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Is it possible to bring vitamins and painkillers from Turkey, and in what quantity is it permissible?
Is it possible to bring vitamins and painkillers from Turkey, and in what quantity is it permissible?
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Medicines containing drugs cannot be imported or exported from Turkey. The rest - as needed, usually they do not find fault with this. I won’t say by quantity, but if you plan to fill a full suitcase with them, then questions at customs may arise.
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answered 6 years ago
Vitamins, dietary supplements, medicines can be taken from Turkey freely. Including in hand luggage. Concerning drugs - the previous answer.
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answered 6 years ago
We constantly bring medicines from Turkey - paracetamol, ibuprofen in various forms for adults and children, analgin syrup (we don’t have this), antihistamines, beta-blockers and other heart drugs, eutiroks, tantum-verde, voltaren, nizoral ... in general anything without a prescription. Prescription antibiotics. In terms of quantity - an annual supply of heart drugs and hormones, the rest is also in rather large quantities, since friends and relatives also ask. There were never any questions either at the exit from Turkey or at the entrance to Ukraine. But it's all in luggage, not in hand luggage.
We do not carry vitamins and dietary supplements, this makes no sense, the prices and content of active ingredients are optimal on the American IHerb website.
We do not carry vitamins and dietary supplements, this makes no sense, the prices and content of active ingredients are optimal on the American IHerb website.
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answered 6 years ago
You can carry, duty-free pass in quantities that do not look like consignments. So do not carry more than 5-10 packages of the same name, so as not to find fault with customs and solder the duty.
But before the trip, check the prices in the pharmacy of your city, maybe there will be no point in bringing some drugs from Turkey. It used to be good original drugs cost three times more expensive in Russia, now pharmaceutical companies have been forced to lower prices to the level of the same Turkey or Poland.
But before the trip, check the prices in the pharmacy of your city, maybe there will be no point in bringing some drugs from Turkey. It used to be good original drugs cost three times more expensive in Russia, now pharmaceutical companies have been forced to lower prices to the level of the same Turkey or Poland.
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answered 6 years ago
What about the price, yes! We wanted to buy heart drugs, It turned out to be 20 percent more expensive than in our city! By the way, the pharmacy did not ask about the availability of a prescription ...
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answered 6 years ago
I drive regularly. Up to five packs of each, until they found fault. The prices are lower than in our pharmacies, well, you won’t run into a fake for sure.
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answered 6 years ago
They brought 5 packages of the same name, on the way out of Turkey without any questions.
but in Ukraine they began to show us that more than 3 units of 1 product is already considered a commercial batch, or something like that.
Prior to this, friends flew, bought more than we did. Apparently we were a bit unlucky. But "for good" we divided these medicines all into 2 luggage and then they calmed down
but in Ukraine they began to show us that more than 3 units of 1 product is already considered a commercial batch, or something like that.
Prior to this, friends flew, bought more than we did. Apparently we were a bit unlucky. But "for good" we divided these medicines all into 2 luggage and then they calmed down
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answered 6 years ago
Is it possible to take Clexane out of Turkey with a prescription in hand? Will they ask questions at the border?
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answered 4 years ago
You can with a prescription. I took out Plavix and Daflon without a prescription. It’s another matter if now the demand for it has increased due to covid, then it may be slowed down. But I don’t remember that in Turkey, suitcases were opened on this occasion.
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answered 4 years ago