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Highlights medicines on any page and shows if they're allowed, restricted, or banned in Japan, with alternatives that work there. Browsing a packing list, a Reddit thread, or a pharmacy site before a trip to Japan? This extension quietly underlines every medicine it recognizes and tells you, on the spot, whether it's allowed, restricted, or banned in Japan. 🟢 Green — allowed: fine to bring under standard rules, or sold in Japan 🟠 Amber — restricted: import thresholds, advance permits, customs-flagged, or not sold in Japan 🔴 Red — banned: no prescription exception, no legal path Hover any underlined medicine for the verdict, an alternative that actually works in Japan, and a link to the full guide on tokyopharmacies.com. Click to pin the card. That's the whole interface — no popups, no interruptions, nothing until you hover. Covers the medicines people actually ask about: Adderall, Vyvanse, Xanax, Ambien, Sudafed, NyQuil, codeine, Ozempic, Prozac, insulin, EpiPen, CBD, melatonin, birth control, and dozens more — brand names and generics both. Made for travelers, expats, and anyone moving to Japan. Informational only — not medical or legal advice. Always verify current rules with MHLW or Japan Customs before you travel.
Aug 2, 2026
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