Can liquid Chinese medicine be carried on the plane?

No, unless there is a certificate that must carry Chinese medicine liquid, issued by the hospital...<br/><br/>Help you, please click green to accept!

Domestic air consignment should be possible, but it may be more convenient to send express

Unless the medicines that must be taken on the plane can be carried into the cabin with a doctor's certificate, they should be checked. (for reference)

Just put it in your luggage.

1. Liquid, gel and spray drugs (including traditional Chinese medicine) are exempted if they are accompanied by a doctor's prescription or a hospital certificate, and the quantity of drugs is subject to the passengers' needs on the plane. Containers and plastic bags are not required. <br/>2. The medicine should be handed over to the security personnel for X-ray inspection. Security officers will ask passengers to show a doctor's certificate or doctor's prescription. <br/>3. If the liquid medicine you carry is an over-the-counter medicine purchased at a pharmacy without a doctor's prescription. These medicines, such as liquid medicines, are contained in a container with a capacity of no more than 100 milliliters and placed in a resealable transparent plastic bag of no more than one liter, which can pass the security inspection. 4. If a passenger suffers from diabetes, he or she can carry sufficient insulin preparations and hypodermic syringes with needles for use on the plane, but a medical certificate must be presented. 5. Passengers with diabetes must bring their own prescribed food (such as sugar-free juice) to eat on the plane. If the container has a capacity of more than 100ml, they must present a medical certificate before carrying it. Exempted medications and food should be separated from other hand luggage for inspection.