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What do you do when travelling with your medication?

When travelling, it is essential to ensure you have all the necessary documents with you. This should include a copy of your current prescription, which verifies your need for any medication you are carrying. Additionally, you should bring your travel letter, which may be required to explain the purpose of your medication or treatment while abroad. It is also important to print and carry any other forms or permits that the embassy has advised you to obtain prior to your journey. These documents help to avoid any potential issues during customs or security checks. Furthermore, always carry your medication in its original packaging, making sure that the label is clearly visible. This helps to authenticate the medication and confirms that it is prescribed to you, which can be crucial during inspections.

When it comes to carrying grinders, we recommend opting for plastic grinders instead of metal ones. Plastic grinders are generally less likely to raise concerns during security checks, as metal grinders can sometimes be mistaken for prohibited items or cause delays. Choosing plastic grinders can therefore help to ensure a smoother and more hassle-free experience when passing through airport security or other checkpoints.

If you are travelling with cartridges and oils, it is important to pack these items carefully. These should be placed together with your liquids in your hand luggage. This is because cartridges and oils are typically classified as liquids or gels under airport security regulations, and as such, they need to comply with the restrictions on liquid quantities and packaging. By placing them with your other liquids, you can ensure that they are properly declared and inspected, avoiding any complications or confiscation during security screening.