Edward Parrish+FollowTraveling with Meds? Don’t Skip This Hack!If you’re flying with meds, here’s the scoop: TSA doesn’t require your pills to be in original bottles, but labeling them can save you major headaches—especially if you get stopped outside the airport. For international trips, keep everything in the pharmacy container with a doctor’s note. Liquid meds? Tell TSA upfront and keep them separate for screening. Bottom line: label your meds, carry proof, and breeze through security like a pro! #TravelTips #TSA #Medication #Health #BodyHealth271Share
ZenithZapper+FollowAre Side Effects Really Allergies?I keep seeing people call every side effect an "allergy" and it kinda drives me nuts. Like, just because a med makes you sleepy or gives you a headache doesn’t mean you’re allergic, right? I feel like it’s important to know the difference so doctors don’t avoid giving us meds we might actually need. Anyone else notice this or is it just me? #HealthTalk #Allergies #Medication #Health #BodyHealth20Share
Danielle White+FollowTSA’s New Meds Rules: What You Need to KnowTraveling with meds in 2025? TSA’s got some new rules! Pills are cool in any amount, but liquids must be 3.4 oz or less—just tell the officer at security. No need for a prescription bottle, but it’s smart to have one (it can even help if you lose your ID!). And yes, your contact lens solution counts as a medical liquid, so you can bring more. Always check local laws at your destination! #TravelTips #TSA #Medication #TravelHacks #2025Travel #Spirituality350Share
