
I never heard of this.... 
edit: I misread the OPs post.
edit: I misread the OPs post.


Damn you're are ordering 10 or more kits at one time. I thought I had a hoarding of peps problem. Glad to seeFarmgirlRebel said:I never heard of this....
edit: I misread the OPs post.

tul9033 said:I had mine revoked in December. Had 3 or 4 Indian packages seized. Nothing from China has been seized, but I've made several orders from China.
That's ridiculous, how does an OTC med trigger seizure?tul9033 said:I only got to use GE once and it got canceled dang near a year to the day of receiving it. My last seized package was Azelastine allergy nose spray which is sold over the counter in the US. I can get it for $6 a bottle in India vs $15-20 in the US.

Pep hoarders unite!CNCCurrency said:Damn you're are ordering 10 or more kits at one time. I thought I had a hoarding of peps problem. Glad to see

Global Entry is for return entry into the US and I'm assuming only for US citizens (but not completely certain about that). I am not aware of anything similar in other countries.Enyola said:Is this purely a US-thing or does this exist elsewhere? Before joining this forum I didn't even know something like "Global Entry" exists let alone that it can be revoked.

My seizure letters came across as they don't know what half this stuff is. There is an option to contest the seizure. I may do that if it happens again. There has also been suggestions from others that once you have a package seized your on a list and from then on everything will be inspected/seized. I haven't found that to be the case.RetCurious said:That's ridiculous, how does an OTC med trigger seizure?
I used an Indian supplier for my recent Jardiance prescription, had the prescription sent to them for good measure. It shipped from/through Dubai and had a customs declaration that stated personal use. So far so good...



You and I are similar on that, my friends are clueless on procuring these life changing/saving vials.FarmgirlRebel said:Pep hoarders unite!
Some people enjoy shopping for clothing, cars or whatever it happens to be....me, I like buying peptides....then I also end up selling them to friends and family, so that means I get to buy more peptides!!!

RigorMan said:I initially posted on it as I had an order confiscated. Was concerned and saw the article about it. I have searched but can't find any articles saying they are not doing that and that it was an urban legend. Was wondering if sending to a business name would work. Haven't tried it yet as still researching. Any links to articles would be appreciated. Absolutely blown away how effective peptide protocols have been.


Why get it from India? I get that you can save $10 but how much nose spray are you using? Seems like the $10 is worth it for the convenience.tul9033 said:I had mine revoked in December. Had 3 or 4 Indian packages seized. Nothing from China has been seized, but I've made several orders from China.
I turned around and got TSA Precheck and used the MPC line on my last international trip and beat my wife through the Global Entry line. I did appeal, but have not received a response. I only got to use GE once and it got canceled dang near a year to the day of receiving it. My last seized package was Azelastine allergy nose spray which is sold over the counter in the US. I can get it for $6 a bottle in India vs $15-20 in the US.

Doesn't seem to have affected him, he beat his wife thru customs and she had it!CornPop said:Why get it from India? I get that you can save $10 but how much nose spray are you using? Seems like the $10 is worth it for the convenience.

Very true. I was genuinely curious though. Feel like I’m missing out on something lolCNCCurrency said:Doesn't seem to have affected him, he beat his wife thru customs and she had it!

I use it daily, so 1 per month. With hindsight being what it is... I'd just get it from Amazon.CornPop said:Why get it from India? I get that you can save $10 but how much nose spray are you using? Seems like the $10 is worth it for the convenience.

I bet but who would think there would be consequences for importing otc medicinetul9033 said:I use it daily, so 1 per month. With hindsight being what it is... I'd just get it from Amazon.

Damn, he beat his wife in front of Customs? What a jerk!CNCCurrency said:Doesn't seem to have affected him, he beat his wife thru customs and she had it!

Hey! a real American. We vacation in Florida. The people are crazy and there are so many ways to die in Florida.Airborne Daddy said:Thats why i vacation in Nebraska.... screw real id too.... we drive through cornfields and pretend were in Children of The Corn.

tul9033 said:My seizure letters came across as they don't know what half this stuff is. There is an option to contest the seizure. I may do that if it happens again. There has also been suggestions from others that once you have a package seized your on a list and from then on everything will be inspected/seized. I haven't found that to be the case.
The group I'm buying Indian meds from now keeps the packages at 500g or less. This is supposed to reduce scrutiny/suspicion. I'm pretty sure nothing has been seized since following this guideline.
I'll admit, when I first started ordering from India last year I went hog wild and ordered damn near one of everything. I've got a shit-ton of crap I'll probably never use. Now I keep it to one drug at a time and