Okay, I'm a diabetic flying for my first time tomorrow morning and need a little advice on how to pack my syringes and short needles for my insulin pens. I assume they would be allowed in a checked bag, but I'm afraid my luggage might get lost. How do diabetics do this?
2006-08-05 10:38:36 · 11 answers · asked by Anonymous in Cars & Transportation ➔ Aircraft
You should be able to bring all your medications and associated gear in your carry-on baggage. It's a good idea to keep the meds in the original containers with the prescription labels attached, just in case there's any questions.
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Ross is wrong. You can bring on limited supplies. I don't think there is a quantity limit on insulin but if you are going on a long vacation bring only a few days' worth of needles on board and leave the remainder checked in your luggage. I think the FAA or TSA websites probably provide information on this.
2006-08-08 02:45:15 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 1⤊ 0⤋
Please ignore the rube who says you cannot bring needles on board. He's totally WRONG! Diabetics (as well as anyone else you may need to self-administer an injection) may bring their supplies on board in their carry-on luggage.
You should carry a statement from your physician as proof of the need and it should have his or her full name, address, and contact phone number.
You should NEVER place critical medical supplies in your checked baggage. If the checked bags are lost or delayed, you may have a life-threatening situation.
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