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If you want to take codeine into the United Arab Emirates it's possible, but it's important to follow the following official procedure of the Emirates which you'll find here: Issuing permission to import medicines for personal use,I realise how addictive codeine is, and it is a restricted drug here in Australia, but I think my doctor will give me a script, but there is no point if it is too hard to travel with.
Hi! I can't take anti inflamatory drugs so I was thinking codeine might be an alternative for any injuries that paracetemol won't deal with (I already have back and foot issues and I haven't even started!)
I am flying via Dubai and travelling elsewhere in Europe first and I am concerned about trying to bring codeine through Dubai specifically. Can anyone advise what painkillers are available nowadays in Spain over the counter? I realise how addictive codeine is, and it is a restricted drug here in Australia, but I think my doctor will give me a script, but there is no point if it is too hard to travel with.
Thanks! Not long now, leaving 3 May and walking from Leon beginning of June
I am the same, no NSAIDs, I took Panadeine with me. It works for me. I didnt need it very often though, which was good. I broke some bones in my left foot as a child which didn't knit together tidily and I often suffer from pain if I walk on hard pavement a lot. I took a couple on the days we walked through cities.Hi! I can't take anti inflamatory drugs so I was thinking codeine might be an alternative for any injuries that paracetemol won't deal with (I already have back and foot issues and I haven't even started!)
I am flying via Dubai and travelling elsewhere in Europe first and I am concerned about trying to bring codeine through Dubai specifically. Can anyone advise what painkillers are available nowadays in Spain over the counter? I realise how addictive codeine is, and it is a restricted drug here in Australia, but I think my doctor will give me a script, but there is no point if it is too hard to travel with.
Thanks! Not long now, leaving 3 May and walking from Leon beginning of June
@holhum , my comment is tangential to your question, but could be of interest. I recently heard of the therapeutic use of the resin amber. It has been used to calm teething in babies, and when I came across that, it popped up all over the place. I have connections in Poland, and was able to acquire a necklace which I wear all the time. Does it help? Hard to say. If you can access an old David Attenburgh video on youtube,(here is a link:Hi! I can't take anti inflamatory drugs so I was thinking codeine might be an alternative for any injuries that paracetemol won't deal with (I already have back and foot issues and I haven't even started!)
I am flying via Dubai and travelling elsewhere in Europe first and I am concerned about trying to bring codeine through Dubai specifically. Can anyone advise what painkillers are available nowadays in Spain over the counter? I realise how addictive codeine is, and it is a restricted drug here in Australia, but I think my doctor will give me a script, but there is no point if it is too hard to travel with.
Thanks! Not long now, leaving 3 May and walking from Leon beginning of June
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