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Can I carry pills in my purse?
Unfortunately, I need to carry pills with a different spectrum of action. Can I go through customs control with the presence of pills in a lady's purse (not in luggage)? I am particularly concerned about the Israeli (host) side.
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You can. I take with me a whole cosmetic bag of medicines: analgesics (not opiates!), anti-nausea, heart, pressure. There were no problems. For narcotic drugs (for example, sleeping pills) it is better to have a prescription.
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answered 11 years ago
The task of the Israeli host is to provide tourism services. Therefore, one should not worry about the attitude of its employees to the transportation of pills.
You can carry any reasonable number of tablets, etc. in your luggage. In hand luggage - as needed during the flight + for another 1-2 days (this is in case of delay / loss of luggage).
You can carry any reasonable number of tablets, etc. in your luggage. In hand luggage - as needed during the flight + for another 1-2 days (this is in case of delay / loss of luggage).
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answered 11 years ago
I had analgeti and validol in my cosmetic bag in hand luggage upon arrival and departure in Ben Gurion. There were no complaints from the security service. The main thing is that the tablets are not loose, but in industrial packaging.
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answered 11 years ago
I can tell you what Europe asks for medicines that fall under the opiate law (European).
It's about this group. This includes, for example, Ritalin, dexamphetamine, opiate analgesics.
When leaving the country, you need to issue a medical passport, where the doctor enters the medicines and puts a stamp. Then you need to go to the consulate of the country where you are going and ask for permission, it is not immediately issued, you have to wait. When foreign citizens enter, the same thing is expected - a medical passport and permission from the country where you enter first.
This is theory. In practice, no one has ever checked what kind of pills I have in my bag, but I fly often - though I only take paracetamol and vitamins.
It's about this group. This includes, for example, Ritalin, dexamphetamine, opiate analgesics.
When leaving the country, you need to issue a medical passport, where the doctor enters the medicines and puts a stamp. Then you need to go to the consulate of the country where you are going and ask for permission, it is not immediately issued, you have to wait. When foreign citizens enter, the same thing is expected - a medical passport and permission from the country where you enter first.
This is theory. In practice, no one has ever checked what kind of pills I have in my bag, but I fly often - though I only take paracetamol and vitamins.
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answered 11 years ago
There is no difference in a suitcase to carry pills or in hand luggage. If the drug is not banned for import, you can do this and that. Lists of prohibited drugs for different countries can be found on the Internet.
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answered 11 years ago
It is possible and necessary in reasonable quantities! In Israel, all pills are strictly by prescription! If you eat on your own, be sure to take out insurance!
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answered 11 years ago
Rovno10, customs does not care what form your pills are in, I usually complete 2 first-aid kits (where there are more medicines in a suitcase, and the second one is 2-3 tablets for all occasions, as they say, in hand luggage). More than once, pills have not aroused any interest, especially since screening is usually carried out at the airport of departure (I flew from both Moscow and St. Petersburg), upon arrival in Ben Gurion, as a rule, you pass without stopping, of the total additional inspection is stopped by 2% of those who arrived, maybe less, and then things may not be looked at, they just find out the purpose of the visit (young unmarried girls are of particular interest, so my friend’s daughter, who flew to her mother in Israel, was interrogated for a very long time, then apparently they got through to the receiving party , i.e. it's not about drugs!)
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answered 11 years ago