Need Arimidex??

[medvetz63]

Need to get Arimidex (Anastrozole) but don’t have insurance OR you have insurance but every doctor you go to refuses to write you a prescription?
Come to Colombia and buy a box of thirty 1mg pills over the counter for $32 dollars ($50,000 COP).
I just bought this box one hour ago for the above price. I’m here every two months so it’s convenient for me. I can get any kind of Testosterone here too, Cypionate, Enanthate, Nebido, Sostenon 250, etc.
I get my Testosterone in the States but it’s nice to know that if I lost my insurance I’d still have options.

Thank God for countries that have true freedom.

 

[BCD19800]

How much can you fly back with, legally?

 

[medvetz63]

How much can you fly back with, legally?

I put it in bottles meant for Arimidex from previous prescriptions and no one says anything.

 

[RLW]

I haven't flown to Columbia recently but that sounds like an expensive way to buy Arimidex.

 

[medvetz63]

I haven't flown to Columbia recently but that sounds like an expensive way to buy Arimidex.

I visit Colombia on a regular basis, about every two months, so it's convenient for me.
But if someone needs Arimidex real bad because their E2 is too high but they sadly have one of those all too common doctors who don't know what they're doing and thus won't write them a prescription, it might be worth the expense. You can buy three for four boxes and have enough to last a year. You can put the pills into an empty prescription bottle for some other medicine OR if you once had a doctor that did give you Arimidex you can use those bottles, which is what I do. In the thirty years I've travelled abroad I've never had US Customs scrutinize prescription bottles aside from a quick read of the label. If the label says Hydrocodone or Diazepam they'll probably check further since that's a narcotic, but if it says Arimidex, Nexium or Lopressor they'll move on uninterested in my experience.

 

[Airborne Warrior]

It would be easier to visit your local hardcore gym and get some rather than fly to Columbia.