@stephenkern5784
In much travel the last 18 years I have never had any security in any country look at or question my daily medicine container.
@pinkey6141
I always put my meds in a pill holder. I do put all the meds in a clear gallon bag and ask if they want it out. I also print out my meds from my Mychart. I also take a pic of the prescription bottle with the pill.
@10flylady
This is great information!
@julieolson9832
TSA Cares has never provided my husband with a person to guide them through. But the agents have treated him better.
@jameshendricks9940
Watching from Etna, in far Northern California
@Magmamom333
The designated tsa approved clear bag that I purchased at a drugstore (stamped with an airplane) I was told not acceptable.
@KalpeshPatel78
The biggest issue is when people think they can hide some things from the X-ray machine. NO. you can't hide anything from the X-ray machine. A lead box surely can, but it will also guaranteed get you pulled aside for further inspection. So don't try to hide anything from scanning.
@gaillittle1700
I take the labels off my prescription bottles and put them on index cards, which I put in my passport cover. It has all info needed. I don't take bottles I take a pill organizer.
@BirdsNNVA
I’m concerned about travel in Japan. They say any extra pills beyond your length of stay will be flushed when you enter the country. But what about the extra 3-7 day supply you need in case of travel interruption?
@dolfantina4279
I got stopped at TSA for a tube of Voltaran for my arthritis. It was ok but it showed up as a metal tube in my carry-on
@krooks6367
I always have original packing of medicine and only the exact amount for the trip. Add doctors list of which medicine you use and if you have red list medicine- have that filled in and then NONE do anything to your medicine.
@Oversight-z8l
I flew for the first time with a card in my purse that blocks my credit card info from being swiped . I was pulled aside and they went thru everything in my purse so it must show up differently on their screens. It was a hassle.
@lazrus7049
had hoped this might have info on implanted medical metals. rods, screws, plates.
@Grullalover
In Canada medical stuff is exempt
@chrystya
I have never had a problem with my medications
@CarlyWiccanandColdplay
they never ask just provide info gp and theres no issues
@zzcitizenzz
not interested in hearing about an incident that happened to somebody, just explain the rule and save the story.
@sandralindley6016