US citizen here. I ordered Meto from Russia without prescription and my package said it was delivered today but I don't have it. Trying to contact USPS now via email but I have to state what's inside my package. If I select "prescription medicine", will they check if I have a prescription or not and possibly confiscate it upon learning that I don't? Or is obtaining medicines that normally need to be prescribed in the US, from overseas, perfectly legal and free of repercussion?
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