Can I take cold medicine and anti-inflammatory medicine to Australia?

There is no need to declare paracetamol or over-the-counter drugs in Australia, but the dosage cannot exceed that of ordinary people for three months.

Stomach drugs (such as motilium), cold drugs (such as Xinkangtai, Baijiahei, Tylenol) and opioids containing pethidone are not allowed. The most common cough drugs (such as compound licorice tablets, Chailian oral liquid, Zhi Zhi syrup, Xiaoerzhixieling granules, etc.). ) and psychotropic drugs &; Narcotic drugs, including sleeping pills and painkillers (including etorphine, α-methyl fentanyl, methadone acetate, etc.). )

If you are carrying prescription drugs, such as hormones and antibiotics, you need to prepare a letter from the beneficiary and the doctor to prove that you really need to take such drugs.

You can't bring drugs to others. Australian customs stipulates that you can only bring drugs to yourself. When necessary, prepare the doctor's English letter as evidence that the medicine is for your own use.

Prepare English explanation of drug instructions. When necessary, when facing the customs border inspection, it is convenient for the border inspection to directly understand the use and description of drugs.

If you are not sure whether you need to declare your belongings, I suggest you declare them and let the customs officers make a judgment, so there will be no problem.