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Travel with essential medicines easier with doctor's certificate

Jun 30, 2009, 11:44 GMT

Bonn, Germany - Holidaymakers should obtain a doctor's certificate for any essential medicines they need to take before leaving their home country. Travellers to European countries need a document issued by their general practitioner and authenticated by their local health authority. If you are travelling outside Europe it is a good idea to have the document translated into English with information on the medicine's active ingredient, the dosage as well as the expected length of travel.

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