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Traveling with meds

marchcutie

New member
i always take a suit case specifically for my treatments and meds and take back up stuff like the flutter in a carry on (in case they lose the suit case)
 

marchcutie

New member
i always take a suit case specifically for my treatments and meds and take back up stuff like the flutter in a carry on (in case they lose the suit case)
 

marchcutie

New member
i always take a suit case specifically for my treatments and meds and take back up stuff like the flutter in a carry on (in case they lose the suit case)
 

marchcutie

New member
i always take a suit case specifically for my treatments and meds and take back up stuff like the flutter in a carry on (in case they lose the suit case)
 

marchcutie

New member
i always take a suit case specifically for my treatments and meds and take back up stuff like the flutter in a carry on (in case they lose the suit case)
 
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bethylove

Guest
Always take your meds as a carry-on they don't count as 'carry on' since they are considered medical equipment/ medicines. I put my pulmo./tobi in a tupperwear container with a coldpack/ice in a plastic baggie and tape the prescription from the box on top of the tupperwear. I have always let all my meds go through the xray machine but before they go through I just quickly exclaim "I have liquid medicine in here for my nebulizer machine (and usually point out my machine and tupperwear of meds). I haven't had a problem doing that. They usually nod in acknowledgement and then just let them through.
 
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bethylove

Guest
Always take your meds as a carry-on they don't count as 'carry on' since they are considered medical equipment/ medicines. I put my pulmo./tobi in a tupperwear container with a coldpack/ice in a plastic baggie and tape the prescription from the box on top of the tupperwear. I have always let all my meds go through the xray machine but before they go through I just quickly exclaim "I have liquid medicine in here for my nebulizer machine (and usually point out my machine and tupperwear of meds). I haven't had a problem doing that. They usually nod in acknowledgement and then just let them through.
 
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bethylove

Guest
Always take your meds as a carry-on they don't count as 'carry on' since they are considered medical equipment/ medicines. I put my pulmo./tobi in a tupperwear container with a coldpack/ice in a plastic baggie and tape the prescription from the box on top of the tupperwear. I have always let all my meds go through the xray machine but before they go through I just quickly exclaim "I have liquid medicine in here for my nebulizer machine (and usually point out my machine and tupperwear of meds). I haven't had a problem doing that. They usually nod in acknowledgement and then just let them through.
 
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bethylove

Guest
Always take your meds as a carry-on they don't count as 'carry on' since they are considered medical equipment/ medicines. I put my pulmo./tobi in a tupperwear container with a coldpack/ice in a plastic baggie and tape the prescription from the box on top of the tupperwear. I have always let all my meds go through the xray machine but before they go through I just quickly exclaim "I have liquid medicine in here for my nebulizer machine (and usually point out my machine and tupperwear of meds). I haven't had a problem doing that. They usually nod in acknowledgement and then just let them through.
 
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bethylove

Guest
Always take your meds as a carry-on they don't count as 'carry on' since they are considered medical equipment/ medicines. I put my pulmo./tobi in a tupperwear container with a coldpack/ice in a plastic baggie and tape the prescription from the box on top of the tupperwear. I have always let all my meds go through the xray machine but before they go through I just quickly exclaim "I have liquid medicine in here for my nebulizer machine (and usually point out my machine and tupperwear of meds). I haven't had a problem doing that. They usually nod in acknowledgement and then just let them through.
 
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cfsucks

Guest
i put all my meds in plastic bags with the pharmacy tags. i then place them in a cooler bag with an ice pack. my compressor i bring on carry on as well. gets swiped everytime i go somewhere.
 
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cfsucks

Guest
i put all my meds in plastic bags with the pharmacy tags. i then place them in a cooler bag with an ice pack. my compressor i bring on carry on as well. gets swiped everytime i go somewhere.
 
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cfsucks

Guest
i put all my meds in plastic bags with the pharmacy tags. i then place them in a cooler bag with an ice pack. my compressor i bring on carry on as well. gets swiped everytime i go somewhere.
 
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cfsucks

Guest
i put all my meds in plastic bags with the pharmacy tags. i then place them in a cooler bag with an ice pack. my compressor i bring on carry on as well. gets swiped everytime i go somewhere.
 
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cfsucks

Guest
i put all my meds in plastic bags with the pharmacy tags. i then place them in a cooler bag with an ice pack. my compressor i bring on carry on as well. gets swiped everytime i go somewhere.
 
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marcijo

Guest
I have flown several time with meds lately-I just put the HS, pulmozyme, and tobi into ziplock bags with the Rx I get with them (mine come with a portion I can rip off that says what the med is and my name on it). No problem whatsoever. I always take it out through security. I have it in an insulated lunchbag thing with an icepack. The nebulizer I take out too-one time the ran some chemical tracing thing over it-but this last time they didn't.
 
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marcijo

Guest
I have flown several time with meds lately-I just put the HS, pulmozyme, and tobi into ziplock bags with the Rx I get with them (mine come with a portion I can rip off that says what the med is and my name on it). No problem whatsoever. I always take it out through security. I have it in an insulated lunchbag thing with an icepack. The nebulizer I take out too-one time the ran some chemical tracing thing over it-but this last time they didn't.
 
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marcijo

Guest
I have flown several time with meds lately-I just put the HS, pulmozyme, and tobi into ziplock bags with the Rx I get with them (mine come with a portion I can rip off that says what the med is and my name on it). No problem whatsoever. I always take it out through security. I have it in an insulated lunchbag thing with an icepack. The nebulizer I take out too-one time the ran some chemical tracing thing over it-but this last time they didn't.
 
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marcijo

Guest
I have flown several time with meds lately-I just put the HS, pulmozyme, and tobi into ziplock bags with the Rx I get with them (mine come with a portion I can rip off that says what the med is and my name on it). No problem whatsoever. I always take it out through security. I have it in an insulated lunchbag thing with an icepack. The nebulizer I take out too-one time the ran some chemical tracing thing over it-but this last time they didn't.
 
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marcijo

Guest
I have flown several time with meds lately-I just put the HS, pulmozyme, and tobi into ziplock bags with the Rx I get with them (mine come with a portion I can rip off that says what the med is and my name on it). No problem whatsoever. I always take it out through security. I have it in an insulated lunchbag thing with an icepack. The nebulizer I take out too-one time the ran some chemical tracing thing over it-but this last time they didn't.
 
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