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Flying Ireland to England with prescription medication

tuxy · 2012-01-05 22:13:28

Hi, I am flying from Ireland to London soon. Does anyone know what the guidelines are for bringing prescription medication on the flight with me. I may be gone for up to 3 months so would like to bring sufficient medication with me.

05-01-2012 10:13pm

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tuxy

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Hi, I am flying from Ireland to London soon. Does anyone know what the guidelines are for bringing prescription medication on the flight with me. I may be gone for up to 3 months so would like to bring sufficient medication with me.

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#2 05-01-2012 11:02pm

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There should be no problem with it. If the prescription is liquid then it would be no harm to have a letter from your doctor if you're planning to take them through in your hand luggage.

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#3 05-01-2012 11:07pm

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No liquid so should be ok, that's a relief. Thanks

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