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do u have to have a letter from your doc saying wt meds u r on and have it signed by them, was just wondering dont want to get to airport and then not be able to take asthma stuff with me

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Just take your prescription repeat forms with you; these show which meds you have been prescribed and thus are likely to need to carry on holiday.

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Hallo

I am in New Zealand And I had to geta repeat Prescription of seretide because I lost mine. The doctor was fine enough with it. He just checked My Peak flow and stuff as well to make sure That it was working well enough Because I was due a review and stuff. What airport are you flying out of? I know I flew out of heathrow and Dublin and Neither of them batted an Eye-lid and I even Got my bag randomly searched. Itis advisory to Have a letter though incase you land in hospital and they an't get a hold of your notes. I couldn't get To my doc before I went but I am hopefully getting One sent Over from my mum!

Hope this helps!

pm me if you need me!

Vicky

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The back of your scrippy showing all your meds is ok unless you are diabetic or use sc in which case you need a covering letter from your GP to state that you need needles etc in hand lugage - in the past this was not necessary but sadly times they are a changing... Have a lovely holiday, take good care Lois

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hi as have said previously not long back from greece and expected probs at airport with3 inhalers in use plus3 spares plus 3 boxes of tabs and some pred but sailed thro no prob at all didn't even have to open bag to show meds or anything. but as others said did pack repeats in hand luggage to show all meds prescribed inc moisteriser which cause 500 pump had to go in case. have great fun