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Ive never bought meds in Bahamas but I have plenty of times in Mexico. Belize was the best the lady is a pharmacist from the States and I get them right in port. Now my thought is the port is setup for us to shop if they don't want us buying these meds I highly doubt the port would allow her to setup several shops inside its limits. As far as I am concerned its open season for me. I have Crohns Disease and my Gastro has Issues with Prednisone he would rather give me drugs that cause cancer but the only thing that will truly pull me from a flare up is pred so I go there and get it. I also like to get the liquid codien as that also slows the bowels down sorry for the TMI but I am truly grateful I have the ability to choose for myself to buy these meds and bring home so I can continue to work a full time job and not go on SS. Sorry got sidetracked but you can look at this as a good thing or a bad thing and those of us that choose to take the risk its our decision. I have also never had an issue with the quality of the medicine. I have never ever had trouble getting back into the home port they only ask if I have food from Mexico, umm that would be a negative.

Just sharing my experience and opinion.

Will be sailing on 4-5 liberty

I'm curious as to how these meds are brought back into the states dh has scripts most of the meds were looking to get but I'm looking at antibiotics and retinA and who knows what else. Can someone elaborate on this please.:confused:

Well I for one am glad there is Indian food on our cruise. I am looking forward to having it. I love curry have some in my pantry. Its always better if someone else cooks though ;)

I love to try new and ethnic foods, something ive never had before YUM!!!! its always a great experience

I know this is an indian thread but on a side note I tried fried tofu at a tiwanese resteraunt recently with a peanut dipping sauce yummy!!!!