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Yes thanks. I understand that that would be illegal due to prescription issues. QUOTE="canuck78, post: 8299142, member: 678500"]Would add that you can’t have someone mail her medication which is another thing people consider.

Ok, I see. Thank you so much for your replies.

Thank you for your prompt reply. But what will need to be done after 90 days in order for her to continue with her medications? Thanks!

My mother is a diabetic and hypertensive and will be going to Canada on Supervisa status for one year period. I wanted to know for how many days she should pack her prescription medicines? Is it possible for her to carry her meds for one year? Thanks