Can I bring medicine on board? Can I take medicine on a plane?

Normal medications can be taken on board. If you have diabetes or other medical conditions and need to bring liquid medication, you can bring a small amount of liquid after the security check. Liquids, gels, aerosols prescriptions or hospital certificates are exempt and the quantity of medication is subject to the needs of the passengers on board.

No containers and plastic bags are required. Medicines should be handed over separately to security personnel for x-ray screening. Passengers will be asked to present a doctor's note or prescription by security personnel.

On domestic flights, baggage must not only comply with the regulations on the transportation of dangerous goods in China's civil aviation, but also comply with the relevant regulations of the airline. Generally speaking, flammable, explosive, highly toxic, radioactive, corrosive materials, firearms, and controlled knives are not allowed. There is also prohibited baggage, including some fragile or easily damaged items; Precious jewelry, metals, gold and silver, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, etc.; Important documents and materials, personal certificates, supporting documents, etc.

There are also restrictions on the amount of liquids you can take with you during the flight. Generally, you can carry no more than 100ml of liquid. If an infant needs to drink milk or formula, or if a diabetic or other patient needs to carry liquid medication with them, they should go through security before boarding and show proof to the security personnel.

Hello! If it's in the form of tablets, or granules, or pills, it's okay to carry it with you.

If it is a liquid medicine, that is, a single piece with a capacity of no more than 100ml and a total amount of no more than 1L can be placed in a transparent bag and carried on the plane.

If it is exceeded, it must be checked in.

Unless you are required to take it on the plane, you must have a doctor's prescription if you exceed the amount.

Hope it helps, hopefully.

1.Liquids are not allowed on board.

2.If it is in powder, the security check will check it, get some samples to see if it is flammable, and if not, you can also bring it.

3.Ordinary tablets and solid ones can be carried on board.

Normal medicines can be carried on board, but if they are necessary for patients with diabetes or other diseases, they can be carried in small quantities after being checked by security. Article 2 of the Catalogue of Restricted Carry-on or Checked Items for Civil Aviation Passengers states that items that can be checked as baggage with restricted conditions on board. 1. When passengers take international or regional flights, liquids should be placed in a container with a single container volume of no more than 100ml, and at the same time, the container containing liquids should be placed in a transparent plastic bag with a maximum volume of no more than 1L, which can be resealed, and each passenger is only allowed to carry one transparent plastic bag at a time, and the excess part should be checked as baggage. 2. Liquids are not allowed to be carried on domestic flights (except for cosmetics, toothpaste and shaving cream for personal use during air travel).

Cosmetics for personal use during air travel must meet three conditions at the same time (one piece of each type, in a single container with a volume of no more than 100ml, and subject to bottle inspection) before they can be carried on board, and toothpaste and shaving cream are limited to one piece each and must not exceed 100g (ml). When a passenger transfers from an international or regional flight to a domestic flight within the same airport accounting area, the duty-free liquids that he/she carries into the country must meet three conditions at the same time (presenting the proof of purchase, placing them in a sealed and intact transparent plastic bag, and being confirmed by security checks) before they can be carried. 3. Liquid dairy products necessary for infant air travel and liquid medicines necessary for patients with diabetes or other diseases during air travel can only be carried on board after safety inspection and confirmation; 4. Liquids purchased or obtained by passengers in the airport control area or aircraft can be carried with them before leaving the airport control area.