How do you travel with syringes?

[eli]

Do you guys fill up your syringes and take onto plane? Or take vial and a few empty syringes? Have you had TSA stop and question you?

Also are there travel cases to put insluin syringes in? Something that I could put inside my pocket, like a wallet

 

[Nelson Vergel]

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Question about traveling with HCG and needles

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And how do you properly dispose of needles and syringes while on the road? For international travel, are there any documents you need to ...

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How to travel with T and HCG? [Archive] - ExcelMale.com

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Just put all syringes/needles in your checked baggage. Make sure ... Its actually easier traveling domestically with guns and drugs than bathroom accessories!

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Risk associated with pre-loading syringes for later use

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Commonly patients want to use pre-loaded syringes for traveling, due to convenience. It is actually better to have them bring their entire bottle ...

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How do you travel with your medications?

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Sometimes I am out for an entire week doing biz travel. ... Do you pre-load syringes with HCG and T or do you bring your entire vial(s) along ...

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Traveling With HCG

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I will be traveling by airplane and need to take HCG with me. ... Should I take the syringes with me on board or check those in the luggage too?

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[Vince]

I leave my HCG at home, take my vial of testosterone and syringes, I'm good to go, you should have no problems.

 

[Vince Carter]

Ive not had a single problem traveling domestically with the TSA. 1-2 syringes and my vial with the proper prescription labeling. Never been stopped, never been questioned about it. Think about the number or diabetics that travel and you'll realize it's very very common. I also just skip the one shot of HCG and not travel with trying to keep that cold.

 

[CoastWatcher]

I cross borders regularly and only once, going into Russia, was I asked about my medication. I do carry a letter from my doctor because of the international travel I do, but wouldn't worry about domestic flights.

 

[Jackie Treehorn]

Do you guys fill up your syringes and take onto plane? Or take vial and a few empty syringes? Have you had TSA stop and question you?

Also are there travel cases to put insluin syringes in? Something that I could put inside my pocket, like a wallet

I routinely travel internationally for 2 weeks at a time with Test, HCG, Sermorelin, and syringes. I would never preload any syringes...I don't want the chance of them leaking.

I usually put my plastic bags of insulin syringes and alcohol wipes in a small tupperware plastic container, and put these into my main bag to be checked. In my carry on luggage, I carry my Test, and a separate cold pack with my Sermorelin and HCG. I travel regularly to China, Japan, South Korea, The Philippines, Malaysia, and Singapore, and never once have been questioned about any of my prescription meds. By contrast, only in the USA have I had TSA pull out my cold packs and ask what they were. I tell them "prescription meds," and please be careful handling them. Again, no problems.

I always carry the original prescription boxes for the HCG and Sermorelin, along with carrying the Test in its original labeled plastic bottle from the pharmacy. I also have a travel letter from Defy Medical, but have never had to show it to anyone at anytime.