-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- At 09:24 AM 10/29/97 -0700, Tim May wrote:
And of course in Mexico and other "backward" places, where such reimbursement f office visits is considerably different, so-called prescription drugs are available at nearly all corner pharmacies. Lots of Americans make the drive from San Diego to Tijuana to buy prescription drugs either too expensive (those doctors visits) or unavailable in the U.S. And the Customs department at the border has pretty much given up on stopping people from carrying personal-use quantities. (The gay lobby exerted a lot of influence on this, as gays travel to Tijuana to pick up medicines they think are effective, whether approved in the U.S. for gay cancers or not.)
This can be done by mail as well. See: "How to Buy Almost Any Drug Legally Without a Prescription" by James Johnson. DCF -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP for Personal Privacy 5.0 Charset: noconv iQCVAwUBNFnAE4VO4r4sgSPhAQEhHQP8C3WjwU4QIpRbAqvGBCNpPjALD2ux4FJS bC2Mt0FHy8XMyAlkpCPOwk5u9oXM5R83dc3y+wsmwW47oH5COEXZDQ6GFmgbe/49 Kp4GpLNF+DdcoSymN3gRSYXQhWMsnXNu10mUtYY4lg+mG/6D0xWRIeEFx4PrlAwC 1txzmME5qSs= =ZfZQ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----