What are the laws in Austalia on gear?

[droid]

Going to be there for a few months on business. I am an HRT patient and will need to bring my meds in with me, is there a problem with this? What about maybe running a cycle while I was there or are the laws same as here in the states. I am in know way asking for a source just the facts on the laws.

DROID

[Stonecold54]

in general australia is strict about their shit so I wouldn't try anything at all. I would consult with the consulate of australia before going in your local area to find out what you can do and can't (just about LEGAL stuff, like your HRT).

[droid]

Yea that is what I figured

Thanks

DROID

[Mr I]

but if you are out there for months and you get to know guys at the gym, you might want to try 'drive', its quite a cool little blend of aas ready prepped.

[Ashop]

Customs in Aussie are very tight and strict.

[JUICE]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070313/...eople_stallone



SYDNEY, Australia - Sylvester Stallone has been charged with trying to bring vials of a muscle-building hormone into Australia, where it is restricted. Lawyers for Stallone, the 60-year-old star of the "Rocky" and "Rambo" movie franchises, represented him in a Sydney court on Tuesday where he faces a charge of importing a banned substance.

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Stallone and his entourage were stopped at Sydney's airport and detained for several hours on Feb. 16 while customs officials searched bags and confiscated items. His hotel room was searched and more items were confiscated three days later.

At the Sydney premier of his latest movie, "Rocky Balboa," on Feb. 17, Stallone shrugged off the airport incident, calling it a "misunderstanding."

Stallone and his group were allowed to leave Australia, and he was not required to appear in the Sydney Local Court for Tuesday's hearing.

Prosecutors said Tuesday that 48 vials of human growth hormone were found with the actor. The hormone is officially considered a performance-enhancing drug in Australia and it cannot be imported without a permit from the government.

The maximum penalty for bringing it into Australia illegally is a fine of $86,000 and five years in prison. Stallone is unlikely to face the maximum penalty.

The case was adjourned until April 24, when Stallone's lawyers will be asked to enter a plea on his behalf.

[Ashop]

I have some very close personal friends in that region,,,things are very tight there concerning AAS.