Always pack medical necessities in your carry-on luggage, including part of your anticoagulants and other medications, medical alter tag or ID and your health insurance documents.
Always pack medical necessities in your carry-on luggage, including part of your anticoagulants and other medications, medical alter tag or ID and your health insurance documents.
If you are a self-tester you should carry your measuring device, test strips and any related documents such as insurance card or custom declaration in your hand luggage.
Put all equipment in an impact-resistant separate bag and take a medical certificate with you on board, which confirms the medical requirements.
Remember to take the potential time difference into consideration and adjust the intake of your medicine accordingly. This especially applies to medications containing oral anticoagulants.
Always pack medical necessities in your carry-on luggage, including part of your anticoagulants and other medications, medical alter tag or ID and your health insurance documents.