Friday, February 18, 2011

How do diabetics take their insulin and diabetic supplies on planes?

I mean, how their insulin injections or with all their equipment they need? How can they get it passed through security without being searched and selected? Or they want to wear as a medical certificate. You should keep your insulin in a pocket to take to maintain a cool temperature. These bags are widely available. You do not have a medical certificate, but it does not hurt, you have someone you have diabetes, which carries a diabetes ID bracelet is a good idea too. Airport security has no right to keep a personal medication, even if it means that you get the "needles" on board an airplane. The same goes for blood glucose meters. This does not mean that the security people do not want to carry your bag, because they are almost sure to browse through them. It just means that after examining what you put on board, they do not take insulin, needles, blood glucose meter, lancets, and so on. You have the absolute right to bring medical supplies to you at no cost, if security was to have a little higher than it would be legally liable if you have a problem with diabetes, while aboard the aircraft. If I can help, please let me know. I wish you and your family the best health and in all things God bless you. Here's everything you need to know: http://www.diabetes.org/assets/pdfs/know-your-rights/public-accommodations/fact-sheet-tsa.pdf Bon voyage! Hi:) I'm not a type of diabetes, but my mother and I had to help her 14 years of my life. When we go on vacation, which carries the insulin and needles in hand luggage in a bag with protective gel pads around the outside to keep them fresh. You should always have some proof of why it is the possession of needles, like a doctor's note or a formal document. Yet she has never had to see it because they never took them up on the scanner is fortunatelyThe small bottles of insulin, which she held in her suitcase with her blood glucose meters and other dioceses. Hope I helped .

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