I doubt anything would be said unless your are bringing suitcases full. It is not a prescription item here, although it must be pharmacist dispensed.ChrisCowps wrote:Thanks Mr Eagle..!!
How would they feel about me bringing it in with me...??
Although this might be the time to give them up (not smoked for 5 years but still on the lozenges/gum..!!)
With this amount better have a letter from your doctor saying that you need it. Chewing gum is not exactly welcomed in Singapore and it may attract attention of the customs.ChrisCowps wrote:I'll be taking 6 boxes of Gum (each containing 210 pieces)..!!
To last me the first 3 month stint..!!
Thanks for your help..!!
Well... maybe so... and I've walked thru customs with 50 DVD's, 20 large bottles... vitamins, ibuprofen, right guard aerosol, tobacco bong from Vietnam... and countless other items that I wondered if they would trigger the X ray machine... and an inspection... and nada... zero... zilch....x9200 wrote:Better have a letter from your doctor that you need it. Chewing gum is not exactly welcomed in Singapore and with this amount it may attract attention of the customs.ChrisCowps wrote:I'll be taking 6 boxes of Gum (each containing 210 pieces)..!!
To last me the first 3 month stint..!!
Thanks for your help..!!
As a matter of fact me too, but 1200+ chewing gums sounds a lot too me.Strong Eagle wrote: I've walked thru customs with 50 DVD's, 20 large bottles... vitamins, ibuprofen, right guard aerosol, tobacco bong from Vietnam... and countless other items that I wondered if they would trigger the X ray machine... and an inspection... and nada... zero... zilch....
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