Here’s the cheat sheet. Rule one: pack your meds in your carry-on. Always. Rule two: keep labels on original bottles if you want zero questions. Rule three: liquids over 3.4 oz? Declare them. Smile. Move on.
And Rule four: bring a doctor’s note if you are nervous. A simple letter saying, “Yes, Bob needs this huge vial of liquid” will make the TSA agent nod and wave you through. It’s like a VIP pass for your medicine cabinet.
So, can you take your medicine on the plane? Yes, you absolute legend. You’ve got this. Now go grab your boarding pass, and don’t forget to pack a snack. Because nothing ruins a trip like being hungry and needing a Tylenol.
