Mexican prescription question

[OldGriz]

Is there a list of some sort of medications available in Mexico?
The ones I need are
Buproprion 
Celebrex
Lipitor
Trazadone
Tramidol

 

[Majorcache]

I'm sure there all available. You should call the Purple Pharmacy and ask. They can tell you if any restrictions.

 

[B and C]

The big restriction (can't get) would be any prescription that has narcotics in them. At least this is what I understood.

 

[tx2sturgis]

Tramidol is a Schedule IV (four) controlled substance in the US (according to google and wikipedia) so you will very likely need a prescription to buy that even in Mexico at the border pharmacies.

But all of the ones you list in the OP should be available in the border pharmacies.

 

[CORME]

Please be very careful when buying medication that you can see the original packaging with the info for that batch; there are a lot of problems with counterfeit medication and you want to be sure it was made safely.

 

[MrNoodly]

All the meds sold in border town farmacias are in packaging. It's in their financial interest to sell authentic medications. They want repeat business, not dissatisfied -- or dead -- customers.

 

[B and C]

The border towns in Mexico sell medications in original packaging unlike here where it is repackaged. I trust it there more than here because at least there it has an expiration date on the original package.

 

[Cammalu]

I don’t know if this might help on pricing