You can travel with your GLP-1 medication, including when flying domestically or internationally. Proper storage during travel helps maintain medication quality and temperature stability.
What to Bring
When traveling, it is recommended to bring:
Your medication vial
Syringes or injection supplies
An insulated travel bag or cooler
Cold packs if refrigeration is needed
A small sharps container or travel-safe disposal container
Your prescription or treatment confirmation information if needed during travel
Air Travel Tips
GLP-1 medications and syringes are generally allowed in carry-on luggage.
For best results:
Keep medication in your carry-on bag
Do not place medication in checked luggage
Avoid exposing medication to extreme heat or freezing temperatures
Keep supplies organized and easy to access during security screening
Temperature & Storage While Traveling
To help maintain medication stability:
Use insulated cooling packs during longer trips
Avoid leaving medication in parked vehicles or direct sunlight
Refrigerate the medication when possible after arriving at your destination
Note: Cold packs may soften or thaw during travel, especially on longer trips. This does not always mean the medication is unusable, but prolonged exposure to high temperatures should be avoided.
Need Additional Help?
If you are unsure how to store or transport your medication during travel, please contact support before your trip.
If you have any more questions, you can contact the Mevo Health support team through live chat.