I havent posted in quite sometime , but have a question I couldn't get answered by using the "search" option here.

I am flying out to California to visit family and am currently taking CPA. My question is do I need to have concerns regarding seizures at the airport, at first thought I don't think I should since it is not an international flight- however I don't want any snags nor losing costly CPA.

If you think I should leave it behind , can you please post alternatives that I could use during the trip, I plan on being gone for about 14 days and don't want to wreck what I have gained.

well if your flying domestic, I would not worry about it too much, but you could put some in an Aspirin Bottle or another bottle that they would not give a second look at.

Ken

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Eunuken (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2006 9:15 pm another bottle that they would not give a second look at.

KenA bottle of motion-sickness medicine or multi-vitamins for example.

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For domestic flights I don't think there would be any problem. On international flights it also shouldn't be a problem as it is not a restricted substance (ironically male hormones are restricted but female hormones aren't).

The most important thing is the quantity. You should only take "personal use quantitities" which usually imply one month's worth. Any more could warrant additional scrutiny.

thanks for the input, now I have one less thing to worry about, how bout advice on how to deal with the family? j/k

Well, I'd suggest crumbling up a few androcur and putting it in their drinks. So take extra! (just joking)

As far as medications like that, if you know the address of where you will be staying, you can send it ahead via an inconspicuous vcr tape or cd sized package a week or so ahead of your arrival.

I know it's probably not right, but my aunt who lives on the otherside of the country used to send my mother different types of medications for one thing or another every now and again. I just hope there's nothing in The Bible about that being a sin. (sarcasm)

Just food for thought.