Can I take nasal spray in hand luggage

mummysdragon

Hi,
Does anybody know if I can take Otrivine nasal spray on board a plane in my hand luggage?
I came back home 2 weeks ago from Kos and I have had a problems with my ears since then. It feels like my head is stuck in a factory of noise. My Dr has prescribed 2 types of nasal spray to try and clear the blockage. He has told me next time I fly I must take Otrivine with me, and take it also whilst on board to prevent any damage.
I am worried as I know liquids on board are not allowed.
Please can anybody give me some advice?

Lorian

Has to be 100ml or less, and carried on board in a clear plastic bag. Most airports will give you a bag if you don't have one.

I had that ear problem last winter, it played me up on flights for several weeks then cleared on its own. Nothing really helped for me.

dmg24

Lorian wrote: »

Has to be 100ml or less, and carried on board in a clear plastic bag. Most airports will give you a bag if you don't have one.

I had that ear problem last winter, it played me up on flights for several weeks then cleared on its own. Nothing really helped for me.

Many airports will charge you for the bag! x

Lorian

dmg24 wrote: »

Many airports will charge you for the bag! x

None I fly though, not that I've noticed anyway. But then I never take fluids with me, I always plan to be through security and in the lounge post haste.

richardw

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