Is Clomid legal to import (MAIL) or not!

[LivinLarger]

why buy non controlled from over seas? go domestic on this stuff!

I would agree with you but, I have had 6 different domestic suppliers in the last few years. All of them turned scammer or got nailed, I am tired of having to find a new domestic every 3 months.
I love fina and use that with Dbol (I know someone who hooks me up with that), also plan on making susp with a's kits.
Basically these are all I feel I need for now to keep growing.
Just sick of everyone turning scammer or getting nailed, I can get Arimidex from A, and the only other thing I would need is clomid.

 

[jack hust]

yes i get 5 deliverys a year from the same over seas pharma and allways get threw clomid/lasix/nolvadex/t-3/t-4/clen allways opened by customs and taped up and deliverd

 

[LivinLarger]

Jack, would you mind e-mailing me that link?
[email protected]
Thanks

 

[LONE_AZ]

Here is the link to US customs. And no you can not import 50 dosage units of any AS. They are covered under tyhe Anabolic Steriod Act.

http://www.customs.ustreas.gov/travel/travel.htm

 

[LivinLarger]

This amendment allows a United States resident to import up to 50 dosage units of a controlled medication without a valid prescription at an international land border.

To me this sounds like you have to physically carry the stuff across an international border, not mail it into say, Ohare or something.
I am going to e-mail them and ask them to be more specific, thanks for the link!
LL

 

[Dr.Evil]

it's a prescription medication...

 

[LONE_AZ]

Yes I think that is the rule but they will let mail pass depending on the product. Nolvaldex is a cancer med and Clomid is a fertility drug so agents usally see no harm in the two

 

[CJWolford]

to clarify, isn't it just the scheduled drugs that can't be imported, but normal prescription meds can?

I ordered some Soma, a muscle relaxant, and customs opened it, but i still got it.

i'm going to restock on my clen/t3 the same way.

 

[mdd]

livin larger... pm me if you want i might be able to help ya out

 

[Dr.Evil]

to clarify, isn't it just the scheduled drugs that can't be imported, but normal prescription meds can?

that law changed last september or august