Log on to www.faa.gov. In the top right hand corner you will find a link to "Travelers". In that section click on the link to "Frequently asked questions from travelers." You will find a number of specific questions that have already been asked, and can ask your own.
Yes, providing that they are in the original packaging that came from the manufacturer.
If it a prescription from a doctor, it must be packaging from the pharmacy showing the type of med, with the doctors name on label etc.
No loose pills.
I think you can but you will need to ask before you take them...because of the things going on in thw world right now!
Take only as much as you need for the flight, put the rest in your checked luggage. You need to fit all medicine in that small plastic bag they give you. All bottles should be under 100ml.
Pills you can carry on no problem even without the bottles. Its liquids they have problems with.
If you are checking it in (not carrying it on the plane) you can just leave it as is. If you are bringing it on a plane you need to have the meds in its originally bottle
Yes ofcourse you can carry it with you. However, if it were in large volumes, you would need a proof that it is your medication and why its a lot.
must be in a zip-locked bag
You have to have the prescription bottles with you for each drug you are carrying.
If you are traveling you can PROBABLY get away with it, but if you are the lucky one who gets searched, you could get in trouble for not having original prescription labels available. I have done it before, because I take a lot of medicine and vitamins, and I have never had an issue, but they could confiscate it. And if you are traveling out of the US, then WITHOUT QUESTION you need the original prescription bottles.
To carry Ramipril when flying from Gatwick, you will need to have the medication in its bottle from the pharmacy. You will also need a valid prescription from a physician for this medication.
Check your local laws.
Yes, you can take your personal prescription medicines in your hand luggage onto an air-plane. However you should keep them in their original dispensing bottle/carton and carry a copy of your prescription with you.
Yes. To legally possess your own drugs you must possess the drug in its original container. Otherwise you will have no proof that you are in lawful possession of it. However, if you have the misfortune to be arrested in this situation an affirmative defense is available if you can show a valid prescription.
Try VermontCountryStore.com They carry it, but it's $14.95 a bottle!!! Right now they have 2 or more bottles for $9.99 and they have the conditioner.
If all you are doing is storing them - in your residence - in different bottles it is okay. If you intend to carry them out in public - it is against the law in all 50 states. The reason is; YOUR name is on the RX bottle label and the prescription med can be linked to you INDIVIDUALLY. If it is another, unmarked, bottle you will have no proof that you are lawfully in possession of it.
As long as they have a prescription for them, there is nothing wrong with it.
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you can carry along when flying with Cyprus airways 30 kilograms.
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