Legal Information

Below are some links to legal information regarding the import of prescription medications from overseas pharmacies. Congress and the FDA have been back and forth on the issue and it was eventually decided that people can order prescription medication for import from overseas pharmacies as long as the medication is for personal use, not for resale and the quantity received does not exceed a 90 day supply. These links are provided so you may research the legal stuff yourself.

FDA (Federal Drug Administration): Buying prescription medications outside the US
Library Of Congress: Personal Prescription Drug Fairness Act
Clinton Administration: Stops Congressional Bill
News Story: House votes to protect personal prescription mail order from foreign countries
News Story: Senate Approves Bill to Legalize import of Prescription Drugs from Foreign Countries

 

Note: Do not treat this information as legal advice. We are not legal professionals and cannot answer your specific legal questions. For legal advice, please contact your attorney. MedSrc.com and its partner sites do not condone illegal drug use or the illegal import of prescription drugs. All medication imported from overseas pharmacies should be for personal use and should not exceed a 90 day supply as outlined in the FDA link above. As always, you should consult your physician before taking any prescription medication.