Can I bring over-the-counter medicines into Georgia in my luggage, and do they need to be in original boxes?

From messages by 4 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 28 days ago

TL;DR

Recent travelers report that over-the-counter medicines in checked luggage generally passed into Georgia without questions. They carried them in a separate first-aid kit as well as in blister packs or bottles without package inserts.

What the community said

Over-the-counter medicines can be packed in a separate first-aid kit inside your luggage; on a recent border crossing, no questions were asked on either departure or entry.

28 days ago Separate first-aid kit in luggage

Several packs of non-prescription medicines were brought in without issues even without package inserts, including blister packs, loose packets, and bottles.

28 days ago Blister packs and bottles without inserts

For a larger supply of standard medicines, keeping the original packaging and receipt is a practical precaution in case border officers ask about the contents.

31 days ago Original packaging and receipt