Kids medicine and flying

[AHappierHour]

DD1 has a liquid antibiotic she takes every night for her bladder reflux. DS2 has eye drops for his blocked tear duct. Is there anything special I should do in advance so I don't get messed with at the airport. Thx!

[speckledfrog]

If they have a label on them you are fine and they don't need to be in the quart sized baggie.

[maggiemoo]

You will be fine. I accidentally put a big bottle of motrin, etc in my carry-on. I meant to put it in the suit case. They just did a quick check and let us through.

[liverandonions]

They don't have restrictions on baby stuff anymore-you can bring water in a sippy even, they just have to test it or possibly do extra screening. I just make sure I put liquids in a bag and pull them out and advise them of it.

[AHappierHour]

Awesome! Thx everyone

[Norticprincess]

I put all of my liquid Rx in a gallon ziplock bag makes it easy to see the label, keeps everything together, and they aren't touching all of my meds. Really easy to just pull out and toss in the bin with the other liquids in the quart Baggie if you aren't in the pre check line.

[alzi]

Will they let me bring a yogurt packet that is bigger than 3.5 oz??

[rupertpenny]

Oct 22, 2014 5:27:00 GMT -5 alzi said:

Will they let me bring a yogurt packet that is bigger than 3.5 oz??

They should. Unless you're trying to bring produce across international borders anything for a young kid should be fine.

[mslhb]

We have flown many times with DD's big gigantic bottle of liquid medicine. I just stick it in a plastic bag and put it in a bin with my other liquids. Never been stopped.