Travel checklist

What people in this position generally carry. It is a list of documents and practicalities, not a statement of what the law requires — for that, read the pages it links to.

The pages behind this tool have not been checked yet. The tool prints documents and prompts, which is useful on its own — but the law it is derived from has not been confirmed against the instruments. Treat it as a memory aid, not as a statement of what is required.

Your medicine in its original dispensed packagingThe pharmacy label is what turns a container into something you can show.
Photo ID in the same name as the labelThey should match exactly.
A copy of the prescription, or a letter from your prescriberKept somewhere other than with the medicine.
Your prescriber's contact detailsIn case someone wants to confirm.
If you use a vaporiser: the device in carry-on, chamber clean and emptyBatteries are a dangerous-goods question, not a drug question.
Your airline's dangerous-goods page, checked this weekCarriers set their own rules and they change.

The law behind it: flying interstate · vaporisers and batteries · the drive to the airport.

Status: not yet checked against primary sources — general information, not legal advice