Syringe to Canada

[finny]

I want to get few things from AR-R. I was thinking that at the same time, I can pickup some syringes and needles.

Any problem going through customs?

Thanks.

[cookiemonstR]

you can buy syringes @ your local pharmacy or drug store. Legal in Canada

[finny]

That's what I hear. But I thought since I'm getting a couple of things from there might as well grab that. Not sure which would be cheaper though - it's not expensive though, maybe a diff of a few dollars.

I don't suppose you can buy BAC water and empty sterile vials in Canada?

[cookiemonstR]

I don't suppose you can buy BAC water and empty sterile vials in Canada?

that i believe you have to order online.... i think :S

i ordered my sterile vials from ar-r , i live up in Canada as well and it took only 7 days to get to me....

[moonson]

You can buy on line at g-p-z-canada.

[juicy_brucy]

you can buy syringes @ your local pharmacy or drug store. Legal in Canada

Anywhere but B.C....
You need a care/health card in British Columbia ($30 a month, free healthcare my a$$) , or you'll be waiting to have needles shipped like I did. No pharmacy would sell me a damn thing in that province. Ontario is great for getting needles tho. Anything you want without a healthcard, I.D. or doctors perscription.

[finny]

You can buy on line at g-p-z-canada.

Thanks a lot. Their prices look real good and they have basic supplies that one would need. Great alternative to US sources if all one needs is BAC water, vials, etc.

[Kronis]

Would it be worth it to get everyhting (BAC water, vials, syringes/needles, alcohol wipes) from g-p-z or just the bac water and vial then go to the drug store for needles?

edit: also in ontario

[finny]

From now on, I will be getting my syringes from Costco. I don't think the price differential is that much, maybe $3-4 on 100 - costco being cheaper. You would really have to shop around, but knowing the price point, it is probably not worth the hassle.

I haven't really compared the prices domestically, but I know in the US it is cheaper. Once you factor in shipping, and that's pretty expensive, and if it gets caught at the border duties and taxes, then it's not worth it.

In the end, whatever is most convenient. Just look at those items that you will be going through very fast, syringes/needles, and wipes and you can compare. I will check it next time at costco at just compare to on-line prices.

[Joe Dic]

Just save your dirty prics and take them to a needle exchange. Theyll give you a disposle thing and free prics..Also ANYONE THAT TOSSES THERE PRICS IN THE TRASH NEEDS THEIR HEAD CHECKED...