Does anyone know the Med restrictions on airline travel?

Question

I take quite a few medications daily and use a pill box. This allows me to seperate my meds for use at different times of the day/night.
Now, due to inspections by airport security will I be able to take my pill box (loaded & seperated) or must I bring each med bottle individually?

Answer 1

from TSA's website

Please make sure your medications are properly labeled with a professionally printed label identifying the medication and manufacturer's name or pharmaceutical label. The prescription medicine must match the name on the passenger's ticket.

Answer 2

Depends on the airline....usually pills in the right bottles and there is a max restriction(like 12 ml) and the rest you pack in your suitcase....look up your airline and see if they tell you or call the 1-800 # that's what i did when i flew (3 days after it happened---flew on midwest)

Answer 3

Sandy C above is right on. Please make sure your medications are properly labeled with a professionally printed label identifying the medication and manufacturer's name or pharmaceutical label. The prescription medicine must match the name on the passenger's ticket.

Answer 4

Each med must be in the original container with your name on it.. or the Airlines will dispose of it

Answer 5

nicely, i have under no circumstances been on an air plane with mine yet for lengthy highway journeys we take juice packing bins snack, diapers,wipes blanket and small pillow, some small toys,meds(take youngster's pepto in case of abdomen upsets)and evidently beynadryl,and some more beneficial outfits, have exciting