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[enlightened]

I just went to make an order for some Aniracetam on Cerebral Supplements and it's no longer listed. I emailed them and they said they can't sell it because Australia has just scheduled racetams!

How am I supposed to get it now? What sort of a doctor gives you a prescription for these things?

UPDATE:
Seller said that because Aniracetam is an analogue of Piracetam it's also banned.

Edited by enlightened, 29 October 2012 - 02:19 AM.

[SuperjackDid_]

So bad ,i have to stock in large amount soon then for my country ,and it might be ban soon maybe .

Maybe too good substance for population use.

[manic_racetam]

Does this include noopept? Or is it structurally different enough to not be considered an analogue?

[enlightened]

I am not sure. I can't find any pages on the government websites about it. 'Apparently' you are allowed to import but not sell. I ordered some Noopept last week so see how i go.

[manic_racetam]

Not seeing verification of this online with aus dept of health.

Here is a list of added items since 2010

Here is the original list

Is there a list or some other law I'm not finding? I don't even see piracetam listed. I think I'm looking in the wrong place.

[enlightened]

I have never been able to find the list myself. They must not make this information very easily accessible.

[enlightened]

http://www.bluelight...ralian analogue

[kagalive1985]

I sincerely hope this isn't true, I live in aus too and my racetam supplies are running out. better stock up while i have the chance

[renfr]

I think only Piracetam is in Schedule IV, however for other racetams it's still legal to import.
I sold oxiracetam some months ago to an Australian guy and everything went fine.
For fellow Australians here's the full list :
http://www.comlaw.go...ils/F2012L01200
And indeed only piracetam is listed there.

Schedule 4 (S4) drugs and poisons, otherwise known as prescription only medicines, are substances and preparations for therapeutic use that:

• Requires professional medical, dental, or veterinary management or monitoring
• Are for ailments or symptoms that require professional medical, dental, or veterinary diagnosis or management
• May require further evaluation for safety or efficacy
• Are new therapeutic substances
• No drugs under schedule 4 need to be authorised by the health department
• Your doctor may call the health department to get a drug approved that is not listed on the (P.B.S) so you can get that drug on a (P.B.S)
• Price' not all drugs can be authorised for the (P.B.S)

Tough luck though, Australia seems to be very coercitive on drugs, even supplements such as selenium or aspirin are in Schedule IV

[Esoparagon]

The nanny state strikes again. Thank you O wise and masterful overlords.

I ordered Noopept from the UK to Australia. It was only 2g so it came in a letter. It got through fine.

Edited by Esoparagon, 29 October 2012 - 11:51 PM.