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Destinations

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Your medicines

ParacetamolAcetaminophen (APAP) in the USIbuprofenLoratadineClaritin in the USCetirizineZyrtec in the USDiphenhydramineBenadryl in the USLoperamideImodium in the USOmeprazolePrilosec in the USPseudoephedrineSudafed in the USMelatoninDimenhydrinateDramamine in the USAmoxicillinMetforminSertralineZoloft in the USSalbutamolcalled "albuterol" only in the USAtorvastatinLipitor in the USLevothyroxineSynthroid in the USLisinoprilAmlodipineMetoprololLosartanGabapentinRosuvastatinCrestor in the USPantoprazoleProtonix in the USEscitalopramLexapro in the USAmphetamine / DextroamphetamineAdderall in the USHydrochlorothiazideBupropionWellbutrin in the USFluoxetineProzac in the USSemaglutideOzempic / Wegovy in the USMontelukastSingulair in the USTrazodoneSimvastatinZocor in the USTamsulosinFlomax in the USHydrocodone / Paracetamol combinationNorco in the USFluticasoneFlonase in the USMeloxicamMobic in the USApixabanEliquis in the USFurosemideLasix in the USInsulin GlargineLantus in the USInsulin LisproHumalog in the USInsulin AspartNovoLog in the USInsulin Human (Regular)Humulin R or Novolin R in the USInsulin Isophane (NPH)Humulin N or Novolin N in the USInsulin DetemirLevemir in the USInsulin DegludecTresiba in the USDuloxetineCymbalta in the USFamotidinePepcid in the USEmpagliflozinJardiance in the USCarvedilolCoreg in the USTramadolAlprazolamXanax in the USPrednisoneClopidogrelPlavix in the USAcetylsalicylic acid (Aspirin)OxycodoneOxyContin / Percocet / Xtampza ER in the USMethylphenidateRitalin / Concerta in the USNaproxenAleve in the USDiclofenac (topical gel)Voltaren gel in the USFexofenadineAllegra in the USGuaifenesinMucinex in the USDextromethorphanRobitussin DM or Delsym in the USOxymetazoline (nasal spray)Afrin in the USBismuth subsalicylatePepto-Bismol in the USCalcium carbonate (antacid)Tums in the USSimeticoneGas-X in the US (called "simethicone")Oral rehydration saltsPedialyte in the USBisacodylDulcolax in the USPolyethylene glycol 3350 (macrogol)Miralax in the USMeclozineBonine or Dramamine Less Drowsy in the US (called "meclizine")Hydrocortisone (cream)Cortizone-10 in the USClotrimazoleLotrimin AF in the USBacitracin / Neomycin / Polymyxin B (antibiotic ointment)Neosporin in the USDoxylamineUnisom SleepTabs in the USLevonorgestrel (emergency contraception)Plan B One-Step in the USAtovaquone / ProguanilMalarone in the USDoxycyclineAzithromycinZithromax (Z-Pak) in the USCiprofloxacinCipro in the USAcetazolamideDiamox in the USScopolamine (motion-sickness patch)Transderm Scop in the USOndansetronZofran in the USEpinephrine (adrenaline auto-injector)EpiPen in the US

Rx Abroad

Travel meds card

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Medicines: —
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Rx Abroad seed data. Not medical or legal advice. Confirm with a local pharmacist or physician.

Reading the stamps

OTC: Over the counter. Take it off the shelf.
Rx only: Needs a local doctor’s prescription.
OTC / Rx: OTC or Rx depending on dose or form (e.g. nasal spray vs. inhaler).
No Rx: Ask Pharmacist: No prescription, but a pharmacist has to hand it over.
Controlled (Rx): A prescription works, but expect scrutiny, paperwork, and harder refills.
Banned: Do Not Bring: No legal personal-use pathway. Do not bring it in.
Unavailable: Not sold in this country. Bring it from home.
Status unknown: We couldn’t find reliable information on how it is sold here.
Not verified: General market knowledge, not registry-checked.
Unconfirmed: Verify locally before relying on it.
Registry-verified: Registered with that country's official medicines registry. Stock still varies by pharmacy.

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Compiled from general pharmacology knowledge, not a live regulatory feed. Brand names, availability, and prescription status change and vary by region and even by pharmacy. Confirm with a local pharmacist or physician before relying on this while traveling.

This product uses publicly available data from the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM), National Institutes of Health, Department of Health and Human Services; NLM is not responsible for the product and does not endorse or recommend this or any other product.

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