Can I take Dexamphetamine to Switzerland?

The rules for Dexamphetamine (dexamfetamine)

Swissmedic's guidance for travellers from non-Schengen ('other') countries states a medical certificate is 'recommended', not a mandatory permit, alongside a standard prescription; the 30-day quantity cap applies with no formal import licence. The prior permit-style status reflected the Schengen-certificate regime, which applies only to residents of Schengen states re-entering under Article 75, not to Australian visitors. Swissmedic (the competent narcotics authority) requires a valid prescription and caps the quantity you may import at a 30-day treatment supply. If arriving from a Schengen country you should carry a Swissmedic 'Schengen' certificate (based on Article 75 of the Schengen Implementing Convention), completed by your prescribing doctor/pharmacy before travel and valid up to 3 months; if arriving from outside Schengen an equivalent 'other countries' doctor-certified form is recommended. No customs declaration is otherwise required (green channel).

Maximum supply: 30 days (30-day supply cap (Swissmedic); medical certificate recommended, not mandatory, for non-Schengen travellers)

What to do

1. 01valid prescription
2. 02Schengen certificate (Schengen Agreement applicable). This is issued by your own country of residence and only covers travel between Schengen countries, so if you are flying in from Australia you cannot get one and do not need it.