Bring Ozempic to Canada: Customs Rules & Permit

Generally Allowed

Requirements Summary

Personal-use import can be allowed (often up to 90 days) with Rx; declare at customs, extra rules for controlled substances.

Declare at Customs Required
Original Packaging Required
Doctor's Letter recommended
Pre-approval Not Required

Needles & Syringes

Permitted with medication; declare.

Last verified: 8/26/2025

What to Say at Customs

"Hello, I'm carrying a prescription medication (semaglutide/Ozempic) for personal use in its original packaging. I can show my doctor's letter/prescription. I'm carrying the associated needles/pen tips. It's a personal supply for my own treatment. I would like to declare it."

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How to bring Ozempic into this country

1

Prepare documentation

Bring prescription, doctor's letter, and keep medications in original packaging.

2

Check quantity limits

Generally up to 90 days' supply allowed for personal use.

3

Declare at border

Always declare medications to Canada Border Services Agency.

4

Present if requested

Be ready to show prescription and explain medical necessity.

Trip supply estimator

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injection(s) needed

Estimated for weekly dosing schedule

Not medical advice. Pens contain varying doses—pack by injections needed.

Packing checklist

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, generally allowed for personal use with proper documentation.

Up to 90 days' supply is typically allowed for personal use.

Usually no, but controlled substances may have additional requirements.

Official Sources & Documentation

Disclaimer: This information is for reference only. Always verify current requirements with official sources above, as regulations may change without notice.