Ordering anti emetics online?

[HellLife2]

What's the best way to do this?

 

[White_Room293]

I mean.......I actually think it's like the lowest tier felony in some states to possess non scheduled drugs but I'm not sure. Ask @gingerplum if possession in her state is anything more than a misdemeanor.

 

[Emerald]

What's the best way to do this?

But it depends on where you live. There is a list of excluded countries some sellers won't ship to.

 

[JimFord99]

I found Primperan quite easily to get. Noticed that my supplier run out of stock. Just in time.

 

[gingerplum]

I mean.......I actually think it's like the lowest tier felony in some states to possess non scheduled drugs but I'm not sure. Ask @gingerplum if possession in her state is anything more than a misdemeanor.

In Florida, possession of all types of prescription drugs that are not controlled substances is a second-degree misdemeanor. The potential penalties include:

• Up to 60 days in jail;
• A $500 fine; and
• Probation.

The laws vary by state, but I imagine pretty much any non-controlled substance is a misdemeanor. That includes any prescription drugs: birth control pills, insulin, blood thinners, you name it. However, I seriously doubt anyone is prosecuted for this.

Put it this way: someone has to decide to charge you; that's just not going to happen. The only place that checks packages is customs, and if they think it's suspect they just confiscate it. (I recently lost a package of meds to Canadian customs... those bastards).

Then, after being charged with a crime, the state attorney's office has to decide if it's a case worth proving and prosecuting... trust me, on the off chance it ever made it that far, the state attorney has far better things to do than tie up their court system for a handful of anti-nausea pills.

Long explanation short, don't worry about legal charges for a non-scheduled substance.

 

[JimFord99]

Ups, quite harsh laws. I did not know that.

 

[puppy9]

In Florida, possession of all types of prescription drugs that are not controlled substances is a second-degree misdemeanor. The potential penalties include:

• Up to 60 days in jail;
• A $500 fine; and
• Probation.

The laws vary by state, but I imagine pretty much any non-controlled substance is a misdemeanor. That includes any prescription drugs: birth control pills, insulin, blood thinners, you name it. However, I seriously doubt anyone is prosecuted for this.

Put it this way: someone has to decide to charge you; that's just not going to happen. The only place that checks packages is customs, and if they think it's suspect they just confiscate it. (I recently lost a package of meds to Canadian customs... those bastards).

Then, after being charged with a crime, the state attorney's office has to decide if it's a case worth proving and prosecuting... trust me, on the off chance it ever made it that far, the state attorney has far better things to do than tie up their court system for a handful of anti-nausea pills.

Long explanation short, don't worry about legal charges for a non-scheduled substance.

Are you a lawyer? So smart. Thanks

 

[gingerplum]

Are you a lawyer? So smart. Thanks

No, (ha!) but thank you for the compliment. I'm just old and I know how stuff works

 

[Stan]

No, (ha!) but thank you for the compliment. I'm just old and I know how stuff works

Being called a lawyer is a compliment?!!!!! Things are so different on the other side of the pond..........

 

[mrwolf]

Message the seller

I would love to. But when I go to my recent searches and click on the item its just says removed. Should have taken note of the sellers name. But the account may have been suspended also.

 

[Emerald]

I would love to. But when I go to my recent searches and click on the item its just says removed. Should have taken note of the sellers name. But the account may have been suspended also.

The account is still up for now. I just checked. If you need the link you can PM me.

 

[mrwolf]

The account is still up for now. I just checked. If you need the link you can PM me.

Thanks I will !

 

[JimFord99]

In Florida, possession of all types of prescription drugs that are not controlled substances is a second-degree misdemeanor. The potential penalties include:

• Up to 60 days in jail;
• A $500 fine; and
• Probation.

The laws vary by state, but I imagine pretty much any non-controlled substance is a misdemeanor. That includes any prescription drugs: birth control pills, insulin, blood thinners, you name it. However, I seriously doubt anyone is prosecuted for this.

Put it this way: someone has to decide to charge you; that's just not going to happen. The only place that checks packages is customs, and if they think it's suspect they just confiscate it. (I recently lost a package of meds to Canadian customs... those bastards).

Then, after being charged with a crime, the state attorney's office has to decide if it's a case worth proving and prosecuting... trust me, on the off chance it ever made it that far, the state attorney has far better things to do than tie up their court system for a handful of anti-nausea pills.

Long explanation short, don't worry about legal charges for a non-scheduled substance.

Sorry, is this for real? Are the laws really that strict in the US? Did not know that.

 

[Rheaz]

I can't find them anywhere. Everywhere requires a script. Can someone pm me where to get them?

 

[JimFord99]

You may find they are quite easy to get online once you figured out under which trade names they are on the market. A while ago a dear forum member listed them in a thread, possibly in the SN mega thread, not sure though.

 

[JimFord99]

The stuff he is selling is genuine, but he quickly runs out of stock. Then you have to wait a few weeks till he sells again.