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[nullandvoid]

I have to be on the top ten. I'm obsessive/compulsive like that. It serves no purpose, but once a link is added to my "routine" it gets spammed like it's automated. They're going to think "man, this guy just has to have something good. We need to check it out." Surprise, motherfuckers. Just potassium for someone who hates vegetables.

 

[newguy2]

I completely see your point of view. I am a member of another forum and one person said they are in the LE field and have watched postal inspectors get notifications on there phone from the system when a person tracks the package each time on the USPS website. How reliable that information is debatable. As I said it's just a thing in my head to track it on a different website than USPS. I guess like people that wear their "lucky" socks when playing a sporting event.

Given the amount of legal packages from various things like Amazon I don't see how LE would single out an individual pack because I am sure when someone orders light bulbs from a website and they track it everyday it's unlikely that it raises any sort of flag.

My gut instinct tells me that as long as you're not tracking something 10 times a day like a crackhead it's probably fine. I have just used various sites like 17track or parcelsapp for so long now it's a weird thing in my head in my subconscious that I do.

I have the belief for a long time that LE know certain places that ship that they look for so no matter where you track it from if they want you they will get you you. They want the big fish and it isn't worth their time or the money to bust someone for less than $500 of product unless it's a small town/department looking to make an article in the paper to show they are winning or fighting the war on drugs.

This is the craziest thing I've ever heard. Millions of packs a day, people excited about a new phone, new clothes, new iPad, new whatever. The postal inspector getting notified on his phone? Honestly that's absurd.

 

[bananafeet]

This is the craziest thing I've ever heard. Millions of packs a day, people excited about a new phone, new clothes, new iPad, new whatever. The postal inspector getting notified on his phone? Honestly that's absurd.

Sounds like a cover up. Remember schizophrenia is a mental illness where you think people are out to get you.

Coincidentally if you have it they will send some helpful people after you. "To help you out".

 

[Vrjorp]

This is the craziest thing I've ever heard. Millions of packs a day, people excited about a new phone, new clothes, new iPad, new whatever. The postal inspector getting notified on his phone? Honestly that's absurd.

LoL sounds wilder than a old wives tale

 

[autisticschizo]

Hey guys, I've been getting wicked TMD muscle tension in my jaw, the only thing that works to relieve it and allow me to massage/heat it and get it to release is to take a shitload of carisoprodol. Flipping through the thread here it looks like it's hard to get through customs, which I expected, does anyone know of a US domestic source? Or does anyone have recent experience getting a successful TD from PCT?

 

[malfeasance]

I completely see your point of view. I am a member of another forum and one person said they are in the LE field and have watched postal inspectors get notifications on there phone from the system when a person tracks the package each time on the USPS website. How reliable that information is debatable.

That is absolutely reliable information, but the person in the LE field is not telling you the complete story. They are already going to have some information and suspicion about that shipment before they are looking at issues like checking on tracking.

Usually that is checked afterward, as evidence that the person ordered and it is his, which is an element of the offense that the government will have to prove at trial.

So, no, they are not just getting notifications of folks checking on tracking a lot. That would be an insane volume of information and thus worthless.

So, reliable, yes, but complete story, no.

 

[DaddyGoneBaddy]

Sounds like a cover up. Remember schizophrenia is a mental illness where you think people are out to get you.

Coincidentally if you have it they will send some helpful people after you. "To help you out".

Ever hear the old and awful joke "I'm a schizophrenic and so am I" ?

 

[AllbrandNew]

Hey guys, I've been getting wicked TMD muscle tension in my jaw, the only thing that works to relieve it and allow me to massage/heat it and get it to release is to take a shitload of carisoprodol. Flipping through the thread here it looks like it's hard to get through customs, which I expected, does anyone know of a US domestic source? Or does anyone have recent experience getting a successful TD from PCT?

No issues last time I ordered that and eszopiclone.

 

[BP_6]

No issues last time I ordered that and eszopiclone.

No issues either and eszopiclone is actually a FDA approved drug unlike zops.

 

[Ghoul]

Stop spreading the paranoid idiocy that tracking repeatedly on USPS brings law enforcement attention to a package. This is how ignorance fills in what it doesn’t have an explanation for.

USPS handles BILLIONS of packages a year, and only those receiving illegal goods are excited enough to repeatedly check tracking, so it’s brought to law enforcement’s attention?

You think the hundreds of thousands of kids waiting for their Pokémon cards, or the nerds waiting for their collector’s edition videogame, the guy waiting for a much needed car part isn’t obsessively checking tracking too?

It’s idiotic. Stop spreading this bullshit until you have a single crumb of evidence, which you’ll NEVER find because it’s completely illogical and not how things work.

They have plenty of ways of identifying suspicious packages and patterns. Far more sophisticated than you can imagine. If you’re targeted, they’ll get you. But that’s not what happens with packs of pharma from India.

Otherwise, when the Feds in customs literally have the evidence, and your address in their hands, they’d be showing up at your door, not sending a letter telling you not to do it again.

 

[BP_6]

A general rule. If they grab your pack it is almost for sure at random or something was really off with the pack, or they got a very specific tip.

At that point they will decide if whatever is inside is worth the effort, expense, and trouble to go after you and track that pack. That is not common with most things that we order.

At that point, with the new tech and the fact that the people that do this in LE do it all the time and have perfected the process, it is very unlikely any amount fancy tricks you try will save you.

 

[Ghoul]

A general rule. If they grab your pack it is almost for sure at random or something was really off with the pack, or they got a very specific tip.

At that point they will decide if whatever is inside is worth the effort, expense, and trouble to go after you and track that pack. That is not common with most things that we order.

At that point, with the new tech and the fact that the people that do this in LE do it all the time and have perfected the process, it is very unlikely any amount fancy tricks you try will save you.

Prior to arrival, CBP gets an electronic file with a ton of info about every pack in a given container. Sender, recipient, declared contents, even x-rays from the departing side. 40+ data fields. It was complying with the requirement for more advance data that caused all the foreign post offices to suspend packs to the US earlier this year. Only a handful had their software upgraded in time to provide the data required,

An algorithm decides if there’s enough “suspicious points” to pull the entire container for inspection.

98% of containers are “electronically cleared” and bypass customs all together, but if they pull a container, and your pack is in it, there’s a pretty good chance it’s getting seized, whether you were one of the suspicious ones or not.

That said, CBP is getting hundreds of billions in new funding in 2026. That may mean they’ll be able to pull much more than just 2% of containers for detailed inspection in the future.

IMO, you should never assume you’ll be able to get this stuff indefinately. Best practice is to build a buffer supply of anything that you don’t want to live without. I think at least 2 years is reasonable. Most medications, with only a few exceptions, can remain potent for over 10 years. The great all aluminum packaging from India, designed to preserve drugs in their tropical environment, is ideal for long term stash storage.

 

[Hankerchief]

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[Deskoze38192]

Same, if it goes into customs and says inbound into customs for more that 3-5 days, look for that love letter,

Yep, I can usually tell if it’s there for five days. I’m gonna get that love letter.
I have a 24x7 pack that’s been in ISC New York for over a week now same as some of the others had zopiclone in it

 

[BP_6]

To change the topic a bit, I don't know if PCT can obtain this. We have had great success with cindipline. However, there is another CCB know as benidipine. It is a triple CCB also blocking the T channel vs just the L and N. Supposedly it has a bit superior heart, triglyceride, and proteinuria vs other CCB's.

Wondering if anyone has any experience with it.

 

[MentEFresh]

Tempted to get the Pitavastatin, are the tabs or whatever able to be able split or are they softgel? I plan on getting the 4mg, and splitting them. Crazy how the ultimate lipid stack (Bempedoic acid, ezetimibe, and pita) is like $40 a month from india. We americans really do get fucked hard in drug prices.

 

[BP_6]

Tempted to get the Pitavastatin, are the tabs or whatever able to be able split or are they softgel? I plan on getting the 4mg, and splitting them. Crazy how the ultimate lipid stack (Bempedoic acid, ezetimibe, and pita) is like $40 a month from india. We americans really do get fucked hard in drug prices.

I have gotten the 4mg tabs and they are scored and easy to split in half to 2mg tabs.

 

[Photon]

To change the topic a bit, I don't know if PCT can obtain this. We have had great success with cindipline. However, there is another CCB know as benidipine. It is a triple CCB also blocking the T channel vs just the L and N. Supposedly it has a bit superior heart, triglyceride, and proteinuria vs other CCB's.

Wondering if anyone has any experience with it.

It is available, sold by alot of manufacturing companies. Really old drug. 1980s/1990s

Never tried it tho
I'm now struggling with hypotension

 

[Ghoul]

To change the topic a bit, I don't know if PCT can obtain this. We have had great success with cindipline. However, there is another CCB know as benidipine. It is a triple CCB also blocking the T channel vs just the L and N. Supposedly it has a bit superior heart, triglyceride, and proteinuria vs other CCB's.

Wondering if anyone has any experience with it.

I looked into this around the same time as Cilnidipine. As you pointed out, adds a third channel, T, so I expected it to be superior.

The TLDR is Benidipine was kind of a commercial failure. It’s ability to block N channel is orders of magnitude weaker than Cilnidipine (which has relatively equal strength at L and N). So you lose all those great benefits N blocking provides.

Benidipine has much stronger L channel blocking, like Amlodipine, and because of that the risk of edema is much higher than Cilnidipine.

Finally, Benidipine’s unique T channel blocking does help prevent progression of (diabetes driven) chronic kidney disease. It’s much better at this than other CCBs. Basically Benidipine has become a rarely prescribed niche CCB, primarily for diabetics with chronic kidney disease.

 

[BP_6]

I looked into this around the same time as Cilnipidine. As you pointed out, adds a third channel, T, so I expected it to be superior.

The TLDR is Benidipine was kind of a commercial failure, It’s ability to block N channel is orders of magnitude weaker than Cilnidipine (which has relatively equal strength at L and N). So you lose all those great benefits N blocking provides.

Benidipine has much stronger L channel blocking, like Amlodipine, and because of that the risk of edema is much higher than Cilnipidine.

Finally, Benidipine’s unique T channel blocking does help prevent progression of (diabetes driven) chronic kidney disease. It’s much better at this than other CCBs. Basically Benidipine has become a rarely prescribed niche CCB, primarily for diabetics with chronic kidney disease.

Thank you for the info.