Hey there, I've kicked off this discussion to share what it's like for people from Mexico. Can anyone describe how things have gone when using GLP-1 or similar compounds? I'd also like to hear about the process of getting them from different sources and which ones got contacted.
Mexico Thread
- Dedicated shipping lines are repeatedly recommended over FedEx, DHL or UPS
- No domestic labs for compound testing were identified
- Some users provide RFC for shipments while others avoid sharing tax IDs
Whether a reliable local testing option exists or how to coordinate group testing without regulatory risk
Nothing here is advice.
Web browsers commonly come with translation capabilities included. The forum area meant for overseas users benefits from letting them express themselves in their mother tongue when it suits better. They don't have to stick with English.
Has anyone sent any of their compounds for testing inside the country? I was looking to see if there was a lab that could do HPLC chromatography but honestly I did not find much.
I've got some buddies living in Puerto Escondido and I'm thinking about heading there once winter comes back around. Curious how the fitness scene looks in that area. Seems like plenty of good nutritious choices are available so the main issue will be staying away from too many cocktails.
I think you have to stay on top of things, especially with dedicated lines. They can fail and then they have to set up a new one. The important thing is to ask specifically if they use FedEx, DHL or UPS. Those are the companies you have to avoid since they do not know how to send packages to Mexico.
I did not have to give my CURP, only my address and phone.
We are working in a country where COFEPRIS is going to come down on us if we have something like that, or at least that is how it seems. Personally I have ordered for personal consumption but it would not be bad to join together or something to send a vial for testing or to know of some place where that happens. I would like to sell but I feel there is a lot of risk and besides I would not know how to offer them on social networks without causing a ban.
Technically we are not talking about food or medicine which is what COFEPRIS regulates. Especially considering that the use of the material is for research purposes, wink wink.
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