When traveling with CBPMs, you should know potential restrictions and regulations in the countries you travel to and from. CBPMs are highly regulated, and some countries may not permit their possession, even with a consultant’s prescription. Therefore, it is recommended to consult with your travel medicine specialist or consultant before travelling with CBPMs.
If you have any doubts or questions about traveling with CBPMs, contact the Embassy or Consulate of the countries you visit. To avoid any potential issues, we recommend carrying a letter from your consultant detailing your prescription medicines. The letter should include your name, the countries you’re traveling to and from, the list of your medications with their doses and strength, and the signature of the prescribing consultant.
When traveling by plane, itis essential to store CBPMs in the main cabin in their original packaging, stored upright, and with the lid securely tightened to prevent any leakage.
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If you are on a subscription plan, you get one free document with your package, and can order by emailing the team at [email protected]