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Antibiotics, customs
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2010/7/14 19:43
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I was wondering if I will have any problems getting through customs if I have antibiotics with me or other medicine, such as Panadols and Advil?
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by Marta (guest)
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really easy
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2010/7/21 23:16
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Just dont take them in your carry on.
But if your really worried ask a doctor to give you a prescription.
If for some reason they ask, show the customs your prescriptions and they will let you go. (but this always never happen)
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by cadimo
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well.....
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2010/7/22 06:37
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Just dont take them in your carry on.
We always have our medication in our carry-on, in case its needed when on the plane, and in case luggage is delayed in arriving..can happen.
I have a letter from my doctor, listing all prescription and non-prescription medication I have with me, and have that in a clear plastic bag with medication: easy. This is also needed to get them BACK into Australia.
NOTE: anything with Codeine is banned to take into Japan
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by fmj
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medications
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2010/7/22 08:06
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Panadol is fine, they sell the American version Tylenol here. The antibiotics and Advil should also be fine- bring a prescription for the antibiotics if you can.
The issues are usually with codeine-containing items as fmj says, and sometimes with narcotics, anti-depressants etc.
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by Sira (guest)
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antibiotics
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2010/7/22 10:34
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Martha,
Every time I travel overseas, I bring a small bag of " first aid kit " in my carry on ( antibiotics is always included ).I carried this kit every time I visited Japan, and never encountered any problem with customs.
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by liem (guest)
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