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Brazil

Prescription Required

Legal Status of Peptides

ANVISA regulates peptides as prescription medications. Personal-use quantities with a prescription are generally tolerated, but importation without documentation can trigger seizure at customs. Research peptides occupy a gray area — declare and document everything.

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Airport & Customs Rules

  • Carry prescription translated to Portuguese (or English with notarization)
  • Declare all medications on the customs form on arrival
  • Receita Federal may inspect pharmaceutical items at GRU and GIG
  • Keep peptides in original labeled packaging with patient name

Airport Intelligence

Declaration threshold

Declare if carrying >3-month personal supply or any injectables

Inspection likelihood

Moderate

Commonly confiscated

  • Peptides without a translated prescription
  • Vials missing original packaging or patient name
  • Syringes without a medical justification letter
  • Compounds the country has not approved domestically

Airport-specific notes

  • GRU / GIG: Receita Federal may inspect — Portuguese translation or notarized English Rx best

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