Is Oxycontin legal in Mexico without a prescption?

Answer 1

YES....unfortunately the tourists demand so many RX meds but without a RX....that the greedy farmacies are more then willing to fill. Although you have to be careful farmacias like "le tijuana drug store" will have 70%fake meds and only a few real ones! most stuff pulled out from a box under the counter or from the back is questionable(it is most probably fake but it could also be that they are hiding it from the feds)

Answer 2

Just wanted to know if I could find some down there on my holliday ! ---- Yes, you are legally able to visit a pharmacy in Mexico and purchase Oxycontin without a prescription. Just know that pharmacies sell them at street value, and sometimes will sell you what you think is what you're purchasing, but it's really not. Be careful and good luck! I have been wanting to do the same thing. I know a few people who have done it successfully.

Answer 3

Yes you can, as long as it's in the same country as your in. I don't have insurance anymore and I have to take 3 kinds of meds. And 1 is Norco. If you get it in Mexico, make sure you bring your old prescription bottles with you. and then you won't have any problems. My friend drives there all the time, and it is so much less expensive!

Good luck to you. If you need anymore info just ask. I know all too well wat it's like to be without your meds, and I had to go to the ER once, then they wrote me a prescription for all of the meds I take and gave me a shot of Demoral, but of course I am still making payments for the hospital bill!

Answer 4

As of my last knowledge, OxyContin is a prescription medication classified as a controlled substance due to its potential for abuse and addiction. In Mexico, laws regarding controlled substances are stringent, and it is unlikely that OxyContin can be obtained legally without a prescription. It is important to consult the most recent legal and regulatory information or a healthcare professional for the most accurate and up-to-date guidance.

Answer 5

Oh, dude, no way! Oxycontin is a prescription drug in Mexico, just like it is in most places. You can't just stroll into a Mexican pharmacy and be like, "Hey, give me some Oxy, por favor." You need a prescription from a doctor, unless you're into some serious black market shenanigans, which I don't recommend.