taking 3 bottles of dmz 3.0 into australia
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I don't know much about customs agent policies, but how can they prove what it is if its in a different bottle? They would have to reverse engineer the capsule.
The difference is like Rx drugs have a stamp on each pill and narcotics they have test kits for but DS/PH caps? I don't think they would have a way of figuring out what it is.
I'm just thinking out loud though, don't go by me alone lol
The difference is like Rx drugs have a stamp on each pill and narcotics they have test kits for but DS/PH caps? I don't think they would have a way of figuring out what it is.
I'm just thinking out loud though, don't go by me alone lol
Your best bet would be to place the capsules in a different bottle. As an Australian living in Australia I can confirm that Super DMZ 3.0 (along with ALL prohormones) are a banned substance, and will be seized should customs find out what it is.
That said though I've currently got 6 bottles of Super DMZ 3.0, 8 bottles of Epi Andro, 3 bottles of 4-Andro and 3 bottles of Halo Extreme sitting on my fridge at home. All imported and made it through customs unchecked. Up to you if you want to run the gauntlet.
I remember when I was flying domestic from Brisbane to Sydney I had Nolva and Clomid in my carry on luggage, while not illegal they are a restricted substance (i.e. prescription needed and illegal to possess without) and they didn't pull me up on it. They would have easily seen it when they scanned the bag. Could have easily been illegal drugs for all they know. If it doesn't look suspiciously concealed/wrapped they won't check for the most part.
That said though I've currently got 6 bottles of Super DMZ 3.0, 8 bottles of Epi Andro, 3 bottles of 4-Andro and 3 bottles of Halo Extreme sitting on my fridge at home. All imported and made it through customs unchecked. Up to you if you want to run the gauntlet.
I remember when I was flying domestic from Brisbane to Sydney I had Nolva and Clomid in my carry on luggage, while not illegal they are a restricted substance (i.e. prescription needed and illegal to possess without) and they didn't pull me up on it. They would have easily seen it when they scanned the bag. Could have easily been illegal drugs for all they know. If it doesn't look suspiciously concealed/wrapped they won't check for the most part.
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Is there some way they will be able to check and open the caps on the spot and test them?
I'm not liking the risk. Googled around and I've seen australia busts alot of steroids. Mostly pill form. Haven't seen any capsule type pills.
Probably not worth the risk.
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I guessing they don't give a crap about PH detection etc, that they are more looking for the bigger threats.
That said I was not ok with bringing mine (though this is just USA travel im talking)
So I just mail mine ahead to where I'm going to be safe.
I know this might not be feasible to Australia etc.
Just saying.
I doubt it. Prohormones aren't on the same level in terms of severity as AAS. As long as the nomenclature of the substance isn't on the bottle it will probably slip through. Hell I've even read others having their Super DMZ package opened, inspected and cleared by customs, while others have had theirs seized. Australian customs are erratic and unpredictable.
In my opinion I think 3 bottles shouldn't raise any suspicion, if you were carrying 10 or more you'd probably get pulled up on it. If you are still concerned mail it to yourself. It more then likely will get through that way.
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