I will say, this is why I switched to Sunday injections because I can take it on Sunday or Monday if needed, but you can take it with you as long as you declare it to TSA and make sure it is labeled.
I just skip a shot when inconvenient. It doesn’t make much difference.
Anonymous
09/29/2025 16:59
Subject: Traveling and GLP1
I would just wait until Tuesday, but I have traveled with it unrefrigerated
Anonymous
09/29/2025 14:38
Subject: Traveling and GLP1
I have traveled with a needle and zepbound in my carry-on. zepbound can actually be at room temperature for 21 days so that makes it easy.
Anonymous
09/25/2025 09:05
Subject: Traveling and GLP1
I have an insulin needle frozen pack and I travel with the vial and one syringe.
Anonymous
09/24/2025 12:11
Subject: Traveling and GLP1
You could always split the shot and do half on Thursday and half on Tuesday when you return. I have taken the shot one day early or one day late depending on travel.
I don't travel with mine because I don't want to refrigerate or travel with my needles.
Anonymous
09/24/2025 12:10
Subject: Traveling and GLP1
But, otherwise, check the TSA website. I'm sure there is something on it since there are medically necessary injectable meds. There have to be guidelines.
Anonymous
09/24/2025 12:09
Subject: Traveling and GLP1
How long do you have until you travel? If it's a few weeks, move it one day each week, so go 8 days.
I would jsut take it Tuesday night when I get back, but I can extend to about a week and a half before I feel it wearing off.
Anonymous
09/24/2025 08:29
Subject: Traveling and GLP1
I am only a few weeks in, and realized that I wasn’t sure how to handle travel. I am on the compounded version so I have a vial and needle. Is the needle allowed to go in my carry-on?
I could skip the shot but timing would be hard (I take the shot each Saturday and am traveling Thursday-Tuesday).
Thank you for help/suggestions from those who have BTDT.