Travelling by plane with over-the-counter and prescription medication abroad isn’t just as simple as packing up your toiletries. So how can you best pack up medicine such as prescription vitamin B12 injections, allergy medicine, or other prescription medicine for serious or chronic health conditions?
In this article, you’ll learn how to travel with medication properly to avoid problems at airport security.Air Travel with Medication
Need to travel with medication but have to board a plane? Find out in advance what the rules are to travel with OTC medication, vitamins, or prescription drugs to get through security checkpoints and board the aircraft without issue. All medications must be kept in their original containers and packaging with clear labelling.- Your full name, GP’s name, brand (or generic) name, and exact dosage must be clearly specified on the label.
- Bring copies of all written prescriptions.
- If carrying needles to inject the medicine, the needles must be in sealed packaging.
- You can pack medication in both carry-on and checked baggage.
- If your medication is in liquid form, you should notify security check before going through the security screening.
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