03-19-2017, 10:22 PM
(02-27-2017, 05:43 AM)Costro77 Wrote: It is strange, but many east countries tightened up the regulations very much. In some countries, i think Bulgaria, you need a special prescription for them, a kind similar prescription that was used for "real" PKs like morphine. What I know, only OTC benzo is phenazepam in Russia, but this is a very strange benzo and many people dislike it. But this does not mean that it is bad.
Ultram is a different category. I don't know if something changed from the time i did research, but benzos are on the UN list of psychotropic drugs, but tramadol is (or was 2 years ago) not.
Everything depends on the people...you are a stranger for them, so they probably will not trust you, or will you rip off.
Now i know this is old post and have to sorta agree many eastern European countries became a bit more strict with benzos and pk's over last 5-10 years,that said if your visiting one of them it trickles down how good you can speak local language,locate pharm that is independent,and cash of course,poorer countries while they might seem strict few note will losen up the talk.Worst case in trying that you might not get anything and just declined or if lucky at best you be able to buy supply for months woth,since while many places dont have centralized systems they still need to provide prescriptions etc.
think best country for otc shopping is india,given how lose the law there is to get medical degree or pharma license.