[QUOTE=Powerhouse100;4587143]Gents,
I've been reading the boards for a while now and decided to make an account. I have a situation where hopefully one of you fine gentlemen can assist me on. Back in Oct 2019, I ordered viagra from an online pharmacy and I believe it might be one of those places in India; not sure though. The package was held up in customs in NY for quite some time. Today, I received a letter from US Border and Customs. Honestly, I'm afraid to open the letter as I know, in some cases, it might be illegal to purchase medications from other countries! I know, our US laws are a mess!
Anyway, without opening the letter, does anyone know what said letter might say? More importantly, am I going to jail and might have to pay a large penalty? What is the best way to avoid such issues? I have been ordering like this for quite some time and this has never happened, so needless to say, I am concerned. Your input would be greatly appreciated, especially from Playtiem. Thanks gents.[/QUOTE]Umm, thanks for the vote of confidence. Hopefully it's not misplaced!
I don't think that not opening the letter is going to give you any advantage, except that you could then say you didn't open it, and I'm trying to imagine a circumstance where that would matter, and failing. But, as they say, I Am Not A Lawyer, and even if I were, this wouldn't constitute legal advice. I'd open it to see what it was. I expect that the other guys here are right, and that it's a seizure notice, and you can just read it and say "damn, not getting that shipment" and chuck the letter in the trash.
Anyways, it would seem that there are plenty of legit ways of getting meds that are much less likely to end up with you possibly getting a pill full of chalk dust, asbestos, defective goat hormones, or whatever else, and the legit generics from US sources are cheap enough now for the cost not to be an issue. I haven't gone through the online US based Rx shops, but it's my understanding that they just run through the same types of quick questions that your primary care doc would ask. Basically, is your heart and circulatory system healthy enough to fuck with a little to get some (more) lead back in the pencil? And once it's there, will you survive doing some fucking?
If the answer to either of those is legitimately No, then taking pills of unknown actual content and origin for something that could kill you if it happens to be legit, well, that's your gamble to take, but would be something to consider.
If you have a primary care doc, any reason not to just ask them? Any dude over 35, at least, could just say "my erections aren't as firm and long lasting as they used to be, I'd like a scrip to do something about it" and after a few cursory questions, should be able to get the scrip and ask it to be filled with the generic version if it happened to be written for the name brand version.
So, tl; dr. Go legit because there's no reason not to, but I'm guessing that a bit of wasted money is the worst aspect of the attempt to import something.
