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Are you allowed to travel on a plane with insulin?
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Yes, absolutely: Hi. Yes, not problem. Tell them when you go through security, so they don't get stuck on one of your needles when the open your diabetes kit, but no problem traveling with insulin. It doesn't hurt to have a prescription label and your doctor's name and phone number. Bon voyage and travel safely. Travel can throw of diabetes control.
Answered 11/27/2014
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