Youāre likey yo have your biggest issue with customsā¦ butā¦ in general medicines arenāt questions much if at all. Heāll Iāve gone through security many times with multiple xNT injectors in my carry-onā¦ zero questions.
Yeah customs for Germany will be your issue because lidocaine is illegal for citizens in Germany
The key factor with owning or transporting controlled substances is quantity. If you have a small amount and you get caught, playing dumb almost always works: they confiscate the stuff and they let you go with a sermon.
Of course, it depends on the subtance: a few grams of snow will get you some time in the cooler because you canāt possibly not know itās illegal, while Iāve gotten away with a rather large bottle of EU-legal 20% nicotine base at the airport.
Not true: my mom ordered thyroid medicine from Belgium and it got confiscated by customs, because itās not the same brand thatās allowed here. Same stuff, different manufacturer, but not authorized.
Not a chance. It aināt going nowhere. It takes some effort to push through: the skin tunnel has always stayed open of its own accord, but itās very tight. Maybe the width of a large sewing needle.
The velo is a bit of a problem in wet snow. It accumulates in the wheel wells and locks the wheels solid. If that snow stays on the ground tonight, Iāll take the bus tomorrow.
As for skiing, there is in fact a ski track that runs behind my house all the way to my workplace. Trouble is, the surgeon who operated on my knee last year made such a mess of it that I canāt ski anymore. So, sadly, no.
This is soooo temptingā¦
But honestly, this looks interesting - I would for sure get some custom jewelry made for this, I mean, the hole is already there, why not use it for something nice?
I donāt wear jewelry and I canāt figure out what good an RFID implant can possibly be for down there. But if I have to choose something useless to do with it, Iāll take the implant. It might even be a good excuse to make some kind of induction cockring, see if the missus likes it as an aiming beacon in the dark.