Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: menowoman on September 13, 2022, 09:59:32 AM
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Hi. Ive not flown abroad since starting to use local estrogen cream which comes in quite a large tube which wouldn't fit in the clear bag you use to put your liquids in - not that I'd be keen on it being on view anyway! I think I used to just put vagifem in the box in hand luggage and didn't really think about it. Or - I do still have some vagifem left - if I used that while away surely that would just carry on my treatment whilst away? Any ideas?
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If the box has the pharmacy label on it, or you can take a copy of your prescription, it should be fine to take in hand luggage.
JP x
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Hi prescribed medications is allowed. It doesn’t come under the limits for liquids x
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You could squeeze the amount you need into a smaller container, I use an old face cream jar, 100ml, for my Cetraben cream as this is in a large tub. Would 100ml be enough for your holiday?
Are you taking a case to go in the hold, it could go in there.
The Vagifem should be fine but if you're used to a more lubricant cream for your external bits you might want to add a moisturiser too. Vagifem was never enough for me externally which is why I also have Ovestin.
Prescribed meds need the prescription as Joaniepat said or a letter.