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There was a problem with the shipment of drugs, maybe someone has experience?
Friends from Tula bought us medicines in Austria, they did not even expect that there might be a problem with shipping to Ukraine. They refused to take it at the post office (they said anything, but not pills, etc.) (((Maybe someone can tell me what is the easiest way to send medicines to Kyiv?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Thanks in advance for your reply.
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They themselves are from Tula, but do you need to transfer them from Austria? Or they bought it in Austria, brought it to Tula, and from there they want to send it to Ukraine? Sorry, I could have misunderstood.
Maybe there is something like an international "Autolux"? Dig, Lera, this is the case. Or some other delivery service, like this, for example, when trains were organized. Or bribe the conductor)) - he doesn’t care what’s in the package (although, however, they are now “shepherded” - the “authorities” clicked that you can earn money on transmissions, but now it’s like officially, for a fee through " checkout"). Or maybe someone will steer to Ukraine from Austria (Tula)? Any of these options, by the way, can work more quickly, while the mail is fluffed up. Just don’t laugh, but you can even call the department involved in this (like the Ministry of Communications) - after all, there must be some kind of solution, they must come up with a legitimate shipment of pills - this is not the first time people send and receive medicines. Good luck! Get well!
Maybe there is something like an international "Autolux"? Dig, Lera, this is the case. Or some other delivery service, like this, for example, when trains were organized. Or bribe the conductor)) - he doesn’t care what’s in the package (although, however, they are now “shepherded” - the “authorities” clicked that you can earn money on transmissions, but now it’s like officially, for a fee through " checkout"). Or maybe someone will steer to Ukraine from Austria (Tula)? Any of these options, by the way, can work more quickly, while the mail is fluffed up. Just don’t laugh, but you can even call the department involved in this (like the Ministry of Communications) - after all, there must be some kind of solution, they must come up with a legitimate shipment of pills - this is not the first time people send and receive medicines. Good luck! Get well!
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks for the answer.
Let me clarify for everyone (maybe I did not write very clearly).
We need to transfer two packs of pills from Tula to Kyiv.
Let me clarify for everyone (maybe I did not write very clearly).
We need to transfer two packs of pills from Tula to Kyiv.
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answered 13 years ago
Yep, now it's clear.
Lol, another option. Maybe it's at a particular post office that they refuse to take pills? So to speak, the human factor))) Maybe let friends try from another post office? Or mail sacred directives?
Lol, another option. Maybe it's at a particular post office that they refuse to take pills? So to speak, the human factor))) Maybe let friends try from another post office? Or mail sacred directives?
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answered 13 years ago
She didn’t, she already rummaged through the Internet (((Found, after all, new rules that prohibit all shipment of medicines - in shock (((
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answered 13 years ago
That, damn it. They are crazy. Lehr !! Or maybe officially formalize through the clinic? Submit under the guise of "clinic to clinic sends ". Threaten to sue them, s..bak, if a person's health without these pills will deteriorate.
Are you rejecting the transfer? Uncomfortable?
Are you rejecting the transfer? Uncomfortable?
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answered 13 years ago
"And someone rejects the transfer? Inconvenient? "
No, "I do not reject "))) You say who to pass - with pleasure)))
I do not consider the first option - I think it will not pay off)))
No, "I do not reject "))) You say who to pass - with pleasure)))
I do not consider the first option - I think it will not pay off)))
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, call the site, they often do that here.
And yet try to ask the conductor?
And yet try to ask the conductor?
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answered 13 years ago
"Call the site, they often do so here. "
And what have I done now?)))
And what have I done now?)))
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answered 13 years ago
And what, transmission services such as "Autolux " tear three skins from customers? On occasion, I would also like to know.
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answered 13 years ago
"Call the site, they often do so here. "
And what have I done now?)))
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Hmm, you asked about ANY delivery options, I literally understood. I would set a task for a specific delivery by Mr. X from point A to point Be. For example, as bikers do: "Help, brothers and sisters, I have as much beer as you bring " :)))))))))): p
And what have I done now?)))
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Hmm, you asked about ANY delivery options, I literally understood. I would set a task for a specific delivery by Mr. X from point A to point Be. For example, as bikers do: "Help, brothers and sisters, I have as much beer as you bring " :)))))))))): p
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answered 13 years ago
Ler and how urgently it needs to be delivered, if by the end of March it comes up, then I’ll think about it, I’ll be in Moscow on 20-22. You can also transfer to Moscow by train.
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answered 13 years ago
But I want the best: (((Maybe not because "- knows " what options I stamp, but I'm trying to help: (((((
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, there is such garbage :( I can’t even transfer a tube of solcoseryl ointment to my States - everything is only through acquaintances (if anyone is traveling). It seems to me that from Russia the most normal option is to transfer with a conductor. Tula, it’s not very far from Moscow You can negotiate with the conductor in Kyiv, pick up the phone, inform your friends so that they can contact the conductor ...
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answered 13 years ago
Try this company:
http://www.meest.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5&Itemid=7&lang=ru
Through it, we were sent something that did not reach by regular mail;)
http://www.meest.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5&Itemid=7&lang=ru
Through it, we were sent something that did not reach by regular mail;)
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answered 13 years ago
The winner of the competition on our website has such a bad opinion of us. Yeah.
We do not rub all the links in a row.
Three links to competitive sites, hidden and open advertising.
We do not rub all the links in a row.
Three links to competitive sites, hidden and open advertising.
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answered 13 years ago
O_o Why bad? I know that the links are tinder, I perceived this as the "charter of the monastery." Damn, they threw me in the paint)
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answered 13 years ago
And yet I will find the courage to apologize HERE. Sorry for the ambiguous emotions!
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answered 13 years ago
Lina23S, thanks for taking note. We need the medicine to be with us no later than March 24th.
LaFifa, thanks studied the link. There is one "BUT". The parcel must be at least 5 kg.
LaFifa, thanks studied the link. There is one "BUT". The parcel must be at least 5 kg.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, five is five, we'll be together so we'll carry it.))) The fixed dates in Kyiv will return either on the 22nd in the evening or on the 23rd in the morning.
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answered 13 years ago
"Well, five is five, we'll be together so we'll carry it.)))"
We have only two packs of tablets))) Moreover, they are also sold in Ukraine in free sale, it's just that they are three times more expensive than in Austria. And five kg is needed to use the shipment in the company that Lafifa wrote about)))
We have only two packs of tablets))) Moreover, they are also sold in Ukraine in free sale, it's just that they are three times more expensive than in Austria. And five kg is needed to use the shipment in the company that Lafifa wrote about)))
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answered 13 years ago
It's scary to get in touch with our mail - parcels arrive every other time.
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answered 13 years ago
Everything is always not like with people, but like less than five is not profitable for them. Well, I think if relatives report to you with Tula gingerbread, then they will come out with golden tea.
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answered 13 years ago
Periodically, once or twice a year, medicines (ampoules) are given to us from Russia by train. It's just that in Russia they are much cheaper. I don't think we are the only ones. The guides are in the know, no problems have ever arisen. The easiest, fastest and most reliable way.
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks a lot, everyone.
Through the conductor, of course, it would be the easiest. I wonder if there is a direct (or passing) train from Tula to Kyiv? I didn’t find it here, I need them to recognize themselves there.
Through the conductor, of course, it would be the easiest. I wonder if there is a direct (or passing) train from Tula to Kyiv? I didn’t find it here, I need them to recognize themselves there.
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answered 13 years ago
There is no direct train. But Tula is very close to Moscow. If your friends were already able to buy medicines in Austria, let them deliver them to Moscow and stupidly transfer them with a conductor, and you will meet them at the railway station in Kyiv. All conductors constantly carry parcels for a small fee. I didn't think there would be any problem with it. Medications are not psychotropic?
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answered 13 years ago
I myself did not think that a problem could arise, otherwise, I would have completely forbidden to engage in search and purchase. The medicine is such that in our country, for example, it is sold completely freely, only three times more expensive than in Austria. In general, we are working on the option "through Moscow". Otherwise it doesn't work :(
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answered 13 years ago
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