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Hello, my husband and I are going to go on vacation abroad. My husband has asthma and uses salbutamol. not registered with the dispensary. Question: Do I need any documents for this drug when going through customs?
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Luggage is not checked at all. Hand luggage is checked for flight safety. If you take with you to the salon, then take the medicine in a package with instructions. All permissions and purpose are there. There will be no problems. Although the likelihood that someone will be interested in this is scanty.
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answered 14 years ago
Customs does not look at it at all.
My wife also uses salbutamol, but she was there 4 times and never came in handy, the climate there is suitable for her.
My wife also uses salbutamol, but she was there 4 times and never came in handy, the climate there is suitable for her.
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answered 14 years ago
It’s not a question, take everything you need, especially since medicines are very expensive in Egypt))))
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answered 14 years ago
took medicines with them and more than once
checked in baggage no complaints
but about hand luggage is better all the same
play it safe and check with a travel agent
checked in baggage no complaints
but about hand luggage is better all the same
play it safe and check with a travel agent
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answered 14 years ago
They always took medicines, and syringes and ampoules too (my husband has kidney problems), but in luggage - and without problems.
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answered 14 years ago
well, my friends managed to smuggle syringes into the salon by paying the customs officer 100 UAH. but in general, take medicines with you to the salon, just lie everything in a separate package (read the rules for entering the EU, it is indicated there how) and no problems!
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answered 14 years ago
Recently my asthmatic friend flew to Egypt. So she took some certificates from the attending physician and took her medicines with her to the cabin of the plane. The Egyptian climate did not suit her.
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answered 14 years ago
I take everything, everything, I'm very afraid for the children. The first aid kit is my first priority, with children it is a must. I put the first aid kit in my suitcase, it usually takes up 20% of my luggage. The most important thing is to take a remedy for scratches and wounds, I usually take sulfargin for this case, it heals perfectly.
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answered 10 years ago
