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Medicines to carry during UK Travel
I have been informed that carrying medicines to foreign countries requires a mandatory prescription with the name of the drug (not a branded medicine). Can someone help prescribing basic medicines (cold/cough, allergy, body pain, head ache, stomach upset, gastric issues, vomiting etc)
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Sure u can consult and take the prescription to carry out
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Kindly contact to get the basic medicines (generic) priscription
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All these medicines are over the counter drugs so it's easy available in all the countries. If you really need to take then you will need to consult.
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Not every country needs priscription Only major counties need priscription .and u will also get medicines in other countries same drug If u need same brand and drugs Plz consult u will get
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Sure... kindly consult will add all medicine
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