11 replies to this topic

[LexLux]

I found that alldaychemist is selling selgin, is one required to have a perscription to ship this to the UK?

[8bitmore]

No, not as far as I'm aware - let us know how the order process goes if you go ahead!

[LexLux]

I found this post on http://www.justanswe...medication.html regarding UK law :

"It is illegal to buy prescription-only drugs without a prescription or consultation in the UK, whether on or offline.

This law currently does not apply to websites based abroad as long as you're buying for personal use."

I'm not an expert in this area so I'm not sure if this can be relied on, I'm also not avising anyone to follow this advice. What do you guys think?

Edited by LexLux, 19 February 2014 - 05:07 PM.

[LexLux]

It definitely seems like a good idea to get a prescription if I decide to go ahead and try deprenyl.

[Geoffrey]

It's legal to import for personal use without a prescription. I got mine as a generic from inhousepharmacy. But be careful with selegiline -- it builds up very fast and too much in my system caused me headaches and disorientation. I wouldn't call it a nootropic.

[LexLux]

Im quite young at 24 so theres that and Rasagiline seems safer, just not sure at this point.

Edited by LexLux, 23 February 2014 - 10:39 AM.

[Flex]

its way expensiver

Selegiline--> about 20 euro
Rasagiline --> about 144 euro

Btw: brandmedicines.com is a option, they sell both

[LexLux]

its way expensiver

Selegiline--> about 20 euro
Rasagiline --> about 144 euro

Btw: brandmedicines.com is a option, they sell both

allldaychemist is selling 30 relgin 1mg at $ 12.99 http://www.alldayche...n.html?___SID=U

Edited by LexLux, 23 February 2014 - 10:59 AM.

[Flex]

Wow. Sry I thought its still patented.
Nevermind, So how could I get it to Germany ^^

Edited by Flex, 23 February 2014 - 12:09 PM.

[chemicalambrosia]

Wow. Sry I thought its still patented.
Nevermind, So how could I get it to Germany ^^

India manufactures drugs that are still under patent. It causes a little friction between them and countries like the US that spend many billions on drug research...

[LexLux]

Wow. Sry I thought its still patented.
Nevermind, So how could I get it to Germany ^^

India manufactures drugs that are still under patent. It causes a little friction between them and countries like the US that spend many billions on drug research...

I read that this was going on, I wasn't aware that this was happening with Rasagiline. awkward...

Edited by LexLux, 23 February 2014 - 02:54 PM.

[LexLux]

Just to be clear, I'm not promoting AlldayChemist, or any of the above mentioned manufacturers. I am also not ordering any of the above mentioned drugs, or advising anyone else to. Its up to everyone to seek independant legal advice if they are unsure of what's legal in their country.

Edited by LexLux, 23 February 2014 - 04:25 PM.