled drugs!

 

[junk]

Aren't AAS scheduled drugs!

Of course they are! Who said they aren't ?
AAS are scheduled drugs! The 3 months supply applies to non scheduled FDA approved medications only.

 

[ChefWide]

envies, declare and show a script is how I understand it. Show that you can't afford it in the US is nonsense. People go to Mexico all the time to get their meds cheaper. even my aunt goes to get whatever it is, i'll hvae to ask her

Whiskey

What kind of cycle is she on?

 

[alien amp pharm]

Not that I think the feds care about drugs like Nolvadex, but when I ordered international I had to agree that the amount I was getting did not exceed a 3 month supply.

AAS would be a different story than an anti-E however.

 

[jh1]

the 3 month supply rules DOES NOT apply to controlled substances. Otherwise my 3 month supply of Cocaine would be legal as well...

 

[genarr3]

Lots of misinformation. Here are the guidlines . . .
http://www.customs.gov/xp/cgov/home.xml

 

[Juice Authority]

the 3 month supply rules DOES NOT apply to controlled substances. Otherwise my 3 month supply of Cocaine would be legal as well...

I didn't realize you could get a script for cocaine.

 

[biteme]

My understanding is that you could declare AAS at customs when crossing the border so long as it's human grade (meant for humans) and not over 50mls. I've also heard people that tried this in San Ysidro (SD/TJ Border) got it confiscated but I guess Juarez is a different story. I guess it all depends on the customs agent.

yOU Could do this for awhile. I declared the last 2 times at the border. Shut up loud mouth walking into the building. Now back to what I was saying. Anyway, I declared and was able to bring them across, even veterinary steroids. However, on my last trip, the agent said I would have to take them back to the pharmacy.