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I have a sick dog and unfortunately the drug is not available in Poland because there is a break in production till June. It is relatively cheap and available in USA and my friend is flying back to Poland in a few days. Hence the question:

Can one fly with such hormonal drug on board? If yes, how many packages can be taken? I need four of them, but I certainly do not want to cause any trouble.

This drug is pills with powder and is a regular prescription drug in Poland.

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  • is it a pill or liquid? Four what? (a large volume of liquid may mean it has to be in checked luggage) Is the drug controlled in Poland? (customs may have a problem on arrival even if it was ok on the plane.) – Kate Gregory Mar 01 '19 at 14:28
  • @KateGregory pills with powder, four packages. It is a regular prescription drug in Poland and I do have veterinary prescriptions required. My main concern is international transport law which I am not familiar with. – alex Mar 01 '19 at 14:30
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    Personally, the only issue I see is customs. Note that some products may be legal within a country, but still require additional paperwork/authorizations for import or export. You should probably call customs to check, they should be able to tell you if there are any restrictions for that drug. – jcaron Mar 01 '19 at 14:40
  • Also, be very clear in checking that the drug is for another person's dog. Rules may be different from medications for one's own use, which are a special case. – Patricia Shanahan Mar 01 '19 at 15:45
  • To make sure I would call Polish customs who are available on this number: +48 33 857 62 51 – Xnero Mar 01 '19 at 15:31

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Based on this answer it turned out that:

[...] no pharmacy will fill a foreign prescription in the US, controlled substance or not.

Which means I had no way of buying the drug. So I never got to the actual transportation step.

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