LS · United Kingdom · updated 2026-06-01
Jet2 medication liquid rules
Essential liquid medicines are exempt from the 100 ml rule on Jet2 flights. You can carry more than 100 ml in hand luggage if you have supporting documentation — usually a prescription or a doctor's letter — and declare it at the security checkpoint.
Send these rules to whoever you're travelling with.
What to know before you pack
- Keep medicines in their original labelled packaging so the name matches your documentation.
- Insulin, inhalers, liquid painkillers, eye drops and gel cold packs used medically all count as essential medicines.
- Split your supply between hand luggage and hold luggage where possible in case of delays or lost bags.
- Baby food, formula and medical liquids are exempt from the 100 ml rule.
- Vape devices and lithium batteries are cabin-only.
Jet2 cabin bag at a glance
Frequently asked
Do I need a prescription for liquid medicine on Jet2?
For quantities over 100 ml, bring a prescription or doctor's letter. Under 100 ml, medicine can simply go in your clear liquid bag with no paperwork.
Where should medication go on a Jet2 flight?
In your cabin bag, within easy reach. Medicines you may need during the flight should never be checked into the hold.
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Sources
- Jet2 baggage help — checked 2026-06-01