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thanks very much. does they medication, lancets etc have to be on a tray during the x ray? needles are allowed in carry on baggage?

thanks for your response. do i put them in the checked baggage the ones that go underneath the plane..? and also with scripts, some diabetes sites are saying carry scripts as well as medication. even though scripts from my country wouldn't be valid in the UK

is lada more likely to closely resemble type 1 or type 2?

hi there, am travelling to UK and can't find much on where to put these things, but there is some discussion in checked bag not carry on bag.? i won't test blood sugars until i arrive at the airport so don't need them on the plane. The doctors letter states my medications ect with all details...

hi riva, thanks for your response. lufhansa finally got back to me. "If you have a letter from your physician , stating you need this medication , this will be enough." i wish they would have made this more clear on the website instead of people having to clarify what it means

hi I am travelling overseas shortly. airlines have different requirements. i couldn't find any other threads on this topic Singapore Air -"Generally, medical conditions don’t stop you from flying. However, cabin pressure can reach the atmospheric pressure at an altitude of 5,000 to 7,000...

that ozampic thing, who would have thought there would be a shortage lol

around 12

there is an emerites site that lists all entry requirements. it goes through all the requirements in detail. apparently the reason they need multiple copies of letters is to receive them at each port. one of the reasons i won't go on insulin next week at my appointment, i'm going to wait...

tried lower card bread but it isn't exactly lower card result

great thank you for your detailed response

hi all, I have been reading the diabetes info stuff on travel. it tells you the things to do before going overseas. ill be going sydney to england, germany . Stopping over in singapore but only for a few hours The first thing is vaccination requirements. I asked my doctor about this and he...

"that’s an important distinction which you need to understand before travelling. Perhaps not such a big deal for a diet controlled T2, for example, but anyone on meds who may need them replacing at short notice will need to be sure they’ll be covered." yes, so for example if I lose the meds? or...

'Check out your banks accounts. Our insurance comes packaged with ours, and all we had to do was call them and inform them. They didn't add any extra, but thye did need to know" did they ask about preexisting conditions

thanks for everyone's responses. i'll take a look at them

Hi there, Asking for advice on travel insurance , whether they have been knocked back or been limited on what they can claim. I have type 2 and both mild diabetes retinopathy and mild non ischemic heart. i am on medications for diabetes and the other things The airlines themselves don't...

very normal, they don't seem to understand until it affects them

mine always really high in the morning and then lower in the afternoon

blood pressure is a nasty one