Going on a medical trip!

[catnsdogz]

I have heard albeit with little certainty that if I go to mexico I can go to a pharmacy and get an oxy script rather easily although it takes some time to find the right doctor to prescribe you it - does anyone know what areas I might have more luck in? Also will I be expected to pay a premium for this at the doctor and pharmacy - also what is the max amount they can prescribe (i.e can I get a 3 month prescription say 360 tablets of oxycodone 15mg or will it be written as a refill) I am going in two weeks (any info would help alot)

 

[blissopifree 2]

You would be much better going to a city rather than a resort such as cancun.Ofcourse you may well need to go to an "Un safe" area of the city where you will have a much better chance of a script for OXY.If you wanted tramadol you could find that much more easily in a safer surrounding

Btw I was in santa eula or something (sorry I forgett) a good cpl of year's back and was able to buy tramadol and diaz easily enough from under the counter but for OXY you may need to head somewhere less touristy?.Please let us know how you got on btw @catsndogz

Bliss.....

 

[Jam1976]

 I have been to both Cancun and Jamaica in the past year. I found getting meds would probably be much easier in Jamaica. I had people offering me everything on the streets in Jamaica.  I didn’t buy anything at either location, I was on yoga retreats and not with the kind of people that would approve of such things. 

 But in Jamaica, I literally had somebody try to put a bag of crack in my hand! I handed it back to her very quickly. Very very pushy dealers in Jamaica. In Cancun, and all the other surrounding areas I never had anyone approach me to buy meds. 

 If you try to buy them in a touristy area, I would think that you would get charged a fortune. Your best bet would be to find a friendly native to the area that would help you.  I read up on this a bit before going to Cancun/Playa Del Carmen/ other areas nearby, just to see if I would be able to get benzos. From what I read most pharmacies still ask you for a script.  Humorously, I was able to buy meds off of another tourist  while I was there. 

 Just be very very careful. There are a lot of desperate people there that would be more than willing to take your money and rip you off.  Make sure that you understand the currency exchange, a lot of people get taken for a ton of money when they don’t know the correct  exchange rate. Do not exchange your currency at the airport! They charge you around $100 to convert $300 into pesos at the airport. 

Good luck.  I would think you’d be able to find something, it’s just going to take a little bit of work. 

 

[chaos7979]

Mexico sells a lot of schedule 3, 4, and 5 drugs over the counter.  Most doctors can not write for what we call Schedule 2.

 

[enasty]

I took a trip to TJ today looking for @ddy and troz@don3, after visiting 4 pharmacies and speaking with 3 different DRs for script consults with no luck as only a limited amount of MD can write script for controlled substance and only certain pharmacies carry them until my last cab driver told me had a friend that was an MD.

I was hesitant to believe him at first and told him that i only wanted a real script as i was walking back across the border. the cab driver placed a call and drove me to the house of the MD, (he runs an office out of his house, common to have business at homes in mexico), the MD was an extremely helpful and although they don't have legal @ddy in mexico, he gave me a script for rit@lin. 

Filled rit@lin script at costco, 60tabs 10mg for 47.00usd.

had a harder time locating the traz@done, however after placing a call back to the MD, he suggested another pharm and even met me there to make sure the pharm tech was able to locate the med. traz@done 50mg 40 tabs for 24.00usd.  

FDA limits quantity of controlled substances with only a mexican script to a total of 50 doses. if you have american script you can bring back more.

cost for each script from md was 40.00usd