Can I bring liquid medication for my own use on the plane?

No, similar items should be carried in the checked baggage.

1. You can bring liquids on the plane, but there are restrictions.

2. Passengers taking domestic flights are strictly prohibited from carrying liquids on their belongings. However, liquids can be checked in. However, the latest policy stipulates that the total net weight of a single piece of liquids checked by passengers shall not exceed kilograms or litres, and the maximum amount of checked liquids per passenger shall be 2 kilograms or 2 litres.

As a general rule, liquids, compressed gases and gel-like objects are allowed on board, but each passenger is only allowed to carry items with a total capacity of not more than 100ml per item, and the total capacity must not exceed 1 litre, and must be placed in a transparent resealable plastic bag.

3. If liquids, gels and aerosols cannot pass the security check or exceed the limit, the security personnel will ask the passenger to dispose of all these items and containers. Therefore, passengers should pack liquids, gels and aerosols that do not need to be used on board the aircraft in their checked baggage in order to pass through security checks and avoid disposing of these items.

4. Liquids, gels and aerosols include:

1. Beverages, such as water, soups, syrups, jams, stewed foods, sauces and paste-like foods;

2. Foods in sauces or containing liquids;

3. Creams, lotions, oils, perfumes, cosmetics, such as mascara, lip gloss, lip balm;

4. Sprays and compressed containers, such as shaving foam and deodorant spray;

5. Paste-like items, such as toothpaste;

6. Gels, such as hairspray and shower gel;

7. Mixture of liquid and solid;

8. Any other item with a similar consistency at room temperature.

5. The transparent plastic bag used for packaging the goods must be a transparent plastic bag that can be resealed, the size of which shall not exceed 2 0 cm x 2 0 cm (8 inches x 8 inches), the total capacity shall not exceed one liter, and the article must be properly placed in the plastic bag or container.

6. Liquids, gels and aerosols, including Chinese medicines, over-the-counter medicines purchased at pharmacies such as cough drops or spectacle drops, are exempted from the 100ml requirement. The number of medications that passengers can carry on board the aircraft.

Liquid medicines are not allowed on the plane, and liquid medicines must be checked in.

Passengers are allowed to carry liquids with a total amount of no more than 100ml, and the liquids can only be carried after the bottle is opened and checked for certainty. For some airports equipped with a sufficient number of liquids security screening equipment, the opening inspection requirement may no longer be carried out after the liquids have been inspected by the equipment. Other excess parts need to be delivered.

Liquids, gels and aerosols (including Chinese medicines) are exempted if they are accompanied by a doctor's prescription or a hospital certificate, and the quantity of medication is subject to the passenger's needs on board. Medication should be given separately to security personnel for x-ray screening. Passengers will be asked to present a doctor's certificate or doctor's prescription by the security personnel.

Summary. Hello, according to the inquiry, liquid medicine can be carried on the plane, but it must be restricted from carrying liquid items on civil aircraft in accordance with the regulations of the Civil Aviation Administration of China. According to the regulations, passengers carrying liquid colloids and aerosols must carry a doctor's prescription or hospital certificate before they can be carried on board.

Liquid medicines for personal use without a prescription must be packed in a 100 ml container in a clear plastic bag in accordance with the regulations for carry-on board.

Hello, according to the inquiry, liquid drugs can be carried on the Feizhi lead machine, but it must be restricted from carrying liquid items on civil aviation planes in accordance with the regulations of the Civil Aviation Administration of China. According to the regulations, passengers carrying liquid colloids and aerosols must carry a doctor's prescription or hospital certificate before they can be carried on board. If there is no benefit, it is a liquid medicine for personal use, which must be packed in a 100ml container and packed in a transparent plastic bag in accordance with the regulations for carry-on board.

Hello, it's still there.

Appearance, can you bring liquid medicine in New Zealand.

10 ml. There is no prescription.

Hello, medicines without a prescription may not be able to be brought with you. In accordance with ICAO regulations, passengers are allowed to carry some of the medicines and medical supplies they must carry on board the flight. However, there are a few things to keep in mind when carrying liquid medicines:

The total amount of liquid medicine should not exceed 100 ml and should be packed in a transparent plastic bag. Passengers are required to present a doctor's prescription or medical certificate to prove that the medicine is required before the security check. Passengers are required to remove the liquid medication separately and place it in the security box for inspection at the security checkpoint.

It should be noted that the regulations on carrying liquid medicines may vary in different countries and regions, and it is best to check the regulations of the relevant airlines and airports before traveling to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Isn't it okay to check it out?

Hello, generally speaking, passengers can check liquid medicines to their destination, but they need to pay attention to the following:1Liquids need to be packed in an airtight container and placed in the passenger's checked baggage.

2.If the total amount of liquid medicine exceeds 100ml, you will need to provide a prescription or medical certificate and mark it "liquid medicine" on your baggage. 3.

Passengers are required to mark the name, purpose and dosage of the medication on their baggage so that they can be identified by the inspection staff.

Hello, consignment is possible. Carrying it with you may have some repercussions.

Just 10 ml.

Hello, because you don't have a prescription, you can check it in, not necessarily take it with you.

As long as it is not a prohibited drug, a single bottle of liquid Sakura medicine with a capacity of no more than 100 ml and a total amount of no more than 1,000 ml can be brought on board. If you are carrying liquid medicines that need to be taken during the flight, it is advisable to provide a medical certificate with your name on it, and you will be allowed to carry it on board after a security check has confirmed that it is beyond doubt.

It is necessary to understand the relevant regulations on what can be carried on the plane in advance, and be careful not to bring prohibited items on the plane when packing luggage.

Arrive at the airport in advance: After purchasing the ticket, you should confirm the flight and boarding time, and arrive at the airport 2 hours before the flight departs.

Check-in and baggage check-in: You must exchange for a boarding pass in advance, check in at the baggage drop-off office in advance, and try not to bring too many items to the spike machine.

Medicines can be brought on boardDrugs in the ordinary category can be kept by the passengers, and drugs in liquid state can be carried in an appropriate amount according to the flight time after being confirmed by the safety check, and the excess part must be checked. If you are carrying liquid medicines, it is advisable to have a certificate from a medical institution.

The total weight of carry-on baggage on domestic flights should not exceed 5 kg, and the volume of each item must not exceed 20 40 55 cm.

Regulations on checked baggage on the aircraft. When taking an airplane, if the checked baggage exceeds the free baggage allowance specified in the ticket, the excess baggage fee shall be paid and the excess baggage ticket shall be issued. Excess baggage rates for domestic flights are calculated per kilogram based on Economy Class fares.

The excess baggage rates and calculation methods for international flights shall be handled in accordance with the regulations of each airline.

Yes, you need to provide a certificate from a medical institution when carrying liquid medicines.

Diabetic patients or other patients who do not have the necessary liquid medicine can carry an appropriate amount according to the flight time after being confirmed by the safety check, and the excess part must be checked in. If you are carrying liquid medicines, it is advisable to have a certificate from a medical institution.

You can bring it, but you need to check it in.

Announcement on Prohibiting Passengers from Carrying Liquids on Domestic Flights:

1. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed to be brought on board the aircraft into the cabin, and if they must be carried, they must be checked in at the time of check-in.

2. Each passenger is limited to two bottles, and each bottle shall not exceed 500 ml (or one catty) as an independent package before it can be checked in, and the check-in staff (staff) will not be informed.

3. For the consignment of alcoholic goods, the bottle cap must be unopened and unopened, and the outer packaging should be tight and strong, not easy to break and leak.

4. The maximum alcohol limit is within 70%. Finally, for the safety of you and other passengers, we ask that you follow this standard when flying on a commercial airline.

Liquid medicines for personal use can be carried by air, and patients with diabetes or other diseases can carry essential liquid medicines, which can be carried in appropriate quantities after security checks.

According to Article 3 of the Announcement on Restricting the Carriage of Liquids on Civil Aviation Aircraft, alcoholic beverages are not allowed to be carried on board civil airlines within the territory of China, but they can be transported as checked baggage. The packaging of alcoholic beverages shall comply with the relevant regulations on civil aviation transportation.

Article 4 Passengers accompanied by infants can carry liquid dairy products, and patients with diabetes or other diseases can carry necessary liquid medicines, which can be carried in an appropriate amount after being confirmed by the security check.