I Wanted To Add This Suggestion/safeguard For Anyone Who Might Be Flying-from Experience!
My husband and I traveled abroad last week and our luggage did not make it to the connecting flight. Luckily, it happened on the way home. I always use two full week pill organizers--one to pack, and one to carry in a purse/bookbag. (Also put each of them in a Ziploc bag, in case they get jostled around and your case comes open) I do this in case luggage gets lost or I can't use my carry-on bag, which happened to us last week. If you take multiple meds it can help a lot--and provide a lot of… read more
I do the same with 2 day extras!
I always keep my meds in a carry on bag when I fly!
You raise an excellent point about preparing backup medication when traveling, especially internationally. Carrying an extra week's supply of medicine in your carry-on luggage is a smart safeguard in case checked bags get lost or delayed. It's also wise to keep medication in carry-ons when flying so it stays with you. Using Show Full Answer
I always take extra meds and I take them on the plane with me. The worst thing to go through is withdraw. I've been through it when I changed meds.
Good Afternoon Mandy2 , That Is Truly An Excellent Idea.I had Been On A Plane Only Once Before My Seizures Began.
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