Medical

💊 Allergy medication / antihistamines

💼 Cabin bag

Yes

Tablets: permitted with no restriction. Liquid medication and nasal sprays: exempt from 100ml rule when declared as medical necessity.

✈️ Hold (checked)

Yes

Permitted.

💡 Tip: Antihistamine tablets and capsules are permitted in carry-on and checked baggage everywhere. Liquid allergy medication and nasal sprays are subject to the 100ml carry-on rule unless declared as a medical necessity.

Common questions

Yes. Liquid allergy medication declared as a medical necessity is exempt from the 100ml rule. Carry a prescription or doctor's note.

Common OTC antihistamines like cetirizine are legal globally, but some stronger antihistamines or those containing pseudoephedrine may be restricted or require a prescription in certain countries.

Yes. EpiPens are medical devices exempt from the liquid rule. See the EpiPen page for full details.