If you order 1kg at a time then they can slip it through customs 
easily. Bulk orders are the problem.

On 2013-07-12 15:55, Denis Larochelle wrote:
> Hi all,
> I know this has come up in the past but I can't seem to find the
> answers. We have been using HL5 from Formedia and have been happy 
> with
> it. Unfortunately, we are at the end of our supply and I would rather
> not have to get another license to import it into the states. I
> figured we could make our own HL5 from scratch but am having
> difficulty finding the appropriate ingredients, particularly
> thiopeptone E peptone (BBL 212302) which was discontinued and the
> Oxoid yeast extract (LP0021). Are there suitable replacements for
> these (and the proteose peptone 2; Difco 212120, while I'm at it)? 
> Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks,
> Denis
>
> Denis A. Larochelle
> Associate Professor of Biology
> Director, Program in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
> Clark University
> 950 Main St.
> Worcester, MA 01610
> 508 793-7631
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