Where do i put prescribed medication when travelling abroad?

Question

Where do i put prescribed medication when travelling abroad?

Answer 1

in your carry-on.

Answer 2

Make sure the medication is in it's prescribed bottles or box from the pharmacy, it is illegal to carry medication loosely, or in your own containers. I would then take it in your carry on bag.

Answer 3

I have travelled extensively and I always carry general medicines that too without doctors prescription. What I do is to put all medicines in a carry bag and then put the whole lot in either hand baggage or luggage whatever the case may be at that time. No one questioned me so far.

Answer 4

I would carry it with me

Put it in your luggage and it will get lost

Answer 5

always in it's original labeled container and carry it in your hand luggage, never in checked bags.

Answer 6

Keep them in their containers in a separate bag and carry them with you in carry-on luggage or in your posession at all times even if you have to put other stuff in carry-on luggage.

Answer 7

In your hand luggage and depending what you take a letter from your doctor.

Answer 8

as long as you have labelled medications on each bottle or box by the pharmacy wherever is fine. if you can get a doctors note that will be sufficient.

ive been a pharmacy tech for 6 years