Below is some info sent to me from someone who experienced a few issues with the FDA regarding his shipment from INDIA. This is the first feedback I have received about importation from INDIA:
Here is what needs to happen to ensure a successful import to the US. From India.
1. Prescription from US doctor
2. Passport copy and copy of Driver Lic
3. Letter from your doctor or one from yourself stating this is life saving medication
4. pay the Duty Tax asap when requested(they will ask the value of meds I told the truth but to each there own)
5.fill out a Form#2 personal Medication Information requirements worksheet.
6. upload copies of paper work(passport,drivers Lic,prescription,letter from doctor or yourself explaining these meds are life saving and personal medication information worksheet) to DHL site as soon as you get a waybill number. There is a window called Clearance On Demand click on that. Then there in another one that says personal medication importation US resident. That is where you fill out all the information Name SS# address doctors address information about meds you are importing(you must know name of the manufacturer Cipla and HepcvirL and there address in india on there site) at the bottom there is a window that says upload click that and attached all copies of all that i mentioned. DHL will help you with this but its best to give them all that is needed so you don’t have to keep sending them things that will just prolong things. After they clear your meds then it goes to FDA. They will tell you 3-7 days after its in FDA hands but usually 24 hours. It took roughly 7 days to get meds. Remember this was DHL not FEDEX
Personal Medication Requirements Worksheet Link:
Mike
