Perscription Medication at Customs

Interesting. Here, many health insurers' drug plans make pricing extra attractive when the mail order option is used.

 

 

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Move to the U.K.!

Prescription meds are free once you reach age 60 [emoji38]

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Move to the U.K.!

Prescription meds are free once you reach age 60 [emoji38]

 

 

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Sorry but, I live on the north shore front of San Francisco Bay (across the street from our yacht club) and it is highly unlikely that we'd ever consider moving anywhere else.

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When traveling we like to put prescription medications in those pill containers - compartments for each day or time of day - It makes taking meds SO much easier. However, when going through Customs would that be unwise? Do we need to keep them in their original bottles? Is there a 'rule' on this?

As others have said should be no problem in the US. If you’re going overseas it’s another story. We had to fill out a form from the Health Services dept. in Singapore. Also needed to attach a letter from his Dr. explaining dosage, number used daily, why he was taking it, etc. Medication had to be in the original bottle. This was for a prescribed narcotic for pain.

Helen

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