Post: #1

I'll be down there shortly in Mexico city, and some other states in central Mexico. Do most farmacies in Mexico carry the following?
Modafinil?
Phenibut?
Cialis?

I've been interested in experimenting with these substances, and have learned that they are all sold over the counter in Mexico. Yet, I don't want to have to visit a ton of different shops to find everything.

Post: #2

I'm movin down next week for work so I'm interested in this information as well

Post: #3

Quote:should not be taken with alcohol, a recent study conducted showed slight euphoria, increased blood pressure, heart rate and some subjects also presented with mild to moderate effects mimicking amphetamines.

I vaguely remember reading up on this a while ago. I think one of my friends is prescribed it to help with epilepsy. Not sure if I've tried it before.

Quote:The following countries do not classify Modafinil as a controlled substance:
[...]
Mexico

As for the Phenibut, try taking that with some kind of Amphetamine at a low dose. You'll probably have a blast (don't overdo this, addiction potential here is very real). For a real wild ride, try taking a bunch then having a single dose of Robitussen (make sure it's the DXM variety - also, I'm assuming you're not on any other medications at this point). Fairly sure phenibut is already legal.

On your own with cialis, though.

Post: #4

I buy Cialis without prescription at the local Costco. You can get Viagra and Cialis without prescription. If there is any drug you need a prescription for, go to a Farmacias Similares, and they have doctors on site and you can get a prescription for about 5 dollars. I also get brand names instead of speculating about the quality of the generics.

Post: #5

Wow! If this is real im thinking of getting me some medicine as well. Ill be in Gudadalajara in a few weeks and im hoping to get me some painkillers.

Dilaudid, Vicodin, and Viagra

Post: #6

Phenibut you could buy anywhere, in aus you have to see a neurologist to get modafanil.. ie very hard to get, you can only get it if you have narcalepsy, the shit sounds good though if used sensibly. I know when i was in mexico some time ago I went into a chemist and they pretty much give you anything, this is not a good thing though.

Post: #7

(06-30-2013 01:37 PM)Sherman Wrote:  I buy Cialis without prescription at the local Costco. You can get Viagra and Cialis without prescription. If there is any drug you need a prescription for, go to a Farmacias Similares, and they have doctors on site and you can get a prescription for about 5 dollars. I also get brand names instead of speculating about the quality of the generics.

Sherman, have you ever seen phenibut in a local pharmacy?
I assume that's probably one of the harder ones to find in a Mexican farmacy shop, simply because it is no-prescription in most of the world, so people can get it online in their home countries, thus there would be less demand from tourists in Mexico.

Modafinil is Modiadol in Mexico. Have you seen that in small pharmacies?

Post: #8

(07-01-2013 01:35 AM)MidWest Wrote:  Wow! If this is real im thinking of getting me some medicine as well. Ill be in Gudadalajara in a few weeks and im hoping to get me some painkillers.

Dilaudid, Vicodin, and Viagra

Why do want to be numb? People wreck their lives with stuff like Vicodin, it's addictive. Unless you have a chronic pain problem, there are better ways to relax like exercising.

I'm old and Viagra works good for us guys!

Post: #9

If you want pharmy's, in Egypt, you can get a lot over the counter. No prescription required. Xanax, Tramadol, possibly Valium, etc.. Just in case anyone is interested in going on holiday for a similar reason

Post: #10

Grabbed the version of Modofinil that they sell in Mexico today. It's called Modiadal. Kinda expensive to be honest... I think 28 tables was a little over 1k pesos.... I just grabbed 7 for 277 pesos(21$). Hopefully there is another brand here I can find that is a little cheaper. Though it should be an issue since I'll only be taking them when I need them, maybe once a week or so.

Post: #11

(06-30-2013 11:38 AM)rudder Wrote:  I'll be down there shortly in Mexico city, and some other states in central Mexico. Do most farmacies in Mexico carry the following?
Modafinil?
Phenibut?
Cialis?

I've been interested in experimenting with these substances, and have learned that they are all sold over the counter in Mexico. Yet, I don't want to have to visit a ton of different shops to find everything.

Here's my report. I passed through several small cities in catholic central Mexico.

Phenibut - Totally unheard of. Nobody knows what it is or where to get it. You'd have to order it online.

Modafinil - Known as modiadol. Easy to find. The prices that Jaydublin stated sound accurate more or less. It's not very cheap.

Cialis - Can be found at basically every pharmacy. The problem is that it's extremely expensive. We're talking about 180pesos for 1, 20mg pill. I was not able to find a generic version anywhere. It was kind of weird because they have the generic version of viagra and the other drug (I forget the name) everywhere. I'm not sure why there is no generic cialis in Mexico.

Post: #12

(08-13-2013 11:29 AM)rudder Wrote:  

(06-30-2013 11:38 AM)rudder Wrote:  I'll be down there shortly in Mexico city, and some other states in central Mexico. Do most farmacies in Mexico carry the following?
Modafinil?
Phenibut?
Cialis?

I've been interested in experimenting with these substances, and have learned that they are all sold over the counter in Mexico. Yet, I don't want to have to visit a ton of different shops to find everything.

Here's my report. I passed through several small cities in catholic central Mexico.

Phenibut - Totally unheard of. Nobody knows what it is or where to get it. You'd have to order it online.

Modafinil - Known as modiadol. Easy to find. The prices that Jaydublin stated sound accurate more or less. It's not very cheap.

Cialis - Can be found at basically every pharmacy. The problem is that it's extremely expensive. We're talking about 180pesos for 1, 20mg pill. I was not able to find a generic version anywhere. It was kind of weird because they have the generic version of viagra and the other drug (I forget the name) everywhere. I'm not sure why there is no generic cialis in Mexico.

There is no generic Cialis (tadalafil) anywhere because the patent expires in 2017.

Post: #13

Hmm.. I wish someone had commented on Love Hotels also

Post: #14

One of these days I need to get some teeth fixed in Mexico. While I'm there I better stock up on other stuff as well. Thanks for the reminder.

Post: #15

You can buy Maxifort now in Mexico with no prescription necessary. It is the Mexican substitute for viagra. I bought 4 pills for $10 and it worked fine. Shop around. Some guys have reported getting it for as little as $1 a pill if you buy in packs of 10.