Voyager avec ses médicaments personnels aux États-Unis (2026)

Dernière vérification: 9 octobre 2026

En bref: Controlled substances in schedules II to V for personal medical use may enter the US in the original dispensing container with a declaration to customs. A US resident may import at most 50 dosage units of such substances obtained abroad.

RègleCe qui s'applique
Médicaments ordinaires (non contrôlés)Visiteur introduisant ses médicaments personnels dans le paysForeign nationals (people who are not US citizens or permanent residents) may bring a 90-day supply of drug products. For US citizens, importing a drug not approved in the US is in most circumstances illegal, but FDA staff may allow it in some situations, where the quantity is generally not more than a three-month supply. [1]
Document pour les médicaments stupéfiants et psychotropesVisiteur introduisant ses médicaments personnels dans le paysA controlled substance in schedules II to V lawfully obtained for personal medical use may enter the US if it is in the original container in which it was dispensed and the traveller declares to a customs officer that it is for personal use, giving its trade or chemical name (and schedule symbol) or, if that is not on the label, the dispensing pharmacy or practitioner and the prescription number. [2]
Limite de quantité pour les médicaments stupéfiants et psychotropesVisiteur introduisant ses médicaments personnels dans le paysA US resident may import no more than 50 dosage units combined of all such controlled substances obtained abroad for personal medical use. The limit does not apply to controlled substances lawfully obtained in the US on a prescription from a DEA registrant. The section sets no numerical limit for non-residents. [2]
Durée de validité maximale d'un certificat Schengen pour médicamentsVisiteur introduisant ses médicaments personnels dans le pays⚠ Pas encore vérifiée

Remarques

  • The sources read cover the federal import rules only. The DEA decides whether controlled substances may be imported for personal use, and state law on possession was not examined.

Sources

  1. U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA): Personal Importation (Internet Archive snapshot of 5 October 2026) (consultée 9 octobre 2026) · toutes les sources
  2. Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR), Title 21: 21 CFR 1301.26 Exemptions from import or export requirements for personal medical use (consultée 9 octobre 2026) · toutes les sources

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