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A couple of travel hints if you're taking your meds with you plus a few other tips that may be handy.
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Thank you for this advice, greatly appreciated.
Thanks for watching!
Great info thanks
Thanks for watching!
yeah this is the info i needed - from ppl who actually live there! Cheers i appreciate this post mate, take care 🌺🌺🏝🏝
Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for that posting……going out to buy the fabric bandaids today ……hoping I won’t need to use them!
Better safe than sorry Lynette!! Have a great time!!😊
@@Lynette4227 wishing u a safe and happy trip mate ☺
I wish I had known about the fluid tablets my husband had that problem last year just before we flew home so thanks so much will keep in mind for this years trip in august
They truly are a godsend!! I’d never go without them now!
Have a great holiday
Hi there. Is there any chance you could tell me the name of the fluid tablets you bought? I'm glad you included this in your video. I too have experienced the pain of feet that feel like tight sausages ready to pop and don't want to go through that again!
they’re called Lasix in Australia but if you go to a big pharmacy there & tell them the problem they know what you need! It’s agony I agree😊
Hi.
I just wanna ask if powder supplement is okay to bring without prescription from the doctor.. I'm gonna bring 1jar good for 1month.. Plan to visit July 4th until August 2nd.. Thank you
I’m sure it would be fine but to be safe make aurenthenjarnis well labelled & sealed. A note from your pharmacist would most likely be enough if Customs check. You can buy most things in big pharmacies there too. Hope that helps! 😀
1) You might need to consider that not everyone is going to know what you mean by "mozzie". Presumably that's mosquito, and mozzie is a slang used in Australia and New Zealand. You might want to explain that since a obviously a lot of people won't know. 2) You did not explain much about getting meds in your carry-on confiscated. But you most likely had creams and/or fluids confiscated before you boarded the airplane. You didn't give any details so I'm just guessing. This is true for most airports in the world -- it's airport security, and has nothing to do with Bali or Indonesian customs or immigration. If you bring fluids (like sunscreen, aloe vera, etc.) over a certain amount onto an airplane it will be confiscated no matter where you are. I usually avoid bringing any fluids at all with me through airport security.
No meds were confiscated so no explanation required re that. just sunscreen (cream) insect repellent (1/2 used spray). I did my best!! Didn’t think about saying mozzie, but we know our audience is mostly Australian anyway. Still learning !! Thanks for watching though 😊