@Max41 how would that solve the issue?
The insulin I purchased was produced in Mexico.

@KaysHealingPath that would tell americans the importance of mexico .

@Funlov home. I get labs drawn, see my endocrinologist in Mexico and he gives me an rx to get filled at the pharmacy

@Heartlander I’ve never had an issue crossing the border and I always have my scripts with my medication


As a chronic illness sufferer i know what I need to carry and how

I’m aware of the laws and we only cross at one entry point. It’s always Juarez and again never been detained for any reason.
Heck the last time the agent said we made his day because he got to play with my bulldog through the window while we answered his questions.

@KaysHealingPath Almost all of our Mexican border experience has been at the Laredo border and likewise it was positive. There was a time before the drug war when we felt comfortable walking back and forth across the border just to have lunch or dinner, or just to shop.

Practically all of our family there has left the area and moved to heaven, so less and less visits to the area over the past dozen years. Just gossip type awareness from friends and cousins of what life on the border is like nowadays.

I was also once a flyer in the Air Force and routinely cleared customs in various places over those years. I recall the trade law issue coming up once, I believe over a camera. Also numerous cases of confiscated alcohol. In general, if you want to cross the border with more than a quart, you should check federal and state laws for where you are going to land.

@Heartlander currently, through Juarez a max of 3 bottles per adult in any one vehicle.

We bring 6 back with us, most of which are gifts for special occasions and 2 we keep in our home