<p>That’s a good point, SweetTea. </p>
<p>S1 has not had to produce his letter, as far as I know, but his allergist tells us to travel with it. The worst that could happen is that it could be confiscated. It would not be a good thing for him to be without it.</p>
<p>My daughter use to carry her doctor’s letter when she was younger, but hasn’t in years. She always has two or three epi-pens with her when she travels, and she currently travels internationally about 10 days a month. Never has she been questioned about her epi-pens, not even on the small airport all over the UK.</p>
<p>When I remember and have the patience, I do try to bring at least the Rx for the things I carry on my plane rides but honestly often forget. In the dozens of flights I take very year, I’ve never been asked to produce them. They are curious when I used to fly with an inverter and my nebulizer. They’re also curious about oxygen concentrators and sometimes pay more attention and examine them more closely.</p>