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Welcome my nairaland brothers & sisters.

I'm currently treating depression and I will be traveling to a different state next week.


So, since Anti-depressants are control drugs and I will be traveling with them, I thought I should ask this question, incase I meet security personnel on my way.


Do I need a medical pass or a statement from my doctor if am travelling with an Anti-depressants drug?

HardLifee:
Welcome my nairaland brothers & sisters.

Carry your medication in its original packaging, Bring a copy of your prescription or a doctor's note.

Research local regulations: If you're traveling internationally or to a different state within your country, be familiar with the specific regulations in the destination regarding prescription medications. Some countries may have stricter regulations or require additional documentation.

Check transportation authority guidelines: Different transportation authorities, such as airlines or train companies, may have their own guidelines regarding carrying medications. Check their websites or contact them directly to inquire about any specific requirements or restrictions they might have.

[quote author=favourRN post=123714029][/quote]Thank you, I have a copy of the prescription....

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HardLifee:
Welcome my nairaland brothers & sisters.

Well I don't think ndlea will stop you from taking a medication backed with recent prescription. Sometimes doing your own part as an honest citizen and possibly explaining why you are on them and providing them with your doctor's contact will go a long way

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HardLifee:
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