Flying with liquid prescriptions...

[N&B'smom]

Anyone know how this works? I read that it shouldn't be a problem but want to be prepared. We leave tomorrow at 6:35am!! Any help would be great!

Shelby

 

[SpoonfulofSugar]

Anyone know how this works? I read that it shouldn't be a problem but want to be prepared. We leave tomorrow at 6:35am!! Any help would be great!

Shelby

We just flew a couple weeks ago with my daughters liquid antibotic, no problems. Just show them the bottle with the prescription label and you'll be fine.
Have great trip!

 

[NEVERENOUGHWDW]

We just flew a couple weeks ago with my daughters liquid antibotic, no problems. Just show them the bottle with the prescription label and you'll be fine.
Have great trip!

Have to agree...we went through this a few weeks ago. Make sure you have it handy and make sure it has a label on it then you will be fine. Have Fun!

 

[OKW Lover]

For the official word on this, and other travel questions, check the TSA web site at www.tsa.gov

 

[n2mm]

My daughter just flew with our granddaughter who was on liquid meds which had to stay cold. She took it in an insulated carrier with a couple of frozen gel packs. It was not a problem. Plus since we were also traveling with an infant (3 months) had forumla too, still no problem. Plus our son takes liquid meds (10 individual days worth), still no problem (he did carry his in a plastic bag). Everyone had medical letters in case it was a problem. It wasn't. We left from Dulles/Wash. DC. Only had the formula coming out of MCO as the meds were done. No problem again. So our family pretty much covered most scenarios in one trip.