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.
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.
As the laws relating to drugs vary in different country's that would be a wise thing to do.
Pills you can carry on no problem even without the bottles. Its liquids they have problems with.
You have to have the prescription bottles with you for each drug you are carrying.
A person can bring prescription drugs and equipment onto an airplane if he also carries the prescription.
what is non prescription drugs
No. prescription drugs require a prescription in the U.S.A and Europe.
It says nothing about prescription drugs. There was no such thing as prescription drugs when the constitution of the United States was formed.
What is a prescription drugs do you mean?If i try to find some information about a drug, i use one of online medical information resorce...(you can use google or yahoo for that)One of my favorite:http://www.prescription-drug-24.com/drugs-information.htmlafter that... talk with your dr. about this drugs.
Depends on the type of drug. In the UK they should carry a 'Do Not Use After' date.
Prescription drugs are often misused.
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