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  Tarence il y a 2 semaines

  Hello! This is a very important operation for public health protection. The article mentions the seizure of "prohibited medicines." I have a question that might be relevant for readers trying to understand the risks of such products. Many people might not realize that even with legitimate prescription pills, improper handling can be dangerous. For instance, splitting certain types of pills to adjust a dose while traveling can be very risky if done incorrectly. Sorry for including a link, but it helps explain the specific safety concerns much better than I can summarize here. I recently read this guide on the topic: https://pillintrip.com/ru/article/to-split-or-not-to-split-a-travelers-guide-to-safe-pill-cutting-on-the-go. My question is: do the seized medicines include pills that are dangerous specifically because they are made to be split or crushed, releasing a full dose at once instead of over time, which can lead to overdose? Understanding these mechanisms could help people appreciate the dangers beyond just the "prohibited" status. Thanks for the informative article!

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