Hi Bobby,

Yes, you should be permitted to carry that.

Hi Norma,
If your bag of snacks is over your carry-on limit, you may be asked to put that bag in your other bag before you get on the plane. If you can’t do that, the airline could charge you. However, this will be up to the discretion of the gate agents so you may have no trouble at all.

Possibly that person is inquiring about how to pack them? I’ve always heard “original containers” but that’s a bother when you are used to a daily-dose container.

Hi GDF, we don’t propose to have prescription recommendations anywhere in this article so we’re a bit confused as to how you came to look for those recommendations here?

We are not affiliated with any medical organization, nor are any of the authors physicians… this is simply an article (related to travel) on the best ways to pack and a checklist so you don’t forget items when packing…

You’re so very welcome Kirsten! We’re happy to have helped and hope you’ll share our packing list/tips with your friends & family! 🙂

We love this one too – such a lifesaver in so many situations! 🙂 Thanks for reading John!

Hey Nikki, glad you found this article helpful! There are definitely some helpful apps out there but in terms of what’s more popular, it just depends on the individual!

Some people love to have a piece of paper in-hand that they can physically check off, and some prefer a more techy approach, keeping everything on one small mobile device. It’ similar to some people preferring a true planner, address book or calendar, vs those that enjoy everything online! 🙂