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Pct/ legality question

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Now most people including myself realize and understand legal consequences and ramifications that potentially go along with aas. But one thing I haven't really been able to find is what are the legal issues when it comes to pct and ai products. From what I've found is research chems are fine if they are not being consumed by us, but what about pharm grade products? You always here about seizure letters for aas, what about just pct products?

Nitti's picture

If you are american, I am pretty sure you need a prescription for aromasin and nolva, clomid ....which you would never get a script for as you have testicles. But, i believe that under the "Research chems" flag, you may be ok

Bill6191's picture

Yea that's what I assume as well, only reason I started the topic is I couldn't find any of them listed in controlled substance list via DEA. And all I could really find is they are legend/ script drugs that can only carry a minor misdemeanor in some states.. Which is a lot to say compared to being a schedule 3 drug resulting as a felony

Nitti's picture

Don't quote me on this but none of the pct products are scheduled narcotics. They are just prescription breast cancer and fertility drugs. Thats it. Scheduled drugs are based on addictive properties. Heroin, coke, meth, mdma being in the schedule 1 category. The percs, xanax, klonopins, oxicontin falling in the number 2 category. Then you have AAS coming in at schedule 3. PCT isn't scheduled

vhman's picture

You are correct on your controlled substances assumption and description above. Many people confuse controlled substance with anything that is prescription.

Bill6191's picture

Good to know

Bill6191's picture

Yea that's the same assumption I am under, and that's why I was kind of debating it with the others, cause no where does it list any of them as scheduled or controlled, seeing as the are breast cancer and fertility drugs

Bill6191's picture

Haha well that's a no brainer, i accept the risks and all, just trying to be more informed is all.... Knowledge is power or something like that

crazymofo's picture

They are controlled substances and therefore illegal without a script. The research chems are more of a loop hole to be sold but if you take them then you are using them illegally as well.

Bill6191's picture

Do you know what schedule of controlled substance. Seeing as the arnt habit forming, and don't develop dependency issues

irongame427's picture

There actually not a controlled substance. That's the reason why they are allowed to be sold a reaearch chemicals. Can't do that with controlled substances. Alreast if your in the United States idk about other countries. Controlled substances are like heroin, weed, esctacy. ( schedule 1) and the lowest being schedule 5 which is shit like cough medicines containing small amounts of codine, and other random shit. It's basically only drugs with potential for abuse and they're scheduled from highest potential and no medical use ( schedule 1) to lowest potential ( schedule 5). But pct and ai drugs are not controlled substances.

Bill6191's picture

Yea, seems like a lot of people get it mixed up because they are used in support of aas

crazymofo's picture

It's just a controlled substance just like any prescription only drug. How illegal it is varies state to state. Some states illegal possession of any drug is a felony. Most cops probably would have no clue about the serms and AIs. That being said I treat them same as my AAS and keep it on the low.

Bill6191's picture

Yea I agree on keep them on the low regardless of what could happen if you get caught

Pale's picture

Still a prescription only drug. Schedule 3 I believe.

Bill6191's picture

I was just going over the list of controlled substances and none of the common pct/ ai are listed. They appear to be considered legend drugs, which carry a misdemeanor for possession but felony for distribution...interesting

Pale's picture

Yea, I was just shooting from the hip on that one. But good to know.

Bill6191's picture

But it could vary state to state I assume