Can I bring Abilify to Korea?
Aripiprazole · Abilify
Abilify (active ingredient: Aripiprazole) can be brought into Korea for personal use. Korean customs treats up to six bottles or a three-month supply as personal use.
Aripiprazole is not a controlled substance in Korea. Abilify is sold there under the same brand name, including the orally disintegrating form and the Maintena long-acting injection, plus generics. Bring it with your prescription; Korean customs treats up to six bottles or a three-month supply as personal use.
At the airport
No permit is needed. Keep the medication in its original packaging, and carry the prescription or a doctor's note if your quantity is near the customs line of six bottles or a three-month supply. Amounts above that line should be declared on arrival.
If you refill in Korea
Questions
I receive Abilify Maintena injections monthly. Can that continue in Korea?
Yes. Abilify Maintena is approved in Korea, so a psychiatrist there can administer the injection on schedule. Arrange the appointment before your current cycle runs out and carry your treatment records.
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