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Medication on Jet2 Flight

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MrsSthe3rd · 14/10/2017 15:31

Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone can help.

I'm due to travel with Jet2 next month, and usually keep my weekly medication & vitamins in a plastic type organiser with little AM, Noon, PM & Night, boxes.

Will I still be able to do that or am I going to have to take numerous tubs & boxes with me which tbh is a PITA

I have looked on their website, but can't find anything.

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FAkenameforthis · 14/10/2017 15:32

Are you flying on just hand luggage?

MrsSthe3rd · 14/10/2017 16:03

No, but the website states to travel with all medication for the whole trip, in your hand luggage.

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FAkenameforthis · 14/10/2017 16:06

I’ve flown with them, with meds in the hold luggage and never had any issue. I only put in hand luggage what I might need on the flight or if it’s delayed.

chipsandpeas · 14/10/2017 16:15

i took mine in my hand luggage in those organisers and no probs

karalime · 14/10/2017 16:18

They just say that so that you still have your medication with you if they lose your luggage. I have had no problem with medication, even big bottles of liquid morphine were fine.

MrsSthe3rd · 14/10/2017 16:23

Ohhhh, how have I got to this age, without knowing that's just advisory! Blush

I'm quite anxious about that, as if I did actually lose my luggage I can get physically poorly without them, so would prefer them in hand luggage tbh.

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mirmc · 14/10/2017 18:02

It's airport security who have these rules not the airline. Jet2 don't mind how many tablets you have with you. Only liquids are restricted, but if you have medicines just bring your prescription and show it at security. Never leave medication, anything valuable, or anything you can't live without in your hold luggage. Baggage could get lost and take weeks to get back. Unlikely, but don't take the risk!

MrsSthe3rd · 14/10/2017 19:35

So I’m best off contacting the airport directly then? Some of them are not on my repeat lists but have name labels on, that I do get regular.

Exactly, I wouldn’t settle if I put them in my hold luggage.

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mirmc · 14/10/2017 20:10

It's only liquids over 100ml that you need to bring your prescription. Tablets are fine :-)

SheSparkles · 14/10/2017 20:13

I decant my tablets into containers as you describe and always carry them in hand luggage. No one has ever batted an eyelid about them

specialsubject · 14/10/2017 22:01

Liquids, gels and pastes have been restricted for the last ten years. Tablets are solids.

isadoradancing123 · 14/10/2017 22:37

Tablets are fine, only liquids are not

BarbaraofSevillle · 15/10/2017 08:46

No need to ask the airport anything. Just put them in your hand luggage in your weekly box. They'll see hundreds of these types of things every single day and won't bat an eyelid, honestly Smile.

MrsSthe3rd · 16/10/2017 13:35

Thanks all for reassuring me and making sure I stop overthinking it, it's much appreciated.

I'll just focus on the holiday now Grin

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