Felgerkarb wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 9:40 am So funny, mention uppers and people get uncomfortable, but Xanax, valium, synthetic opiates, etc, right over the counter no problem.

It is quite hypocritical, yes. In my opinion the ethics of relaxants should also be debated.

canucklhead wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 9:10 am Look for cold pills with ephedrine. Plenty of them around.

Thank you!

angkorjohn2 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 8:30 pm I would also add if you are travelling I am assuming that it is across SEA not just Cambodia? Always be careful that you aren't taking anything across the borders that conflict with other countries laws. Each country has its own laws on prescription drugs.

I am aware of that, but thank very much!

Hi, angkorjohn2. Thank you very much for you inputs and opinions. In my opinion I am not asking because I want to do something illegal in this country. Quite on the contrary, I am asking because I want to know what is customary here and whether it is legal or not. Just like with relaxants, like dia...

I apologize if it came across as forceful but we get a lot of young people passing through searching for uppers and if they cant get it from a pharmacy they will likely take some crap off the street often in lethal doses or pure heroin sold as cocaine. Or potentially some locally produced version of...

Hi, John.

Thank you very much for your answer.

Hi, angkorjohn2. Thank you very much for you inputs and opinions. In my opinion I am not asking because I want to do something illegal in this country. Quite on the contrary, I am asking because I want to know what is customary here and whether it is legal or not, to make shure I don't risk breaking...

Hi, Robin Hood.

Thank you very much for answering and for the tips. Do you have any experience with ritalin?

Hi, there!

While there clearly are many pharmaceuticals available to help you relax (without a prescription), I wonder if there is possible to get some "uppers" or if you need a prescription? Need all the energy I can while travelling....

Kind regards,

Kenny