Tj doctor help

[ivanushka]

CONTROLLED MEDICINES

To purchase controlled medicines (medicinas controlados) you'll first need to visit a federally registered medical doctor. The easiest way to go about this, is to inquire at a first class pharmacy. Every first class pharmacy has a list of approved, familiar doctors that they will share with you. Often their office is within a block or two of the store. Because of intense pressure from the US, Mexican doctors are reluctant to issue prescriptions for more than 30 tablets of a controlled medicine. All prescriptions are held by the pharmacy for inspection by the Mexican DEA, the SECTOR SALUD, who audits pharmacy inventories against presription sales. Violators, are subject to stiff fines and jail sentences. Special prescriptions are written for controlled medicines; they have an "SS" (sector salud registration number) printed on them, and the issuing doctor must affix a rubber stamp seal to further corroborate the legal issuance of the prescription. The farmacia will keep the original prescription, and then offer to make a "copy" for your own record (often the copy is produced by their FAX machine). You'll want to keep this copy handy in case of later inspection by Mexican authorities somewhere down the road. HINT: It's a lot easier to get the doctor to write a prescription for a controlled medicine if you bring a pill bottle from home, indicating your name and the doseage.

RETURNING TO THE USA

Because of intense lobbying by the AARP, US Customs officials are very lenient about allowing even large quantities of medicines to accompany you through customs. The medicine must be for your own personal consumption, and you absolutely must declare all medicines when asked to do so. Only drug smugglers have anything to worry about. Senior citizens who pass through the border with enough medicine to last six months is a common occurance. The phrase "And I have a quantity of prescription medicines for my own use", is usually sufficient to allow quick passage.

READING THIS DOES ANYONE JNOW ANY DOCS DOEN THERE THAT ARE"COOL" ABOUT PRESCRIBING
PLEASE LET ME KNOW GOING SUNDAY

AND YES I KNOW ABOUT GRANEROS I'M NOT LOOKING FOR JUICE

 

[IronFist]

US Customs will not accept a prescription from a mexican doctor as being legit...It may work but your scripts need to be from a US doctor...

 

[Zerxes]

Walk into any TJ Farmacia and tell them what you need. If they say that you need a Script, then just ask them where to get one. They will tell you. That is how it works down there. You dont have to me sneaky about it. Just ask.

 

[ivanushka]

maybe this will clarify

i'm sorry i must clarify i know how to get anything in tj without a script but as you read scheduled ones like xanax, vicodin etc, in regular farmacies they charge an arm and a leg but if you do it legit you will get a heelllaawaaa better deal just need a federally registered doc. I'v been going to mexico for 3 years now i'm starting to learn some more about their system

I need a doctors name that some one has visited and has experience with him please e-mail me or pm

 

[the mechanic]

Re: maybe this will clarify

i'm sorry i must clarify i know how to get anything in tj without a script I'v been going to mexico for 3 years now i'm starting to learn some more about their system

I need a doctors name that some one has visited and has experience with him please e-mail me or pm

With all that said, why would you need our help if you have the system figured out ?

 

[ivanushka]

Well i guess i do have the system figured out but not all of it i'll get a list of docs in tj and just go cold turkey but MECHANICH
i guess i'm good i just thought well..... i know some bro's on this board that go and get their axillary stuff and pain killer etc at the REAL PHARMACIAS in mexico you probably cannot tell them one from the other but the INTERNATIONAL FARMACIAS that is what they are called and they have a blue cross next to every one of them wouldn't you want to get you PROVIRON 100TABS FOR 35$ THAT IS JUST AN EXAMPLE try finding that deal in a regular farmacia

 

[Northstar]

I've been told that half of the pharmacys down there are partly owned by a doctor so the one they refer you to will have no problems writing a script then sending you to their own pharmacy.

 

[BigD50]

Customs is still not going to let you bring AS back across the border in to the US with or without a prescription.

 

[The Terminator]

Customs is still not going to let you bring AS back across the border in to the US with or without a prescription.

From what I am getting he is not interested in getting gear (that's a piece of cake) He is trying to get better deals on ancillaries and drugs like Vicodin, Xanax, Oxycontin, and other pain meds. I don't know if they give better deals or not (I never buy fun drugs there) but I would think that any INT. Farm. would be able to point you to a doctor who will write you a script for what you need.

 

[Northstar]

I agree with both of you. I suppose I should have clarified better.

 

[Your_Moms_Kneepads]

Well i guess i do have the system figured out but not all of it i'll get a list of docs in tj and just go cold turkey but MECHANICH
i guess i'm good i just thought well..... i know some bro's on this board that go and get their axillary stuff and pain killer etc at the REAL PHARMACIAS in mexico you probably cannot tell them one from the other but the INTERNATIONAL FARMACIAS that is what they are called and they have a blue cross next to every one of them wouldn't you want to get you PROVIRON 100TABS FOR 35$ THAT IS JUST AN EXAMPLE try finding that deal in a regular farmacia

Farmacias International does NOT SELL PROVIRON for $35 per 100. It took mention of the "blue cross" for me to understand what you were talking about in regard to mentioning Farmacias International which is a chain of farmacias down there.
I know because I have looked at prices there! In that case a sustanon preload would be $5 then right? Sorry Ivan but it ain't happening. What are the other farmacias? Fake ones? I dont understand your thinking.
In general Ivan you posts are confusing as hell. What you lack in English skills you can make up for in making your posts clearer and have what are saying make SENSE.

 

[ivanushka]

HEY KNEE PADS DON'T LET THE TEST GET TO YOUR HEAD....


JUST ANSWER ME ONE FUCKING QUESTION WHERE DO NORMAl MEXICAN CIRIZENS GO TO GET THEIR SCRIPTS FILLED, IF YOU THINK THEY GO TO THE FARMACIAS ON REVOLUTION YOU ARE A FUCKING MORON THAT GOT SHIT FOR BRAINS

YOU PEOPLE JUST DON'T FUCKING GET IT, I MIGHT BE WRONG ABOUT THE BLUE CROSS BUT THERE ARE INTERNATIONAL FARMACIAS JUST LEARN HOW TO FUCKING READ FUCK FACE HOPEFULLY I'LL SEE YOU IN TJ BITCH
To purchase controlled medicines (medicinas controlados) you'll first need to visit a federally registered medical doctor. The easiest way to go about this, is to inquire at a first class pharmacy. Every first class pharmacy has a list of approved, familiar doctors that they will share with you. Often their office is within a block or two of the store. Because of intense pressure from the US, Mexican doctors are reluctant to issue prescriptions for more than 30 tablets of a controlled medicine. All prescriptions are held by the pharmacy for inspection by the Mexican DEA, the SECTOR SALUD, who audits pharmacy inventories against presription sales. Violators, are subject to stiff fines and jail sentences. Special prescriptions are written for controlled medicines; they have an "SS" (sector salud registration number) printed on them, and the issuing doctor must affix a rubber stamp seal to further corroborate the legal issuance of the prescription. The farmacia will keep the original prescription, and then offer to make a "copy" for your own record (often the copy is produced by their FAX machine). You'll want to keep this copy handy in case of later inspection by Mexican authorities somewhere down the road. HINT: It's a lot easier to get the doctor to write a prescription for a controlled medicine if you bring a pill bottle from home, indicating your name and the doseage.

 

[evanquinn]

I was recently in MX however not in TJ. I was in a town called San Miguel de Allende. If you ever saw the moveie the Mexican you know what I am talking about. There they will only write you precription for 1 months use. So basicaly I had to go to a Vet supply store and get everything I needed there.

 

[ivanushka]

Terminator you are right i guess that is what i do i'm going sunday so i'll let you guys know what happens

Thanks for your replies guys

knee pads chill out i'v been in this country for 7 years and you have no fucking idea where i came from right now i'm going to schoolto get my BA in biophsych or become a proffesional hockey player, i speak english language without an accent most people don't even know i'm not american.....why don't you check you spelling in your posts don't mess with me and FUCK OFF

 

[Your_Moms_Kneepads]

HEY KNEE PADS DON'T LET THE TEST GET TO YOUR HEAD....


JUST ANSWER ME ONE FUCKING QUESTION WHERE DO NORMAl MEXICAN CIRIZENS GO TO GET THEIR SCRIPTS FILLED, IF YOU THINK THEY GO TO THE FARMACIAS ON REVOLUTION YOU ARE A FUCKING MORON THAT GOT SHIT FOR BRAINS

YOU PEOPLE JUST DON'T FUCKING GET IT, I MIGHT BE WRONG ABOUT THE BLUE CROSS BUT THERE ARE INTERNATIONAL FARMACIAS JUST LEARN HOW TO FUCKING READ FUCK FACE HOPEFULLY I'LL SEE YOU IN TJ BITCH
To purchase controlled medicines (medicinas controlados) you'll first need to visit a federally registered medical doctor. The easiest way to go about this, is to inquire at a first class pharmacy. Every first class pharmacy has a list of approved, familiar doctors that they will share with you. Often their office is within a block or two of the store. Because of intense pressure from the US, Mexican doctors are reluctant to issue prescriptions for more than 30 tablets of a controlled medicine. All prescriptions are held by the pharmacy for inspection by the Mexican DEA, the SECTOR SALUD, who audits pharmacy inventories against presription sales. Violators, are subject to stiff fines and jail sentences. Special prescriptions are written for controlled medicines; they have an "SS" (sector salud registration number) printed on them, and the issuing doctor must affix a rubber stamp seal to further corroborate the legal issuance of the prescription. The farmacia will keep the original prescription, and then offer to make a "copy" for your own record (often the copy is produced by their FAX machine). You'll want to keep this copy handy in case of later inspection by Mexican authorities somewhere down the road. HINT: It's a lot easier to get the doctor to write a prescription for a controlled medicine if you bring a pill bottle from home, indicating your name and the doseage.

Retard.Belive what you want about "International Pharmacies". And the above is not ANYTHING I DONT ALREADY KNOW. "Legit" places want Rx's for scheduled meds. This isn't anything new.
I know TJ better than you ever fucking will. Farmacias on Revolucion dont sell controlled meds. Again-this is common knowledge for people who know what they are talking about.
International Pharmacies- I guess this where they have Turkish Anapolon, Amoxicillin from Paraguay, and Deca from Greece?
Lastly I have no time for internet tough guys like you. I could be 5'6" and 150 lbs or I could be 6'2" 310. You'll never know but run your fucking mouth like that and somebody will take you up on your offer.

 

[Your_Moms_Kneepads]

YOU PEOPLE JUST DON'T FUCKING GET IT, I MIGHT BE WRONG ABOUT THE BLUE CROSS BUT THERE ARE INTERNATIONAL FARMACIAS JUST LEARN HOW TO FUCKING READ FUCK FACE HOPEFULLY I'LL SEE YOU IN TJ BITCH
To purchase controlled medicines (medicinas controlados) you'll first need to visit a federally registered medical doctor. The easiest way to go about this, is to inquire at a first class pharmacy

the issuing doctor must affix a rubber stamp seal to further corroborate the legal issuance of the prescription. The farmacia will keep the original prescription

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It still doenst make any fucking sense. International? International what? Not all pharmacies that legally sell controlled substances are "International" or marked.
Keep up with the name calling-I need some amusement. People can see what a fucking turd you are.

 

[ivanushka]

So now you are saying this

It still doenst make any fucking sense. International? International what? Not all pharmacies that legally sell controlled substances are "International" or marked.
Keep up with the name calling-I need some amusement. People can see what a fucking turd you are.


Finally it is getting throught your head: your qote
(that there are farmacias that actually sell controlled substances Not all pharmacies that legally sell controlled substances are "International" or marked)


So now you are telling me the exact thing i was trying to get through your head. SO NOW YOU ARE SAYING THAT SCRIPS ARE OBTAINABLE RIGHT?? AND COULD BE FILLED IN SPECIAL FARMACIAS AND AGAIN I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT GEAR, ONLY AXILLARIES.

Or by the way i did find the international farmacia no blue cross though i was wrong about that funny part was there was a fedarally standing there at the enterance inside for three hours i was there i walked by it a bunch times so i did not go in funny though federally!!!! not a security guard trust me i made shure he was a full dressed federally hummmmm

knee pads now you are saying that some farmacias are federally registered and stock controlled substances and some are not right?(i hope i got this right english is my second language)
But there is no chain farmacias that are federally rejistered??
Is that right?



THE REASON I STARTED THIS POST WAS BECAUSE A FRIEND OF MINE USED TO DO THIS A VERY GOOD FRIEND AND YES HE DID GO TO INTERNATIONAL FARMACIA YOU SHOULD KNOW WHICH ONE IT IS IT'S ONE BLOCK WEST ON JUAREZ(2) THAT'S KIND FUNNY DON'T YOU THINK BUT THAT WAS IN 94, HE EVEN GAVE ME DIRECTIONS TO THAT FARMACIA AS FAR AS THE DOCS GO IF YOU GET A COOL DOC THEY WILL WRIGHT YOU 3 DIFFERENT SCRIPS FOR A COUPLE OF THINGS SO YOU TAKE THEM TO THREE DIFFERENT FARMACIAS BECAUSE LIKE I SAID THEY ARE FEDERALLY CONTROLLED.

WELL KNEE PADS HERE IS ANOTHER ONE OF YOUR QOTES:"I know TJ better than you ever fucking will. Farmacias on Revolucion dont sell controlled meds. Again-this is common knowledge for people who know what they are talking about." WAS NOT THAT WHAT I TRYING TO TELL THE WHOLE TIME???

OH BY THE WAY KNEE PADS SPEAKING OF BEING TOUGH YOU EVER HEARD OF A PLACE CALLED SIBERIA I THINK IT'S IN RUSSIA IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN..LOL I LIVED THERE FOR FIFTEEN YEARS I AM I CAN SAY THIS WITH CERTAIN THE CLOSEST PERSON THAT HAS ACTUALLY LIVED NEXT TO THE NORTH POLE..LOL

RUSSIAN SIBERIA HMMMM OR YEA DID I FORGET TO MENTION THAT I AM A LITTLE PUSSY SHIT THAT'S AFFRAID OF EVERING....

I'M NOT HERE TO START FIGHT I ONLY FINISH THEM
i have been through shit you people can not even imagine or fantasize DON'T FUCKING TREAT ME LIKE AN IDIOT AND YOU WILL GET THE RESPECT YOU DESERVE

PEACE OUT

 

[ivanushka]

bump for me still seaching

 

[Latamier]

To much of a hassle when all you have to do is walk into the farmacia, pull out some American greenbacks and tell them what you want. Just be creative going back across the border with it.

 

[ivanushka]

latamier

Yea the dead presidents defenitely will get you pretty much anything you want but how much are you paying?????that's not a question for now i shop for anxillaries in a couple of different farmacias no one has the best deals on everything but like i said when you go legit and get a scrip shit gets a lot cheaper but not gear too bad.....only anxillaries but if you got a lot of dead presidents then that will save yourself a hassle.....if not then the search goes on...............

 

[shroomy]

Customs is still not going to let you bring AS back across the border in to the US with or without a prescription.

From personal experience, I know this is not the case, or at least wasn't allways the case.

After the MM2K article years ago about declaring your stuff at the border, with a mexican script. I gave it a try. At first the customs guys were like "Your out of your f-ing mind!" and while one told me what trouble I was in, the other called his superior. Then he told the guy on the phone that I only had a mexican script and what I was declaring (only 12 sust btw)

The guy on the phone told him to let me go and he almost had a fit.

BTW this was all at a podunk border crossing. Not one of the big ones.

Also back when it was more difficult to get a doc to prescribe AS for AIDS, several people I know had no difficulty doing the same thing at customs in Miami. They used the HIV + story and had no problems at all.

of course YMMV and this was all years ago....