Taking medication to thailand?

Travel Info
my medication comes a syringe sealed and premixed will i have a problem if get letter from doctor stating that is medication only and is it better to on as hand luggage or put in main luggage

Travel Tips

If it is medication that is prescribed by your doctor, and you have the label saying that it was prescribed it shouldn't be a problem.

I would see if you are allowed to take it with you in your carry on, so that if your luggage is lost you will still have your medication. Do not check it in your luggage, since we all know that luggage can and does get lost and you'd be with out your medication. They may have the flight attendants on the plane take the medication and hold it for you during flight since it has syringes with it. After the flight you would just need to show your Id to have it returned to you.

Check with the airline before you fly and they will be able to give you instructions about when you fly. Have a safe and uneventful trip. Enjoy!
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yes get a letter from your doctor with medicine label.handcarry it if your really need the shoots.
you shouldn't have a problem if you have bona fide medication.If you do, you know ultimately you will be vindicated so you dont need to worry about spending 30 years in prison.I would get a doctors letter and also make sure if possible the medication stays sealed.You may have a problem taking syringes in hand luggage unless you can show you may need the contents in an emergency.Not a lot of good stowed in the hold.Speak to your doctor ,he may give you a definitive answer,also check out BAA website.Happy travels and hopefully you feel well on your holiday.
If you need it onboard the aircraft, try to have a note from your doctor. Otherwise, just stow it in your checked luggage and you'll be fine. Try to bring your perscription anways though. But i have never had any problems.
Never leave important medication in your checked baggage. If your luggage is lost you will have alot of trouble replacing your meds.