Help Worried about a welfare check

[UnluckyYogi]

I ordered SN exactly 3 weeks ago from Ukraine, and it has arrived to my country(Destination post) about a week ago.
I've searched online a lot, looking for articles, forums that talk about SN or suicide related for that matter in my local language and found nothing at all. Also it isn't banned in my country.
But I'm worried that Customs will confiscate it and I will receive a welfare check from the police.
I have a history of being hospitalized in mental hospital a few times (Read my introduction thread on why that happened).

Anyone who ordered SN without problems can shed some light on that issue?

 

[sadfemboy:(]

No Issues to UK, declared as something totally different. Absolutely no way to tell what's inside from the packaging as it's just like any other letter/parcel, what I would image ordering drugs from DNMs would be like

 

[UnluckyYogi]

No Issues to UK, declared as something totally different. Absolutely no way to tell what's inside from the packaging as it's just like any other letter/parcel, what I would image ordering drugs from DNMs would be like

It's weird, because it's known in the UK to be used for suicide, and they did some articles from the BBC about it.
If you had no issues receiving it, then I would not have any issues either most likely.
Do they actually differentiate between the chemicals at the customs? like I ordered a bunch of different chemicals before without any problems.

 

[AmericanMary]

The chances of getting a welfare check are pretty low.

I'm in America, and only know American law.But in the states it's not illegal to have or own SN. The absolute worst thing that will happen is:
1) they just take it
2) welfare check. Even if this happens, you can play it off. Tell them
It's for meat preservation. Make up a rly good story why you need SN, educate yourself, and be prepared to recite that speech in the worst case scenario. You don't have to let anyone inside of your house.

 

[sadfemboy:(]

It's weird, because it's known in the UK to be used for suicide, and they did some articles from the BBC about it.
If you had no issues receiving it, then I would not have any issues either most likely.
Do they actually differentiate between the chemicals at the customs? like I ordered a bunch of different chemicals before without any problems.

I don't want to give out the phrase on my customs declaration in case there are people from there reading, but it was related to art so no cause of concern. If they had opened it then it would say on the label. I would say that they do differentiate on the chemicals, based off my childhood of non-stop watching customs tv programs, but that's only if they open it in the first place.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

You said you received it. Obviously, it hasn't been stopped by customs as it is a legal chemical where you live. Why worry about a welfare check?

Edit: Was the package opened by customs when you received it? If no, then 99.9% you don't get a welfare check. Just a logic assumption.

 

[UnluckyYogi]

You said you received it. Obviously, it hasn't been stopped by customs as it is a legal chemical where you live. Why worry about a welfare check?

Edit: Was the package opened by customs when you received it? If no, then 99.9% you don't get a welfare check. Just a logic assumption.

it arrived at the destination post according to tracking information, but it was 6 days ago and no change in status so I was worried that Customs got hold on it.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

it arrived at the destination post according to tracking information, but it was 6 days ago and no change in status so I was worried that Customs got hold on it.

OHH, I misunderstood that, sorry. Idk, I think if there is sth you will get a notice but as it is legal (not banned) they should not stop it. Anyway, good luck.

 

[UnluckyYogi]

I don't want to give out the phrase on my customs declaration in case there are people from there reading, but it was related to art so no cause of concern. If they had opened it then it would say on the label. I would say that they do differentiate on the chemicals, based off my childhood of non-stop watching customs tv programs, but that's only if they open it in the first place.

Do they actually differentiate between different types of salts in customs as well?