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Metoclopramide in Mexico?
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Hello. Seeing if anyone has any info on getting Metoclopramide in Mexico? I'm willing to drive to Laredo and walk across the border if pharmacies there will sell it without a prescription. Supposedly my SN arrives today (according to the tracking number), and I will still need to test it, but I'd like to acquire the anti-emetic soon.
Too risky bringing it back. I'm not ready to CTB right now. Want to wait one to two more years. Is N fairly available in Mexico? I hear conflicting reports.
Too risky bringing it back. I'm not ready to CTB right now. Want to wait one to two more years. Is N fairly available in Mexico? I hear conflicting reports.
I did see posts where people managed to get it from mexican vets. I remember one where they had the help of a forum member that lived there.
But yeah the risk is a whole other can of worms with border controlls.
Hello. Seeing if anyone has any info on getting Metoclopramide in Mexico? I'm willing to drive to Laredo and walk across the border if pharmacies there will sell it without a prescription. Supposedly my SN arrives today (according to the tracking number), and I will still need to test it, but I'd like to acquire the anti-emetic soon.
Hello. Seeing if anyone has any info on getting Metoclopramide in Mexico? I'm willing to drive to Laredo and walk across the border if pharmacies there will sell it without a prescription. Supposedly my SN arrives today (according to the tracking number), and I will still need to test it, but I'd like to acquire the anti-emetic soon.
Hello. Seeing if anyone has any info on getting Metoclopramide in Mexico? I'm willing to drive to Laredo and walk across the border if pharmacies there will sell it without a prescription. Supposedly my SN arrives today (according to the tracking number), and I will still need to test it, but I'd like to acquire the anti-emetic soon.
I can only speak for Tijuana, but if it's true for TJ, then it's probably true all over the country. I bought Meto. Over the counter and it was dirt cheap. 11 pesos for a box of 10 pills, that's about .50USD per box.
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I can only speak for Tijuana, but if it's true for TJ, then it's probably true all over the country. I bought Meto. Over the counter and it was dirt cheap. 11 pesos for a box of 10 pills, that's about .50USD per box.
NOTHING to declare. Most pharmacies will accept Pesos or USD. They are looking for Meth., Cocaine, and Fentanyl... not medication to stop you from being nauseated and throwing up.
"I understand I will have to declare the meto." LOL!!!
NOTHING to declare. Most pharmacies will accept Pesos or USD. They are looking for Meth., Cocaine, and Fentanyl... not medication to stop you from being nauseated and throwing up.
"U.S. residents entering the United States at international land borders who are carrying a validly obtained controlled substance (other than narcotics such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, or LSD), are subject to certain additional requirements. If a U.S. resident wants to bring in a controlled substance (other than narcotics such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, or LSD) but does not have a prescription for the substance issued by a U.S.-licensed practitioner (e.g., physician, dentist, etc.) who is registered with, and authorized by, the Drug Enforcement Administration to prescribe the medication, the individual may not import more than 50 dosage units of the medication into the United States.
If the U.S. resident has a prescription for the controlled substance issued by a DEA registrant, more than 50 dosage units may be imported by that person, provided all other legal requirements are met. Note: Only medications that can be legally prescribed in the United States may be imported for personal use."
Hello. Seeing if anyone has any info on getting Metoclopramide in Mexico? I'm willing to drive to Laredo and walk across the border if pharmacies there will sell it without a prescription. Supposedly my SN arrives today (according to the tracking number), and I will still need to test it, but I'd like to acquire the anti-emetic soon.
Hello. Seeing if anyone has any info on getting Metoclopramide in Mexico? I'm willing to drive to Laredo and walk across the border if pharmacies there will sell it without a prescription. Supposedly my SN arrives today (according to the tracking number), and I will still need to test it, but I'd like to acquire the anti-emetic soon.
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