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Sorry but I forgot to ask this in my last post: did anyone have any trouble traveling entering Morocco with prescription medication? (high blood pressure medication and asthma inhaler)

Thanks again everyone.

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The rule of thumb for traveling with prescription medication is to have it in original prescription bottle (not in pill box as some have tried). With HBP, you will be fine as it is medically necessary and vital for you not having a stroke.

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Sorry but I forgot to ask this in my last post: did anyone have any trouble traveling entering Morocco with prescription medication? (high blood pressure medication and asthma inhaler)

Thanks again everyone.

Nope, all was good as long as it was in the prescription bottle as the other poster said. I took my meds and had no issues as all.

However................ departing Morocco on one of my visits, all the sudden before boarding the bus to go to the plane, everyone immediately had to deport the bus with security guards everywhere. I was like gosh what the heck is going on. The guards asked all of us to put our personal belongings onto the carts they provided outside the bus. The dog was jumping and going nuts to say the least. Well, after each cart was sniffed out by the dog, the last cart which was where my purse was located, OMGGGGGG the dog grab my purse with his teeth and the guards said who's purse is this???? My heart was jumping out of my chest as I thought OMG did some one put anything in my purse while i was not looking. I raised my hand and the guards took my purse from the ding dong dog and said please open your purse. The guards went through my entire purse and found a bag of M&M's LOLOLOL that I just purchased to take onto the plane.

That damn dog wanted my M&M's and the guards chuckled and said sorry miss you can take your purse now. LOL beware of M&M's guard dogs must love them. smile.gif

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