Traveling Home with Medications?
US · Canada · European Union
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Know your limits before you fly. Most medications purchased at MedicaShop are safe to travel with — here's what you need to know by country.
Allowed
No restrictions
Rx Required
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Declare
At customs
United States
U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP)
AllowedUp to a 90-day personal supply of most medicationsAllowedOTC medications (painkillers, antacids, antihistamines) — no restrictionsRx RequiredControlled substances — prescription required
Our certified doctor will provide a valid prescription if deemed necessary.DeclareAll medications at customs — keep in original labeled packaging
Our certified doctor will provide a valid prescription if deemed necessary.DeclareAll medications at customs — keep in original labeled packaging
Canada
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
AllowedPersonal use quantities — generally a 90-day supplyAllowedOTC medications — no restrictions for personal useRx RequiredControlled substances — prescription required
Our certified doctor will provide a valid prescription if deemed necessary.DeclareAll medications on your CBSA declaration card
Our certified doctor will provide a valid prescription if deemed necessary.DeclareAll medications on your CBSA declaration card
European Union
EU Customs & Schengen Regulations
AllowedUp to a 30-day personal supply of most medicationsAllowedOTC medications — no restrictions for personal useRx RequiredControlled substances — prescription required
Our certified doctor will provide a valid prescription if deemed necessary.DeclareCarry a Schengen certificate for controlled medications between EU countriesDeclareKeep medications in original packaging with pharmacy label
Our certified doctor will provide a valid prescription if deemed necessary.DeclareCarry a Schengen certificate for controlled medications between EU countriesDeclareKeep medications in original packaging with pharmacy label
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Always verify before you fly. Rules vary by medication, quantity, and airline. When in doubt, contact your customs authority or ask our pharmacist.