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Hi all

Just thought will give you an update. I had to travel to the US from Canada on a pleasure trip with my wife. I am on Bimix and I preloaded some injections with the bimix and travelled with this product-
[Insulin Cooler Travel Case with 2 Tsa Approved Travel Ice Packs
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0CT5RMMSV?ref ... title&th=1

I put the injections in the case which had the frozen gels just before the Uber picked us up to the airport. No questions asked at the security at the Canadian airport. As soon as I reached the hotel, put the case back in the mini-fridge in the hotel room. Used some of the injections during the trip with amazing results.

Had taken extra injections which I kept it back in the travel case and at the US airport- they had the case aside and checked the gels and let it go without asking me any questions.

Writing this since before the trip, I was looking for information here regarding travelling with the injections and found some good information- this just reinforces that you can travel at least a couple of hours flight with no issues.

Happy holidays!

Chetan

I recommend to get a doctors letter if travelling with injections.

chetanisthick wrote:Hi all

Just thought will give you an update. I had to travel to the US from Canada on a pleasure trip with my wife. I am on Bimix and I preloaded some injections with the bimix and travelled with this product-
[Insulin Cooler Travel Case with 2 Tsa Approved Travel Ice Packs
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0CT5RMMSV?ref ... title&th=1

I put the injections in the case which had the frozen gels just before the Uber picked us up to the airport. No questions asked at the security at the Canadian airport. As soon as I reached the hotel, put the case back in the mini-fridge in the hotel room. Used some of the injections during the trip with amazing results.

Had taken extra injections which I kept it back in the travel case and at the US airport- they had the case aside and checked the gels and let it go without asking me any questions.

Writing this since before the trip, I was looking for information here regarding travelling with the injections and found some good information- this just reinforces that you can travel at least a couple of hours flight with no issues.

Happy holidays!

Chetan

I have only traveled with pre-loaded syringes in check bags with no problems, but this is good to hear. Many times I travel with carry ons only..To be on the safe side I would pack the plastic prescription bottle jar which has the prescription sticker on it indicating my name, Dr's name, med name, dosage, etc. I have read on here most guys travel with a prescription by their Docs in case Homeland Security starts asking questions. Always a good idea.

qcswral wrote:

chetanisthick wrote:Hi all

Just thought will give you an update. I had to travel to the US from Canada on a pleasure trip with my wife. I am on Bimix and I preloaded some injections with the bimix and travelled with this product-
[Insulin Cooler Travel Case with 2 Tsa Approved Travel Ice Packs
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0CT5RMMSV?ref ... title&th=1

I put the injections in the case which had the frozen gels just before the Uber picked us up to the airport. No questions asked at the security at the Canadian airport. As soon as I reached the hotel, put the case back in the mini-fridge in the hotel room. Used some of the injections during the trip with amazing results.

Had taken extra injections which I kept it back in the travel case and at the US airport- they had the case aside and checked the gels and let it go without asking me any questions.

Writing this since before the trip, I was looking for information here regarding travelling with the injections and found some good information- this just reinforces that you can travel at least a couple of hours flight with no issues.

Happy holidays!

Chetan

I have only traveled with pre-loaded syringes in check bags with no problems, but this is good to hear. Many times I travel with carry ons only..To be on the safe side I would pack the plastic prescription bottle jar which has the prescription sticker on it indicating my name, Dr's name, med name, dosage, etc. I have read on here most guys travel with a prescription by their Docs in case Homeland Security starts asking questions. Always a good idea.

That’s what I did with my TRT. Last time I put it
Checked bag and had a note they checked it.

I just got back from holiday travel. No problems traveling with case designed for insulin syringes with freeze pack. Ive’d used it for 8 years and only two or three times has TSA looked at it. Trimix held up and I had great erections and sex during our trip.

Everyone can rest easy on that. I have traveled internationally more times than I can remember (Europe, Caribbeans, Africa and Middle East). I was never asked a question on my Trimix, even when my carry on was flagged and searched. Only once, the TSA agent looked closely to the vial, and winked with a grin on his face. They would confiscate cologne and hot sauce from Belize ( I am still livid about that ) But I never had to worry about trimix. It could also be because I have a global entry card.