Flying with Prescription Medicines

[Tumbleweed]

My husband takes quite a few prescription medicines. We normally pack
them in one of the plastic daily medicine cases. Can we fly with his
medicine like this or do they need to be in the orginal prescription bottles?

Thank you in advance for your help!

 

[CPT Tripss]

As long as the meds are neither liquids nor gelcaps, you should be OK assuming you are on a domestic flight.
That said, as you will see on numerous other threads, TSA luggage searchers have a tendency to make up their own rules as they go. If you have any peoblems, ask for a supervisor, get names and - if necessary, file a complaint.

 

[NotUrsula]

Actually, gelcaps are much better in a daily minder. The screeners only know that they are gelcaps when they are in a bottle that is labeled "gelcaps" -- unless you tell them otherwise, a pill is a pill, and they don't worry about pills.