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Funny how when asked a simple yes or no question you do not respond.
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I would say you are fine. But if they stop you at the UK border and check your bags. It will take about 10 more minutes for them to ask what is this pill and what is that pill. Worst case if you look like a junkie, they will test each pill with a machine and that can take hours. Inside schengen, it is very uncommon that someone will check your bags, but again UK is not in schengen, so you may have the same problem when going to Belgium.
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We put all of our Rxs and OTC drugs including several vitamins into plastic baggies. Never had any trouble traveling anywhere in the world including going through LHR last week.
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HappyTrvlr: Its an old thread (marekm seems to have joined to top threads about vitamins and prostitutes)
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Oh -- now I see his hooker posts must have been deleted.
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Originally Posted by janisj
(Post 11301071)
>>In most countries, it is illegal to carry prescrition medications in an unlabelled container. You can be ARRESTED for that even if you actually have a prescription for them.<<
That relates to <u>controlled</u> substances. Not vitamins or most prescriptions. If one is carrying opiates and such -- OF COURSE take the labels. But for regular meds OTC/Prescription/supplements it is not required. Not anecdotal at all . . . the TSA website says original containers and labels are not required. The British website says approx the same thing. For the UK one needs the prescription or a letter from doctor >>for <u>liquid</u> meds over 100ml.<< i was wondering if you knew anything about being gummy vitamins/sleep gummies and I’m bring like ibuprofen and bendrayl (travel size) but I also have adderal I’m getting a letter from my doctor do yo I think it’s okay to put the gummies in baggies or just leave them in their original container or not take them at all or any websites that will help I have tired researching but I can’t find anything going to London England |
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