FDA Examined

[plix (imported)]

One may wish to check out the following link as it describes the FDA Policy:

/www.fda.gov/ora/compliance_ref/rpm_new2/ch9pers.html

One can also do a google search on "FDA Personal Use Import Policy" to get all the details.

Suffice it to say that any shipment that appears to be in conflict of the FDA policy will be detained by customs for inspection by the FDA. Regardless of what is on the customs label. One has to believe US Customs knows about overseas drug importers: good and bad.

Bottom line is: as long as you have a script, what is order is under a 3 month supply, and the drugs are not on the schedule I-V controlled substance list FDA does not care. However, you may need to prove they do not care as the FDA Policy states.

What if you don't have a script but it's not controlled? I didn't have one until recently, but estrogen is not controlled.

[transgirl23ny (imported)]

What if you don't have a script but it's not controlled? I didn't have one until recently, but estrogen is not controlled.

Well, estrogen has no street value, you wont get high off estrogen, and you cant abuse it and cause social problems. Plus, the vast majority of estrogen users are post-menopausal women. Why would they waste their precious time to hassle an "over the hill" woman? The FDA simply doesnt care... so long as the substance is not controlled.

[madscientist1 (imported)]

Well, estrogen has no street value, you wont get high off estrogen, and you cant abuse it and cause social problems. Plus, the vast majority of estrogen users are post-menopausal women. Why would they waste their precious time to hassle an "over the hill" woman? The FDA simply doesnt care... so long as the substance is not controlled.

Same thing with Depo-Provera. Any guy taking it wants to control his sex drive for SOME good reason, like to prevent him from raping the neighborhood children. I will add: NEVER, EVER order anything express. That is a reason to open the parcel.