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Funny I Just Got back from Mexico

Ativan Boy

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I went on a cruise that docked in Cozumel. None of the pharmacies carried any benzos and I went to several of them. I visited about 6 of them, and all of them said you need a prescription. However there is one near a jewelry store that carries Rohypnol and Valium. It is not cheap however. A 30 pack of 1 mg Roofies are $45.00 and a 90 pack of Valium is $75.00, so I bought all the Rohypnol they had. I spent $135 for
90, by no means a bargain, but those things are just about impossible to get here in the States. So if you any of you go to Cozumel, keep searching, there is a small store that has it and the girl that works there is pretty hot, but she doesn't speak a lick of english. Later.
 
yes u do need a script, but the pharmacist writes u the script, they had em just didnt wanna give em to ya, u were in a port where boat loads of americans come in daily, next time get in a cab and tell him to take u to one a lil farther from the port
 
in tijuana theres doctors offices right next to pharmacies... you just walk across the street, get the script, and you're on your way.. some times you dont even have to do that.
as far as i know.. valiums are OTC, somas are OTC, some other crappy things are otc, everything else needs a script. its really not hard to get the script..
 
I will be going to cancun for spring break and was wondering how good are the Pharmy's there? I can speak fluent spanish so I am hoping this will aid me in my search for painkillers. Has anyone had luck buying anything in Cancun?
 
I went to Tijuana in mid December, crossed over the bridge into town, and after getting turned down at a couple of pharms for anything good I stumbled across the Farmacia D'Lux Catedral (I got their card). Soon after my friend and I walked back across the border with #90 Valiums 10mg, 2 bottles of Soma 350mg #100 (easy to get), and an 80mg Oxy. If your walking, just don't take or wear anything metal and you should be fine and either crotch your shit or put it in your pockets. The Pharmacist had stronger shit but this was my first time walking across. And not to be racist, but it helps if your white or college age, or both.
 
Originally posted by rarelysober:
And not to be racist, but it helps if your white or college age, or both.
That's because you go to college in southern California, and are just going across the border for an evening of partying. Right? ;)
 
Only luck I had in Cancun last year as far as pharmies/pain killers go was a couple of bottles
of tylex and some valium. I got the tylex from a Pharmacy in which the doc wrote me out a script and the valium from a very generous cabdriver that didnt even make me pay for em'.
The tylex was kinda a pain in the ass to get tho. First off it was quite expensive. The tylex itself
wasnt but the evaluation I had to go through by the doctor on the premisis cost me like 70 bucks
plus the cost of the meds. All n All I probably spent like $130 for two bottles of tylex *shrugs*
Your best bet while in Cancun is to find a cabdriver and tell them what yoo are seeking. Nine times outa Ten they will either have it on them or know where to take yoo to get it * fora small fee of course heh*. The cabdriver who gave me the valiums also had weed, ecstasy, ludes, as well as some kinda stim on him at the time. I of course passed on all of the above except for the valiums. Drugs were obviously an extra source of money for him. I think you will be surprised at how many other cabdrivers are more than likely just like the one I happened across. So um yeah.
Have FUN in Cancun! And good luck on your mission.
 
<---------TJ smuggling Veteran.
Mex scipts are NOT and will NOT be honored at customs/border corssing.
 
Option2 is just Mexican scripts that will not be honored at customs from your experience?
About a year ago I got a script for K-pins in Bolivia and they asked me for a script in Miami and when I showed them the script they let me go.
 
I agree with *partykid* here..
I brought the tylex back in to the states. Customs
in both mexico and here noted by bottles of tylex.
They asked fora script in which I showed em' and they sent me on my merry lil' way. Perhaps this was due to the fact that I only had two bottles? I dont know *shrugs*
 
Why risk it, unless your walking through? If your in a car, hide it.
Also, if you have a small enough amount, you can hide it on your body. I drove into the US from tijuana with drugs in my underwear, and had no problem. Even if they search your car, they wont necessarily search your body, and they probably wouldnt search you unless there was something suspicious in the vehicle.
Just hide it well, and you should be fine
 
First of all I'll be flying into Cancun. So I will need to fly back with the drugs, it is in my best interest to get a script so that I can fly back safely with it and legally. Getting a script will prevent any "wrong doing" with customs and I can always play stupid with them.
Being fluent in spanish might help as well :) .
 
That's because you go to college in southern California, and are just going across the border for an evening of partying. Right?
Right on, Shiido! I'm not actually in college, but am under 21 and a white male, so on Fri. or Sat. evening, it is a good coverup to have a couple beers and say you went to TJ to party. Gives 'em less of a reason to search. My friend who came along was an Asian-American and he had no trouble either.
 
I'm heading down to Buenos Aires in a few days for a little R&R. Anyone know what the situation with pharmacies is down there??
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Well their economical situation is not the greatest right now so I bet they will be willing to do some nice trades. I am from Bolivia and they have pretty much the same system, you just have to find the right ones. Like I said though, due to their economical situation they will probably be more generous.
FYI: I don't know if they have gotten better but when I was in Bolivia this summer, my aunt was going to Argentina and she had to take money because a lot of banks do not have money right now.... maybe they got better though.
 
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