Can I travel abroad with my medication?
Yes, you can travel with your medication. However, you should plan ahead to ensure it is stored correctly, carried safely, and complies with travel regulations.
Key Takeaways
- You can take your medication on flights and when travelling
- Keep medication in your hand luggage
- Follow correct storage temperature guidelines
- Carry documentation if required
- Plan ahead, especially for long trips or hot climates
Travelling with Your Medication
You can travel with prescription medication, including injections, as long as you follow a few important steps.
Keep Medication in Your Hand Luggage
Always carry your medication with you, rather than placing it in checked baggage.
This helps to:
- Avoid temperature extremes in the hold
- Prevent loss or delays
- Keep your medication accessible
Store Your Medication Correctly
Temperature control is important, especially for injectable treatments.
- Use a cool bag or travel case if needed
- Avoid exposing medication to heat or direct sunlight
- Do not freeze your medication
Always follow the storage instructions specific to your treatment.

Carry Supporting Documentation
When travelling, especially internationally, you may be asked to show:
- A copy of your prescription
- A doctor’s letter (if required)
- Medication in its original packaging with dispensing label attached.
This can help avoid issues at airport security or customs.

Airport Security
- Liquid medications and injection devices are generally allowed
- Inform security staff if you are carrying medication
- Keep medication easily accessible in your bag
Travelling Abroad
Before travelling, check:
- The rules for carrying medication in your destination country
- Any restrictions on injectable medications
- Whether you need documentation for customs
Planning Your Trip
Before you travel:
- Make sure you have enough medication for the duration of your trip
- Consider possible delays or extended stays
- Set reminders for your dosing schedule, especially across time zones
Important
Do not use your medication if:
- It has been exposed to extreme temperatures
- It appears damaged or compromised
If unsure, contact the Rightangled team before using it.
What You Should Do
- Pack your medication in hand luggage
- Keep it within the correct temperature range
- Carry documentation if travelling abroad
- Plan ahead to avoid running out
Need help?
If you need to assistance, please contact support as soon as possible.
Info@rightangled.com