I am about to travel to Brazil, and want to take some medications with me. Namely, dihydrocodeine, diazepam, zopiclone and cialis. I have not been prescribed these, but I own some and want to take a few of each with me. Is this legal, or could it potentially land me in trouble? I have taken such things abroad before and they haven’t been checked or anything, but I am just a little concerned as I really don’t know where the law stands on this. After all, for all they know I could have just bought these things online rather than had them presscribed by a doctor…
Chosen Answer:
For medicines of the type of Diazepan you only purchase with restricted prescription, that medicine type is denominated of BLACK LABEL, or be is not enough to have the prescription, has to be a special prescription that it is kept at the drugstore, the pharmacist won’t return the prescription. Cialis in spite of being red label, can be that you buy without prescription, some drugstores sell detached tablets, out of the box, that and illegal, but a lot of drugstores sell.
The other medicines I don’t know and I don’t know if it is necessary of prescription.
by: cisne n.egro
on: 3rd July 09