If Im traveling abroad, will I be able to carry Twinject with me?
Traveling with medication and syringes has become more complicated in the last few years due to heightened security. You are allowed to travel by land or air with medication if it is in its original packaging. If you are traveling by air, tell the security personnel that you are carrying Twinject in your carry-on luggage. These guidelines are subject to change. Call either your airline or Canada Border Services (1 800 461-9999) for an update before you travel. For Canadians returning to Canada they should fill the I38 formulary available at any Canadian customs offices before leaving Canada. For Canadians crossing the USA border they must carry Twinject in its original packaging with the pharmacist sticker mentioning the name of the patient, the dosage and the name of the Doctor who prescribed Twinject. Because epinephrine injectors are available without a prescription in Canada, a patient that bought Twinject without a prescription should go to a physicians office and request a justif
