The Indian Embassy in Moscow has warned travellers against carrying five restricted medicines — Pregabalin, Dextromethorphan, Codeine, Testosterone and Clonazepam — without prescriptions and notarised Russian translations. Violators could face confiscation or arrest. The Embassy of India in Moscow has issued an advisory warning Indian nationals travelling to Russia against carrying certain commonly prescribed medicines without proper medical documentation, cautioning that violations could lead to confiscation of drugs or even arrest.