03-30-2012, 11:06 PM
Steroids are strictly banned and import of prohormones is almost impossible to Australia. However, xenohormones can be imported as "personal importation" according to this:
Under the Personal Importation Scheme you may import a 3 month supply (at the maximum dose recommended by the manufacturer) of unapproved therapeutic goods into Australia in any one importation without any approval required by the TGA provided that:
the goods are for your own treatment or the treatment of your immediate family; and
you do not supply (sell or give) the medicine to any other person; and
where possible, you keep the medicines or medical devices in their original packaging with any dispensing labels intact; and
the goods are not restricted under Australian Customs controls or quarantine rules and the goods do not contain a controlled substance (see: Import & export of controlled substances); and
the goods are not injections that contain material of human or animal origin (except insulin); and
the total quantity of the goods imported within a 12 month period does not exceed 15 months supply of the goods (for medicines, at the maximum dose recommended by the manufacturer); and
if the goods are medicines in Schedule 4 or 8 of the Poisons Standard a prescription from a registered medical practitioner is held for the medicines.
If you need a larger quantity than specified above, your doctor will need to apply for permission under the Special Access Scheme (phone: 02 6232 8111).
Under the Personal Importation Scheme you may import a 3 month supply (at the maximum dose recommended by the manufacturer) of unapproved therapeutic goods into Australia in any one importation without any approval required by the TGA provided that:
the goods are for your own treatment or the treatment of your immediate family; and
you do not supply (sell or give) the medicine to any other person; and
where possible, you keep the medicines or medical devices in their original packaging with any dispensing labels intact; and
the goods are not restricted under Australian Customs controls or quarantine rules and the goods do not contain a controlled substance (see: Import & export of controlled substances); and
the goods are not injections that contain material of human or animal origin (except insulin); and
the total quantity of the goods imported within a 12 month period does not exceed 15 months supply of the goods (for medicines, at the maximum dose recommended by the manufacturer); and
if the goods are medicines in Schedule 4 or 8 of the Poisons Standard a prescription from a registered medical practitioner is held for the medicines.
If you need a larger quantity than specified above, your doctor will need to apply for permission under the Special Access Scheme (phone: 02 6232 8111).